Location: Adams, Neal
Artist:
Neal Adams
(Penciller)
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As usual, you have great taste Tom. I was sooooooooo close to pulling the trigger on this at more than a few points and seeing it now in your gallery I obviously made a mistake not doing so. Congrats buddy, super addition!
Thanks, Mike
Neal in his prime! Huge congrats!
A really striking piece of art, Tom. Adams clearly put a ton of effort and energy into cretaing this piece. Beauty!
One of the best Adams pencil pieces I’ve seen! Congrats!
Great taste Tom. Brilliant art by Neal, and for those of us around then, this is a very memorable piece. It almost landed in my collection about 10 years ago, but I see it's found an excellent home.
Thanks, Scott! No surprise this jewel was within orbit of the collection of such an Adams connoisseur as yourself. :-)
Speechless
Outstanding!!
This lush piece was on my radar for a long time! It's a perfect vintage aggressive Adam iconic drawing that many of us grew up loving. Smart to pull the trigger on this-- and it's a cover besides!!!
Spectacular
Yup, I bought all three sets of these Sal Q Tarzan ports. In fact, I got so tired of having to constantly pull them out to look at them, that I eventually ended up framing the entire series of prints. Nothing fancy, just store bought frames (I got a discount where I worked back then). But at least I could see them whenever I wanted. This is an absolutely gorgeous drawing and I am so jealous right now. Congrats Tom!
Wow, this is incredible! I totally agree with you that Neal's Tarzan is the real Tarzan. His Tarzan painting are some of his best work. A few years ago at SDCC I asked Neal about the painting and he told me that he still has them all expect for the few he gave to his children.
Stunning page!!!
I was at a mid-90's show, possibly in Philadelphia, when this walked into the room and Scott Dunbar bought it. He was beyond excited, which I didn't understand at the time becasue it was "only a pencil piece". Kids say the darndest things...