Love that panel with the knife and the foot.

I too agree that Kesel's inks were super tight and in line with what Austin was doing.

Cool dps. Bagley drew a cool Obsidian.

If you ever decide to divide the page, I'll take the first and last panels?

Great splash !

Those OHMU pin ups are such fun and Guice was so good

Intense and full of dangerous depth

Such a great piece

Fantastic cover indeed

I came to Dalgoda for Nowlan initially but Fujitake's art was always different and fresh. Nice one you got here.

Great page

Quite the dynamic and early Defenders cover by Sal who never disappointed. Congrats.

Spectacular piece.

Great Sutton WBN page

Super fun cover, congrats

Great page !

This one tells a story which is what all (good) illustrations should do.

Ed draws a great BP

It must not be super easy to play cards with only two fingers. How fun :)

Great layout by a master

Intense page !

Excellent !

The Immonens ;)

Again, super intense !

Lockjaw steals the show.

Fun piece and great to see more recent work from Duncan.

A truly memorable cover

Just insane. If you liled that run, that pretty much covers it. Huge congrats.

Great page !

Superb !

Fun get !

(she should learn to clean her sais, though. You know, from the blood after killing someone?)

Wow!

Very nice page from a memorable BWS mini series, congrats.

I think you are mistaking Machine Man with ICE Man as regards the best of them all my friend ;p

I too loved McDaniel's run on DD, armor or not.

(but damn, those are loooong feet ^^)

Great splash

Steel vs steel !

A Campbell on his creation, recent or not, is a win, congrats.

Great layout/composition on this one by Ordway

Splendid

Spectacular splash Tom (and welcome to CAF :)

Fun !

That's just making sure she has two levels of protection. Those were savage times, back when, Ruben.

Just a great splash by Ordway

Fantastic. Kollins' art is soo good.

Great sense of flow on this one

What a great series it was, both in writing and art.

Just a sublime PCR example!

(and I actually didn't know-or forgot-Mitch was being those prints, so thanks)

So great

Fun. Byrne pencils of that era are so precise.