Location: All Art
Artists:
Jack Kirby
(Penciller)
,
Steve Ditko
(Inker)
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Oh boy! How do I enter to win this? This is one of my favorites when I was reading the Marvel Tales reprints of old Spidey stories as it was a big rivalry issue with Spidey and Torch and also Peter vs Flash. The Torch is the rich hot shot that Spidey wants to take down a peg or two. Ditko and Lee knows what their targeted audience is thinking and plays it up in this twice up beauty that's one of the foundations of the house of ideas!
Great splash! Spider-Man wants to steal this Corvette? ;-)
ASM 1-38 and the Ditko Annuals are burned in my childhood brain as the be all and end all of comic book perfection. Bravo!
I think this makes you the President of the Club.
Ha ha.
After posting a lot of my art, I did not understand that most would consider me bragging. I am not. I just havn't ever sold a piece of art. I traded some pieces, but never sold. I mostly buy and sell comics. Since I am old, Kirby was the only artist I was interested in, so I have some pieces that I bought before the market went nuts.
Thanks for your comments,
Bob
Baller.
Sometimes you see a piece of art on CAF that makes your jaw drop and you just sit and stare in awe. And then stare some more. This is one of those times.
I bought this piece of art for 2 reasons: One, I wanted a Kirby/Ditko Spider-man; Two, I always wanted a 65 Corvette, but never had the money. Now I can buy one in exchange for this piece.
Ha Ha.
GRAIL PIECE !!!
Chance to win . . . how?
Sorry, this was the quote used before bidding started. I just pinched it from Heritage.
I've waited a long time to see this splash transfer from CE via HA and now here on Robert's gallery. It's a remarkable spash from 1963 and on large sized board. What a juggling act Peter and Johnny have to maintain. One minute saving us from danger, the next duking it out like hot head juvenile delinquents boiling over in this classic rivalry. It simply doesn't get any better than this. I've loved this ASM 8 issue and this six page story in particular for so long. Very glad you did what you had to do to get this one in the gallery. Excelsior !!!
Straight back to the childhood sweet spot.
