Giant Size Man-Thing #1 was the first comic I remember owning, why I bought it, no idea.  Love the Man-Thing vs the Swamp Thing.  Nice.

Yes, for whatever reason, this was a great decision.  I love the way Buscema makes the Surfer move effortlessly.  And no one does better inks on the FF than Joe Sinnott.  Thanks for sharing.

Another great job Lou.  I love the way you research the artist and find just the baddies associated with the issues they drew.  

I'd be hard-pressed to name many of those villiams, but great job on this piece Lou!  

I really like this commission.  Agree with the above commenter on the classic take.  Love the inks, very sharp.  Thanks for sharing.

This is awesome!  The Night Stalker was one of the earliest TV shows I remember watching.  Great pairing of the three.

Thanks Lou, appreciate the shout out!  Oh forgot to mention, your Doctor Octopus captures the spirit of his appearance in ASM 157 -159 perfectly.  

Yes, very, very nice.  Love seeing all those villians Ross drew over his five years on Amazing Spider-Man and his short run on Marvel Team Up.  

After almost being driven mad by Mysterio, Spidey kicks butt.  Great action page from Andru's early ASM issues.  Always preferred Giacoia's inks over Esposito's.   Just a little crisper.  Thanks for sharing.

That last panel is superb!  I agree, really, really like Mooney's inks over Romita's pencils.

Incredibly impressive.  Thanks for sharing.

I was just saying how I didn't think Jack put many real life settings in his art the other day, and low and behold I view this page.  Very nice UN buildings and great page overall.  Thanks for sharing.

Mike does a great job of capturing the original.  

Nice page, really like the Hunt inks on this one.

Great page.  Love the notes in the margin.

That's really nice.  Good story too.  I never win anything cool.

Tremendous Andru ASM page with awesome inks by Giacoia and Hunt.  Thanks for sharing it.  

How the heck does this page not have more comments?  Great action from a very fondly remembered issue from my youth.  I loved the Hammerhead ghost as a kid and wondered how Spidey was going to save his aunt.  Little did I imagine he would team up with Dr. Ock in the next couple of issues.  Excellent page (would love to see a better scan of it).  Thanks for sharing!

I really like Mooney's inks as well.  Great page, thanks for sharing.

That's very cool. Thanks for sharing.

Wow, where to even begin.  I guess congratulations to start.  Just an amazing cover from a fondly remembered issue.  Just seems like yesterday my 10 year self was buying this at the Army PX.  I have always wondered the breakdown of contribution from both Ross and John on this issue, but both do a fantastic job.  I've researched Ross Andru's real life references extensively the last two years and can say he masterfully recreated NYC, specifically here as well with the Queensboro Bridge and the Roosevelt Island Tram, featured predominantly in Issues 161 and 162.  Again, congrats for obtaining this wonderful cover and thanks for sharing it with us mere mortals.

Yes, Marvel Team Up covers were very hit or miss to me back in the day.  I would have definitely put this one in the "hit" category.  Leialoha's inks really make this cover.  Thanks for sharing.

Nice commission.  Definitely has a 70s vibe to it.  Thanks for sharing.

Awesome Andru ASM page.  Thanks for sharing it.

Well, you know Ross strolled down Mott Street snapping pictures to model this page after.  He put both the Golden Dragon Restaurant and the Quon Luck Restaurant in panel 2.  And to make sure we knew where he set the scene, the The On Leong Tong Building on panel 3.  Not sure who did all the inking on the brickwork, as Dave Hunt had left ASM be then, must have been Mike.  Great story page, thanks for sharing.

Nice page and great detail in your description.  I wonder what is under the Romita panels though?  I've seen this on other pages, but not many.  

I never collected Batman and only knew Irv for his work on the Flash, but man is that Awesome!  Great, great splash, thanks for sharing.  I hope you are correct on more artwork showing up for offer, just so we can see what other treasuries have been hidden away.

Nice page.  Remember buying that issue off the stands. Thanks for sharing.

What's not to love?  Flash, Reverse Flash, Iris, and my favorite Flash artist, Irv Novick.  Good stuff, thanks for sharing.

That's some Andru Spider-man art you don't see every day.  I have been curious for some time to what this magazine art looked like, of which Ross penciled 3 stories.  Thanks so much for sharing.

That's a really nice piece.  Especially love the ink wash.  Thanks for sharing.

Yes, the web-slinging story flow is the thing that stood out to me as well.  Nice page, thanks for sharing.

There was just something about Kane with Romita that made Spider-man more gritty in that early bronze era, which seemed appropriate with the death of Captain Stacey.  Great page and thanks for sharing.

Some nice character work by Ross and Mike.  Thanks for sharing.

I've been studying the late Ross Andru's background work for the last year.  He put the Queensboro bridge in Amazing Spider-man quite a few times.  Here Paolo knocks it out of the park.  The bridge, the stack, the tall building with the terraces, all perfectly recreated.  His Spider-man is pretty nice too.  Thanks for sharing.

Love that last panel!  Thanks for sharing.

The Quon Luck Restaurant was a real restaurant in NY Chinatown in the 70s.  It was a little place on Mott Street, just off Canal though.  Based on the striking resembalance to the front of the restaurant, I am certain John Romita Jr. used the real restaurant for his reference.  I'm unsure when it closed or if it actually moved to Mulberry street (one street over from Mott).  Oddly enough, this restaurant, though unnamed, was featured in a panel in ASM 171 by Ross Andru as well.

Very nice page.  Crisp inks.  Thanks for sharing. 

Very nice sketch, thanks for sharing.

Nice Page, love the dark inks.  Thanks for sharing.

Great page by an amazing team.  I remember buying this issue off the stands.  Thanks for sharing.  

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Nice page, thanks for sharing.

Agree that this could have easily been an ASM cover.  Thanks for sharing.

Really like the Mooney inks over Andru's pencils here. Thanks for sharing.

Very nice Novick page.  Really love the Giacoia inks on these pages.

That last panel is killer, both literally and figuratively.  Thanks for sharing.

That's a great Novick Batman page and agree with you on the inks as well.

Very nice collection of Authentix Spider-Man copies.   Love all the different sketches, especially by the master.

What will Spidey do?  Will the Goblin really reveal Spidey's secret identity?  My 11 year old mind was racing back in the day while reading this page.  Great page and thanks for sharing.

Nice page.  Thanks for sharing.