Published cover
Strange Tales #108 (1963)
Location: Marvel Covers
Artists:
Ron Wilson
(Penciller)
,
Frank Giacoia
(Inker)
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Very nice cover man - congratulations !!
It's another Super Saturday and this is just so cool. Love the tag line and the art is just fabulous! Huge congrats!!
Great image!!
Superb!
Art becoming life!
Art within art! Last issue of the series and they went for broke! Hopefully this didn't make you broke.
This is more like a FANTASTIC FOUR cover! What a nostalgic whopper my friend. Congratulations :-)
A beauty! Congratulations!!
Oh wow! There is so much classic 70's art on this one. I didn't recognize Ron Wilson's style at first.
Outstanding pick up! Congrats
Awesome cover. Ron Wilson both paid tribute and elevated the impact of the original cover image. Another banger addition to your OA museum - congrats Dino!
Great team shot of Marvel's First Family.
Nice!
Love this Dino!
Great cover Dino, congrats!
This cover has always been a favorite of mine. Amazing what an eye you have and how you constantly dig up such great artwork. Congrats!
This cover has always been a favorite of mine. Amazing what an eye you have and how you constantly dig up such great artwork. Congrats!
One of only 3 I remember from this run, nice pickup!
I nevfer get tired of the "Artist's drawing/painting comes to life" motif on comic covers. This is a great one, Dino, congrats!
Superb cover!!! Ron Wilson is one of the best artists drawing The Thing!!!!
Incredible cover from the best year! Ron Wilson did a fantastic work on this one, but Giacoia's inks are always spectacular!
Beautiful stuff. Amazing addition to an incredible collection. Congrats
Crazy cool Human Torch cover, with the Torch and the Thing and the rest of the Fantastic Four literally leaping off the page! Very dynamic cover by Ron Wilson and Frank Giacoia. Love the angry look on Thing's face as he prepares to land a haymaker on Johnny Storm. I don't remember this reprint book, but the "Painter of 1,000 Perils" seems a little bit like the Puppet Master, making others do whatever he can draw them doing, Very cool pick-up, congrats!
Classic stuff, Dino! Great shots of the titular hero as well as other FF members. Another stunner, man, congrats!
Oh, Boy!! Awesome Wilson/Giacoia cover! It is more dynamic than Kirby's.
Superior!
