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Ruben DaCollector UNITED STATES
Member Since April 2008
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Secret Agent X-9 1976-01-31

Location: STRIP ART - Various
Artist: Al Williamson (All)

2721  Views  -  20  Comments  -  9  Likes

Artwork Details
Location: STRIP ART - Various
Title: Secret Agent X-9 1976-01-31*
Artist:  Al Williamson (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Comic Strip
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 2721
Likes on CAF: 9
Comments: 20
Added to Site: 4/9/2008

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Al Williamson is one of the greatest illustrators ever to grace the newspaper strip field, and this is one of his greatest examples. Love it!

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Max C Member Since 2004
1    
Posted On 4/11/2008

I agree with you Ruben, Al Williamson was a wonderful artist and this is a beautiful example of this famous strip, congrats !
Benno Rothschild Member Since 2003
1    
Posted On 4/16/2008

A fine example. Congrats
Jeff Singh Member Since 2004
1    
Posted On 4/16/2008

fantastic example, maybe the best i have seen of this classic strip. this is some of williamson's finest work.
Rob L Member Since 2003
1    
Posted On 4/22/2014

That's an INCREDIBLE Corrigan!
Mark Howland Member Since 2004
1    
Posted On 2/28/2015

Boom!
Gary S Member Since 2008
1    
Posted On 8/24/2015

Love it!
comicinkking. com Member Since 2004
1    
Posted On 8/14/2016

Lot's of great textures in this daily - I love the pants! *Spoiler Alert!* I've been looking for a good X-9 example for years. One problem I've found - Williamson draws almost all his women with crossed-eyes! Anyone else notice this? (you may never look at his strips the same...!)
David K Member Since 2008
1    
Posted On 4/25/2017

Holy Cow this is just so good!!!
Felix  Lu Member Since 2005
1    
Posted On 11/9/2017

Jeez, what an example. I mean WHAT AN EXAMPLE. Pretty unbelievable that Williamson was turning these out daily...
Ted Latner Member Since 2005
1    
Posted On 1/13/2018

Amazing! I don't think I've ever seen a single panel Corrigan strip before!
John Stuart Member Since 2005
1    
Posted On 3/12/2018

Absolutely stellar example by a true genius!

Chris Lutes Member Since 2016
1    
Posted On 5/26/2022

Oh man what a beautiful strip! I can't imagine reading this as it was coming out and THIS is the latest installment? What a cliffhanger! 

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
1    
Posted On 5/26/2022

Chris Lutes wrote:
"  Oh man what a beautiful strip! I can't imagine reading this as it was coming out and THIS is the latest installment? What a cliffhanger! 
 "

Yeah, no kidding. Remember also, the vast majority of readers likely never saw a single panel daily in their entire lives, if only because of how rarely strip artists did them. So imagine opening "the funnies" and seeing this giant image of Corrigan lying there dazed, as a grenade bounces towards him. "Holy shit, I can't miss tomorrow's paper, I gotta see how he gets outta this!".

Paul Martini Member Since 2021
1    
Posted On 6/9/2024

Incredibly gorgeous single panel. The hair, the hands, the pants... everything Al rendered with exquisite care. Great pickup!

Y M Member Since 2003
1    
Posted On 12/10/2024

Al is my all-time favourite artist so I was pleasantly surprised to see this wonderful example in your gallery.

Al captured the mood in this panel so perfectly that you could cut the tension with a knife.  Pure genious, and one of the top 3 Corrigan strips of all time.  Congrats!

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
Posted On 12/10/2024

Y M wrote:
"  Al is my all-time favourite artist so I was pleasantly surprised to see this wonderful example in your gallery.
Al captured the mood in this panel so perfectly that you could cut the tension with a knife.  Pure genious, and one of the top 3 Corrigan strips of all time.  Congrats!
 "

Yeah, thanks Yoram. I really do love it. I never wanted to go down the Williamson X-9 rabbit hole and knew that all it would take to do so is to buy myself more than one. So I told myself to wait until a great example becomes available and just be happy with that one as my "one and done". I've come close to going down the rabbit hole a few times, but always managed to resist and be content with this one, so it all worked out.

Peter Roe Member Since 2009
1    
Posted On 2/21/2025

The fabrics, hair, shadows, the turned-over magazine box, wow!! Incredible example of his work!

Tony Sticatto Member Since 2008
1    
Posted On 3/23/2025

A great example of Williamson's work my friend.

Chaykin Dude Member Since 2008
1    
Posted On 8/13/2025

Who knew that Phil Corrigan spent his off time playing Twister!

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
1    
Posted On 8/13/2025

Chaykin Dude wrote:
"  Who knew that Phil Corrigan spent his off time playing Twister!
 "

I did! Why do you think I REALLY bought it? 😜

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