Is there a way to have it forensically dated? At least then you could rule out a modern fake. Good luck!

That's a nice one, Glynn!

This is not the actual printed cover. It's a recreation done by Grindberg. 

Lovely noir page!

That's a good one!

Gotta love a good pre-code melee!

Great vintage Bernie! I came very close to getting the splash from this story about 20 years ago. sigh...

I bought this page from a CBG ad in the late 70s or early 80s for $15. I sold it a few years later for $40. Regrets, I've had a few...

It's fun to see it again. Congratulations on finding it. 

These guys were really something together. Their work really meshed well.

This is a great combination of artists! So little out there by Plunkett...

This is a truly magnificent page, Tom! The stippling he Totleben used to create those gray tones is sublime!

Well that's beautiful.

Fantastic! Congratulations!

Great page from a great issue. I love the Eisner-esque quality of Ploog, expecially in this title.

This is truly spectacular! Color me jealous.

Spectacular! 

Would it be hyperbole to call this one of the greatest comic book pages of the Bronze Age? I honestly believe it is. I have coveted this page forever... it is so incredible! Beautiful rendering and storytelling, and perfectly evocative of its era. Kudos!

Love this. Geary's work is so fun and quirky and it's really unusual to see something by him in color.

I don't think I realized Redondo ever worked on this title. What a treasure! Congratulations!

Wow! Just wow.

This is no less than artistic brilliance. Imagine the kid who bought this comic with his allowance and rolled it up in his back pocket while he walked home from the newstand. He loved those stories, probably oblivious to the mastery of art and writing that went into them. Now, with the benefit of time, we can see that was no fluke, nor was it borne of childish tastes. Art that stands the test of time.

It's a classic modern Catwoman look by the artist who defined her for a generation. Glad you ended up with it, John!

Wow!! That's great!

This is why we can never be friends. 'Cause you own this instead of me.

Beautiful!

Such a great page!

Well that's kinda spectacular!

Fascinating combination of artists!

I always thought Stalker was the best combination of Ditko and Wood. Definitely better than the Jungle Jim for Charlton and arguably better than anything they did together for Tower. Great page! Congratulations!

Groovy page, John! I was tempted to keep it for myself...

LeCool!

Great page!

Bald headed sausage cakes! Love that Rube!

That's pretty damn cool! Worth the sacrifice!

So fantastic and rare! Moldoff's Hawkman was one of the artistic high points of the golden age.

This shouldn't count either. It's just artificially inflating the comment count on a piece that can stand on its own merits. It's just wrong, wrong, wrong.

What? Sean buying art from this century? Cats and dogs living together! I don't know up from down anymore.

Nice page.

Such a great comic to have a page from! Congratulations!

This is great, Glynn!

What an unusual and exceptional piece! Bravo!

She seems very excited that he's in the hole. Body language... just sayin'. Quit getting all the art!

You never see these. I really dig the oversized craft tint board!

Yeah, I like this page a lot!

I have the original to this in my CAF gallery.

What a great page, and what a great combination of artists!

Impressive!

These are both so great and so much fun to stare at! Welcome to the Geary club!

I really enjoy his work! Excellent!

I guess that gives Death's Head a whole new meaning.

I like this combination! Cool page!