Stellar.

Grail indeed. Well-picked!

So impressive in every aspect. I'm sure you're thrilled with this commission, rightfully so. Congrats!!!

I love it, and for me this would be a dream Omaha piece. Congrats!

Iconic indeed, this is just a magnificent example of what Michael does, and a stellar Batman image. Congrats, Benno!

I love this.

Cute as a button, and beautiful. Congratulations, great commission!

Congratulations, Mark. I saw this lovely Omaha image on CAF and considered a purchase as well, but decided to pass. We don't see a lot of Omaha images being offered any more, aside from Denis Kitchen's private collection offerings on Heritage recently.

As for me, I'm inclined to think my collecting days are likely drawing to a close. It seems to makes less and less sense to buy these paper collectibles at usurious prices that I won't be able to take with me, or pass on to another generation. We'll see what happens. Best wishes and happy collecting, Mark.

Lots to love here. The facial expressions in the first two frames are exquisite.

Nice one. She did a super rendition of the character for these SQPieces back in the day, early in her career.

Dave, she's beautiful! Sell her to me!!!  :-D

Gorgeous, congrats!

Good God, the beauty of this page. Congrats!

Killer Cameron.

This is indeed beautiful. What happened to Cameron Stewart is a loss for comic book art.

I like the density of detail which dictates that nearly every panel gets filled almost to the panel borders, but this is nicely balanced by the second and fourth frames which let some air in with the deftly balancing white spaces. Spec battling that horde of demons in panel five is spectacular (or should that be "spook-tacular"?). I just love this classic Silver Age page.

That's a beauty!

Congratulations, George! They look beautiful!

Very beautiful work by Greg, with terrific compositional flow. Congrats!

I don't see much on CAF that jumps out at me lately, but this one did, (and deserves a 21-gun salute, to boot!). I own one of Jay's pieces too. so I know exactly what you're talking about when you say yours looks so much better in person. Superb, superb work on Jay's part...and a hearty "Bravo, well done!" to you as a collector.

You ARE pulling our collective leg here...aren't you?   =/

This is tremendous. It epitomizes the character.

Really like this. She's exquisite.

That is one hell of a page. Big congrats, well done!

One of the nicest Hoffmans I've seeb. Creepy and sensual at the same time. You've been at this a long time, Paperchaser. Quite a collection you have! :-D

Don't see many of these out there lately. Congratulations, great and fun score, featuring yet another of the artist's created doppelgangers.

This is just gorgeous,

A perfect combination of artist and character. Well done, nice score!

Really like this!

That is indeed fantastic! So glad this worked out for you, and you got this. May be my favorite thing of all in your gallery now. Wow, just WOW!

Delicious reading! You cropped it too soon, though. Post more, if you can...

Congratulations, just spectacular!

This is the work that caused editor Roy Thomas to call out the artist for making too much use of assistants and diluting his style, which prompted Wood to quit doing the strip, by Roy's own account. If there's input from assistants here, I confess that I can't easily spot it. One wonders how many more of these great stories Wood might've gone on to do if Roy had only bitten his tongue and clammed up a bit. Congratulations, a great catch!

I love this stunning page.

I always liked this one. Congrats on a great snag!

This is just brilliant pen and ink accomplishment. Happy congrats on getting this!

Fantastic Fabian example. Quite beautiful. Congrats!

You're lucky to own two of these chapter header illustrations from the Wandering Star/Del Rey Howard collections. Always thought it a pity that Mark Schultz couldn't illustrate the other two volumes in the series. The attention to craft and detail in these renderings is impressive in person.

I agree, this is a little beauty. I love the hair, Waller's brush line, and the facial expressiveness. Congrats!

Congrats. Nothing this beautiful in Marvel or DC comics today. So much has been lost.

This is amazing.

"...looking good"...I'll say!

Bellissimo. Mi piacciono molto le rappresentazioni della femminilità di Walter Molino. Congratulazioni!

Lovely Lago! I saw this on Anbthony's site and was seriously considering it. Congrats!

I stand in awe at this masterful example of the art. Congratulations!

La page à laquelle Ditko admirait était la page 4, si je me souviens bien. Ditko avait raison, c'est une page magnifique, mais celle-ci de votre collection est aussi une beauté. Il y a beaucoup à admirer ici, mais j'aime particulièrement l'ombre d'Odkin dans le panneau 6, entre autres. Toutes nos félicitations!

What a gem of an illustration! Molino's femmes were sexy without being vulgar as we see in so much of today's so-called Good Girl art. Congrats!

I wanted to echo what you wrote about Jeff Singh. Jeff is one of the nicest people I've encountered among fellow collectors over the decades. And certainly among the most knowledgeable.

The strip itself has a great buildup to the punchline and closing panel with all that heavy dialogue coming before it. That's a wow of a shot with the Dragon Lady, and the slimey, sinister Slits (try saying that fast, akin to "seven slippery snakes, were slowly sliding Southward").  =D

This is really sharp. Congrats!

Very pretty. I like the delicate mood.