Many thanks, Ron. Do take care.

Many thanks, Andy. And I continue to be in awe of your Spider-man collection.

Many thanks, Duke. Absolutely.

Many thanks, Rubén. And, yes, I was just amazed by its quality; as you have pointed out, it is as good as any of his published work and cost a fraction of the amount.

Many thanks, Nick. And, as Marcus has pointed out, it's JRJR inks as well.

Many thanks, David. It's always so edifying to receive your perceptive observations which non-experts like myself may feel but somehow cannot put into words.

Many thanks, Marcus. That is a very good point indeed.

Many thanks, and many congrats on an excellent CAF Gallery!

A fantastic piece. Eranga puts his heart and soul into his artwork. Many congrats!

Many thanks, Chris. And many congrats on an awesome ASM collection!

This is an awesome pin-up. It is so well-executed. Many congrats!

Many thanks, James. And many congrats on a stunning Deodato Elektra page!

This is a fantastic page in design and execution. Deodato did an excellent job on this series. Many congrats!

An excellent piece, Ilia. And great of you to support her show as well.

Many thanks, Desmond. But Joe's inks really made this page rock!

Classic Gil Kane design and artwork on a fantastic Cap cover! Many congrats, Alberto!

Many congrats, Nick, on a superb page! The one-third splash of Superman alone is, as they say, worth the price of admission! And it's really nice to have yet another piece on display by a master of the craft who left us far too early.

Many thanks, Jason. Most pieces of the Two-Gun Kid would probably be mine! Long time no see. I trust that you are keeping well.

An amazing piece of artwork in every sense of the word - brilliantly, as you have pointed out, stretched out across two pages with both detail and broader design perfectly integrated together. Many congrats, Gene!

Many congrats on this piece! Even though it's a prelim, it's brilliantly executed and has Ross, so to speak, all over it - and it's also a cover prelim at that.

This was a classic issue and this is a classic page from that issue. Many congrats,Jordan!

Many thanks, David. These are fantastic observations coming from an expert in the field. Many thanks for your insights.

Many thanks, Duke. It does, but it still has a lot of Tradd's original style as well. Quite a few have also commented on the anime aspect though.

Many thanks, Tyler. I totally agree with you with the signature stylization. The entire piece rocks in a quite different way!

Many thanks, Jiggy. And greetings once again to the greatest art rep in Asia!

Many thanks, Mikail. And, if I may say so, you make a very good point because although it is clearly Tradd, this is somewhat different from him this time. I was wondering whether it was the character that prompted him to evolve his style or whether this is part of a broader evolution that we'll see in his later work.

Many thanks, Kavi. Yes, there is an anime feel to it. Unfortunately, the TKG has literally gone west and I can confidently say that there is zero chance that the series will be revived. But commissions such as this help make up for the disappointment.

Many thanks, Nick. Tradd is a unique talent indeed.

Many thanks, CIB! As mentioned, his take on the character is so unique that it cannot really be compared with other similar pieces in this particular gallery. Tradd's style is really all his own and I'm so glad I managed to request this from him.

Many thanks, Timothy. And many congrats on a great collection of modern original comic art (especially your Tradd pieces!).

Tradd is a unique talent and this is consequently a unique page. Wonderfully crafted! Many congrats on such a great page!

Many thanks, Rick. You are uber smart, my friend!

Many thanks, Ron. OT, but congrats on a very varied and impressive collection of original art.

Many thanks, Toni. It was really nice to see what he would do with this commission and it's turned out so well!

Many thanks, Rubén. Yes, this rendition will probably be the most unique in my gallery.

Many thanks. Tradd's work is so different from every other artist's.

Many thanks, Ilia. It's uncanny, but my initial response to the piece was very similar to yours. I totally agree with you that Tradd has perspectives that go well beyond the conventional - which explains why he did such an amazing job with both SSB and Dr Strange (both of which were ideally suited to his immense imaginative talents).

Many thanks, Marcus. Now that would be something!

Many thanks, Jared. It really looks wonderful in person. I am afraid, though, that Nick Barrucci has first dibs if I choose to let this go.

The bonus is one gets to see Doctor Strange in McFarlane style as well!  In fact, McFarlane probably bridges the gap between the original Ditko rendition of Spidey and the more modern versions.

An excellent piece reminiscent of ASM Annual #2 (when the pair first met)! There are hints of McFarlane as well (who was a great Ditko fan as well).

Many thanks, Ben. It is so amazing to behold in person.

Many congratulations on an awesome DPS! The detail on these pages is staggering!

Many thanks, Al. And excellently put, if I may be permitted to say so.

This is a very nice piece of artwork indeed. Many congrats, Miki!

Congrats, Bill, on such a historic piece which is beautifully drawn by Cockrum.

Yes, Powell was an excellent artist and, to be fair, his coming on board the title didn't make any real difference to the resulting artwork. However, in issue 11 (Wood's final DD issue), he is credited with full pencils - which makes sense because Wood was leaving Marvel. That makes the crediting of Powell with layouts on this issue quite logical as well. But there will always be views, especially when pages like this cost so much. As for me, I simply collect what I love provided I can afford it at the time.

Many thanks, Toni. As mentioned, Sinnott is such a wonderful inker that I never recall him ever having had a bad inking job.

Many thanks, Steven. Yes, Wood's inking was, as mentioned, so powerful that they virtually always made a page his. But some have argued that Powell was also the penciller.

Many thanks, Ilia. They truly are. Mike's dedication and commitment to his craft are, as you say, so evident in his work - especially this particular piece.