"Let the Wookiee win." - C-3PO.

When Han's asleep and Chewie is at the controls on a cross system smuggling run, this is clearly what is blasting in the Falcon's cockpit. And he dreams of finding a Wookiee sized pair of those striped pants.

I have the first 25 days set up in my galleries, I think I'll make it!

Just the shoe Bruce needed to complete his ensemble before the big art gallery fundraiser!

Simonson did all of the pure Star Wars fill-in transition pages, so no argument there. I also think Milgrom inked most of those, while Palmer focused more on the effort of all the cutting/pasting/Frankensteining of the original Infantino pages to add the revised Star Wars elements. So i too would have guessed Milgrom.

I wish. If only my origin, life, and history were so notoriously convoluted. I'd be able to pay dues for both the Society for Historical Archaeology AND the Justice Society of America!

Just rewards for a stalwart of our hobby!

Only when CAF offers a Burkey button to announce "This. Page. Is. Over. FORTY-THREE. Years. Old!

Already recording historic inscriptions in the same manner as petroglyphs and pictographs, so I reckon we will.

The Elektra look was what caught my eye also.

I believe Jason D now has his request for 30 days of mutants next April. Start planning Jason!

Great idea! Who do we talk to in order to get that done?

You will always be my first ask! Will just need to work out the cross coast hand off.

I suspect if the Storm overlay art were still with it, it might have done better. But with so many coming out of the Palmer estate also featuring panels with Belasco, Storm, and Kitty, I also think it might have floated under the radar a bit.

If I had more real estate, I could flip it for more art!

If anyone wants to fall down the rabitt hole with us, Kavi hosted a great primer on early Star Wars animation art, which I was honored to sit in for. Has it really been 3 years?

I am not sure if any of Sergio's art is out in the wild. And before now, I've never made a concerted effort to look for it. It seems he does have a website with examples of his inked pages posted. I may have to try that contact button some day and see if he still has them, and if any might be available.

I promise something old, something new, something Dark Horse, and something blue lined. I am a Wedding after all, we have traditions. Ha!

I got a late start putting it all together this year, but have the first 20 days now set and ready to click on. Hope to get the last 11 days ready over the weekend. I'll squeeze a couple other things out over the next few days as well, just as a pallet cleanser for you!

Gotta pre-prime the pump to be ready for the moment of triumph.

I have zero interior pages with Rachel Summers in my limited X-title portfolio. I should remedy that. Thanks for the nudge by posting this lovely piece!

I'm gonna live forever
I'm gonna cross that river
I'm gonna catch tomorrow now

A great choice for today's CAF featured artwork, and bring on season 2!

Harvey's love for the Star Wars universe has been on full display throughout all of the issues he's worked on across this series, and the incedible detail he includes in every page. I never tire of seeing them.

When Wookiees rumble, stand clear!

Congrats on the acquisition of the sequential pages!

Normally credited as J.M. DeMatteis, the writer is credited in this issue as Wally Lombego. DeMatteis wanted Lando to accept Cody Sunn-Childe's pacifist views, but Lucasfilm had the ending changed, thus he opted to use the pseudonym.

Congrats! Steven will hopefully have some more Star Wars ahead on his plate as he and Wayne wrap up their art duties on Ahsoka season one.

Vima-Da-Boda, a female descendant of Nomi Sunrider. So much Dark Horse and expanded universe Star Wars threads tie to this character and page. Lovely!

A great page featured in today's CAF Roundup. And always a pleasure to circle back to this treasure trove of a gallery of vintage Star Wars pages.  I loved Cynthia Martin's work, especially the return of Lumiya and her reveal as Shira Brie. Cynthia's fresh style dovetailed nicely with watching Robotech each afternoon during my last days of junior high in the spring of '85. Ah, those were the days.

What can I add to those who've already commented but X-ceptional! The first thing I zoomed in on was the top margin dialogue, even before that last panel. Which is fine, because then it gave me plenty of time afterwards to just stare at that last panel. The only thing missing is an Imperial star destroyer. Then again, probably just right without one. Congrats!

I would sooo be down for a b&w noir Ghost Rider movie. Amazeballs.

I love dinosaurs, too! Nice pick-up Tyler.

A little strip of history. Fantastic, and I think before Traivis and Manix, Lance may have had Morrie working in the basement for a while.

I've now been going back through the Heritage finished auctions and pulling their scans of other pages from this story. So far, I've found pages 4 through 17. Hopefully they post the rest, as I'd like to be able to read the full issue. It is an interesting take on the character.

The Rogues were top notch in the comics of the Dark Horse era, and the novels of the same timeframe. Really wish that a Rogue Squadron TV series would still pop up some day. Great trio of pages you picked up in this grouping, Scott!

I look forward to when it is posted!

With your Kremer Harvey Comics art already, you HAD to have an Ewoks page. How could I say no? Cheers!

I want to train in his dojo before I ever have to enter an Octagon!

First it was Eranga. Then Ulan followed by Zia. Now a Marco. Who will helm the pen for Galactus next? I want to know!

Fantastic! Such a fun event within the event at OAX each year with the Sunday sketch card opportunity.

One down! So how many more to go?

I 100% agree. And for anyone that wants to see Eranga's take on Lumiya at a larger scale, here's another commissioned piece he did for me a couple years back. He's come a long way since then, might be time for another 11x17 sized piece soon. The Silver Surfer piece he showed on his socials today was incredible.

My Hembeck card book isn't yet complete, but near enough now that I'm targeting some very specific cards to fill it out. While I wait for a chance to bid on them, I've started a new card book that I'm going to fill with cards by folks I know from the OA community, be they artists or otherwise. But everyone has to draw something, even if just a stick figure. These will fit in nicely with my Sharon Snyder cards, one of which was my OAX card commision last year. Speaking of which, I don't think I ever posted those. Perhaps tomorrow's additions!

The Sultan of ink is a nickname that just might stick...

Nice, glad this one made it!

See kids, reading comprehension and memory matters! You did say that, but by the time I skimmed the other comments and got to the bottom I had already forgotten. Ha!

Wait! Did I send you two 2025 OAX chips, and not a 2024? Let me know and we'll rectify that. Cheers!

That's one Hebbuva head shot! Matt's a real journeyman working as a freelance illustrator and comic book artist. If anyone catches Matt at a con, see if he has any copies left of "B is for B-Movie" at his table. It's an ABC book featuring illustrations from 26 of the greatest so-bad-they're-good movies of all time.