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Brian Judy UNITED STATES
Member Since April 2025
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Babydoll of Dollz

Location: Sketchbook Treasures
Artist: Randy Green (Penciller)

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Location: Sketchbook Treasures
Title: Babydoll of Dollz*
Artist:  Randy Green (Penciller)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Convention Sketch
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 21
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 6/12/2026

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Babydoll (6.5" x 10.5")
Randy Green

This is an original sketch that Randy Green drew for me of Babydoll, and I still remember the moment clearly...

I was with my wife when we stopped by Randy’s booth, and he was excitedly talking about his new comic, The Dollz. As we continued to talk, I found out that he was a believer, and that we shared the same faith and love for God. That made the meeting feel even more special for me.

I bought a poster from him and asked if he could draw the Dollmaker and Babydoll for me. We only had comic backing boards nearby, so that’s what he used. Because of that, this piece has always felt very personal. And not just because I love Babydoll and The Dollz, but because I remember the conversation, the excitement around the comic, and the connection we shared that day.

Babydoll is my favorite character of all time.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 6/12/2026

Great you found a connection to the artist n a deeper level than most.  In 2001, Green's art and the hype around it was tremendous for the launch of Dollz for Image.  It even had a Dynamic Forces variant for the first issue based just on the concept and artist.

Brian Judy Member Since 2025
Posted On 6/16/2026

Marcus Wai wrote:
" Great you found a connection to the artist n a deeper level than most.  In 2001, Green's art and the hype around it was tremendous for the launch of Dollz for Image.  It even had a Dynamic Forces variant for the first issue based just on the concept and artist. "

yeah, Randy is such a great guy, beyond being a great artist. It's always a blessing and a treasure to have these unexpected moments, and it still makes an impact on me to this day.

I'm sure you've had some cool encounters like that yourself, Marcus?

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 6/16/2026

Brian Judy wrote:
" yeah, Randy is such a great guy, beyond being a great artist. It's always a blessing and a treasure to have these unexpected moments, and it still makes an impact on me to this day.

I'm sure you've had some cool encounters like that yourself, Marcus? "

I was very shy with artists early on because I started kind of young.  I liked bringing books to get signed and learned about storylines that were coming up and insider stuff from them that even Wizard wasn't privy to.  More recently, my interactions with DWJ has always been great as he doesn't forget your support for him early on.