Certain people are just meant to do certain things.  Ramona Fradon was meant to draw the Super Friends.

This is an example of why so many people in the 60s were yelling, "Make Mine Marvel!"

Signed by Mike and Frank.  A page for the ages!

...and tipping the scales at 1.8 ounces of pure gray matter!

Pipped at the post again!  And this time it's not Marcus!!  As if the classic profile in panel two isn't enough, we've got the bottom two panels with the perfect Irv Novick BatCape inked by the Master himself!

What a page, what a page!

Terrific Karl Kesel piece!  Follow my link to see the published page:

Punch and Jewelee

You could always trust The Flaming Carrot to swing into action and get right to the root of the problem!!

I feel so stupid.  I totally missed that dragon!  This page is amazing.

For twelve months, the best day of each month was when my Godzilla came in the mail.  The last issue of my subscription was the last issue of Godzilla.  I wrote to Marvel begging them to tell me it wasn't so, but they wrote back and told me they were sorry, but it was indeed so.  I was really sad.

You are so lucky to have this page with the introduction of Red Ronin!

Sure they were, but the usage is perfect.  The only reason I kept playing the first Resident Evil was I loved the household interiors, walls, wallpaper, carpet, etc., and this is what I'm reminded of in this page.  So freakin' cool.

Pinterest Tutorial on Procreation (I'm not kidding on that title)

Marcus, you rascal.  You beat me to it again.  Zeck and Day, two of the giants in the field, and what wowed me about the page was the cool wallpaper patterns!

Now this is a piece of scifi comic greatness!!

Thank you, sir.

I just came up with the perfect caption to fit your title - "This is like shooting fish in a barrel.  Think of all those years we wasted chasing Archie!"

Congratulation on getting this piece.  As much as I love comic art (and I really do) I am totally smitten with animation art.  Storyboards are like crack cocaine to me.

That is a tremendous work of art.

When I was a kid, my friend and I were camping out in my pup tent in the backyard.  We decided to go in the house for something to eat, so I got out the flashlight and we headed in.  Out of the corner of my eye, I saw someone move on the other side of the neighbor's yard, from the corner of their house to behind their little sheet metal shed.  Terrified, but not wanting to appear so, I pointed my beam over there and told whoever it was to "Come out!"  They came out, all right!  It was the mentally unstable old man who lived next door wielding a chunk of tree limb over his head, b!tching about us shining that light in their windows.  I almost wee'd myself.

Anyway, to make a short story long, maybe that's what happened to our scientist from this issue.  He shined his beam in the Martian's window!  This is a fabulous page, and an amazingly rare find!

Tough choice.  I love her hair.  Pretty sure that guy ran the corner grocery store when I was a kid.  His name was Tony.

I just know I'm going to feel stupid when I hear the answer, but who is that between the tire and the broken TV?

With the uniform, I wasn't sure if that was Flash or John Jameson in the background, so I looked the issue up on Marvel Fandom.  They had a really cool trivia bit: under the credits on the splash page, it thanked JRJR for suggesting The Prowler.  He would have been 13 at the time.  Cool story and awesome page!

Staton inked by Murphy Anderson rocks!

George Freeman, my favorite Captain Canuck artist!  This is a cool piece to have.

I always thought Electro was a really cool villain.  Congratulations on owning this classic page.  The first four panels are electric!

I never read Infinity Gauntlet, but I love George Perez.  This is an amazing page!

5 panels, five money shots of Batman by my favorite Caped Crusader artist!!  Happy belated Bar Mitzvah!

She'd have won the wet t-shirt contest, if she'd lasted long enough for the judging.

"... mercurial flow of the anatomy..." - The most accurate description of John B's figure work that made the Surfer so special overall, and this page is a primo example.

Yes, Bob was already a God himself, in the industry, but this series really allowed him to floor it!

I love the mustache on the flying monkey.  Captain Carrot was awesome.

Artistically, this page is great.  Springer and Colletta make a great team.

As said before me, human-wise, it is a stinker.  :/

Whoa!  What a page.  Colossal to have this baby!

The art is awesome, but for some reason it looks like it could be a still from a Madonna video...

You know I'm a sucker for 'BAMF!', but I really like the Beast here.  Cockrum solid gold!  This would be one of the most important pieces in anyone's collection.

I haven't even met her, and I like her already.

I've never seen Ross Andru drawing The Hulk.  This is a great page!  I am not familiar with Xemnu.  He kind of looks like he might be Gossamer's nasty uncle they never talked about.

This is a great illustration.  I don't usually say this, but it looks really great colored.

Bruce's women are so beautiful.  His monsters are pretty DANG good too!  Great piece!!!

That is hilarious.  He was taking a great risk, though.  During 'the act' he might have been knocked out by the Christmas fund jar hidden in her hair.

Seeing her, though, it might have been worth it.

The whole page is great, which is standard for PCR, but that face in panel six makes it all worth every penny.

The title is like something straight out of the 1970s Jim Hutton Ellery Queen show.  I loved that show, and I love this page!

I was going to make a wise crack about how it would be a good piece, if it weren't for the fact that someone wrote all over it, but that would be low...even for me.  So I won't write that!

There really isn't enough to say about how wonderful this is.  You are very lucky to own this truly terrific piece of not only DC Comics history, but comics history overall.

Congratulations.

I never knew this book existed.  I'm gonna have to get a copy.  It looks fantastic.  This page is great.  I love The Hulk.  Looks like Timm was channeling his inner Evan Dorkin.

I never read this book.  JLGL bringing the heat!

I love Win Mortimer's artwork.  This is a classic splash.

Conway's title is way cool, too!

Say what you want, those Mongol Generals have their priorities straight!

Never mind the amount of 'art', the point is owning a true piece of Marvel Comics history! 

Congratulations!

It's like an Incredible Hulk POV shot.  It's awesome.

I was an art snob, in my youth.  If it wasn't Adams, or Byrne or Kaluta (who did the cover for this book) or Wrightson, it wasn't happenin', you know?  I considered old-time workmen like Dillin and McLaughlin to be 'clunker artists'.  I had to grow up to appreciate their talent, and I sure do.  So much beautiful stuff going on in this page.  This is a great acquisition.

Byrne/Austin?

Pretty cool.

Heavy action?

Pretty cool.

Goddess Storm pose, as Marcus so adroitly pointed out?

Pretty cool.

BAMF!

Priceless!

Sheer perfection, and the drawing is great too!

Totally classic DC comics of the time.  Pick one of the biggest guns and have them accused of an unspecified crime against humanity on the cover and page one, then flashback to and rush forward to find out how the accusation is false and how they are exonerated!

Plus, it's a Swanderson!!