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Wednesday, October 29, 2025
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HUGE COVER ART DROP!

DON'T MISS THIS ONE!

27 AWESOME FRESH TO MARKET COVERS!

THE ALL COVER PANEL PAGE ART DROP!

WOWZERS!


PANEL PAGE ART WILL BE SET UP AT THE LA COMIC ART SHOW IN REDONDO BEACH ON SUNDAY NOVEMBER 2ND!

10AM-4PM!


Hilton Garden Inn Los Angeles/Redondo Beach
2410 Marine Avenue
Redondo Beach, California 90278

















SO MANY MORE, SEE THEM ALL HERE:
https://panelpageart.com/newitems.asp


 
PANEL PAGE ART IS NOW ACCEPTING NEW CONSIGNMENT IN LOS ANGELES!

IF YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO CONSIGN WITH US YOU CAN NOW AVOID THE HASSLE OF SHIPPING!

AND OF COURSE YOU CAN ALSO SHIP TO US AS WELL.

TO DISCUSS...

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Stan Sakai
Stan Sakai , the sole creator, author, and artist who is best known for his series Usagi Yojimbo, the epic saga of Miyamoto Usagi, a samurai rabbit living in late-sixteenth and early-seventeenth-century Japan. Usagi Yojimbo is set in a unique world. Based in 17th century Japan, it features Miyamoto Usagi who is a skilled swordsrabbit, and follows his many exciting adventures traversing this unique world. Yojimbo is the Japanese word for "bodyguard" as Miyamoto Usagi was the personal bodyguard for a Japanese War Lord. Since then, Stan Sakai has received numerous awards for Usagi Yojimbo including the National Cartoonists Society Award, multiple Eisner Awards, the Parents' Choice Award, and Harvey Award for Best Cartoonist. stansakai.com

Years ago, Glen Brunswick, owner of PANEL PAGE ART, met a prestigious art dealer that had a Madison Avenue gallery. He asked the dealer how he could tell if a piece of art was good or not. The dealer said he based his opinion on a gut feeling. He had to love the art he represented at least a little bit. It's this philosophy that goes into every piece of art we buy and sell. We consider ourselves curators of comic art collections.