Thanks Miki!

My feelings exactly Marcus. Thanks for the commentary.

Thanks Ruben. I just really like that horror slant that was going on in some of those DC books at the time. Particularly with the Batman titles. Harkens back to the Golden Age Detective Comics stories such as The Mad Monk and others.

It was nice to see the two Dicks (sounds crude) working together. I'm so used to Giordano's inks over Adams, Novick and his own pencils that it shows you how much he really added to the overall look of that period making them all look equally as impressive. 

Yea, I want to see the next page too. Unfortunately it was either not available or not as desirable. Can't remember.

As I said when I first saw this, AWESOME! George's attention to detail and graytones is outstanding. I love all the work he put into the Fokker DR 1. Congrats Peter!

Cool use of white for blending and creating the X-wings in the black area. Nice pick up Kavi!

Great layout. The solid black really makes this page pop and creates a focal point for the nicely rendered full figure and it's an origin page...BONUS! Big congrats.

This is a really great Wagner commission. Congrats!

What a great piece by BIll. Thanks for sharing Nick

This was the one piece that stood out on that show for me. Congrats on adding this awesome cover to your collection.

Brian's color palette + a traditional Shadow pose = very cool. I also like how he incorporated the logo. Congrats!

Thanks Kavi

Didn't realize they were modeling the main character after Redford, but now that I look at it...

This is really great Chuck, congrats. I like this more than many of Quitely's published peices and it's an exceptional commission compared to others I have seen by him.

I think maybe you should repost CAB. People need to see this.

Awesome!

Well, if you can't have the original, then having an icon add color to an iconic cover is the next best thing! Congrats on having such a cool item in your collection!

I have just one page from this series. Wish I had kept the other one I sold over 20 years ago.

The only thing I can see that he did was make the beams wider , which helped him decrease the amount of detail of the wall

Thanks Kavi. That was my 4th World trifecta for the day

Thanks Kavi. I was just looking through my CAF and sketchbooks to see what I had not posted yet.

Love the perspective!

Love this!

So many Brainiacs. Great cover! Congrats Miki

This is pretty damn cool!

I was in suspense, hearing Brad Pitt's voice in my head "What's in the box?" all the way up till the reveal. Fun strip. Congrats!

This is definitely the jacked up Superman. It's ok to have one version of him over the top. But I agree not my ideal vision of Superman. Mostly I liked the technique and use of the paper.

It's understandable that the fans thought his parents were buried because DC had previouslt shown their headstones. Consistency in comics wasn't as important back then I guess.

Thanks Nick

Thanks Kavi

The panel layout and perspective is what grabbed my attention. 

same here

Yes, that is my understanding too Ruben. Funny how back then the character's personality was molded to serve the story.

Yea, I was totally into those stories.

Tony, I see all your Rudy art postings. This is definitely one of his better ones

Thanks Carl.

Congrats on this great aquisition. I know the owners of that #1 cover

Great images of Kamandi. Congrats from a fellow owner of a page from Kamandi 32

Wow! Just Wow!

I remember this one. Congrats on securing a nice Shadow cover from a master

Love this!

Congrats Josh. Nice pick up!

This is cool!

Love this!

Yes, the perspective is unlike any other sketch I have seen from Neal. It really caught my eye

Thanks ilia

Glad to see that you are collecting pages from this great series that you helped create.