Sensational She-Hulk #37 Page 24 (The best Byrne page of the entire run)

Astounding!  Epic!  ;)~

I Cannot Believe you Actually Got This Page!!!

My True Grail!!!

A sensational page with epic linework and storytelling!

This is indeed much much better than anything he produced on X-Men, FF, Iron Fist, Namor, Spidey, the Thing or Alpha Flight COMBINED!

I don't know...  There are a handful of pages from the middle of Alpha Flight #6 that could stand toe-to-toe with this modern masterpiece... ;)

Sincerely, though, a really FUN example of Mr. Byrne's sense of humor.  Nice pickup! :)

I've heard a lot of hyperbole on this site before, with many collectors claiming they have the best example of this, that or the other, but this one really takes the cake. For a change though, you may actually be correct. I mean, look at all that glorious brush work!

Excessive linework. Showing off with all the fancy details.

These pictures are terrible. Were you shaking with anticipation?

Damn!! Punked!

Sometimes less is more... but in this case less is just less ;)

You redeemed yourself nicely with your new FF page addition!

Baller.

Hey! This has more going for it than the snowblind story, white pages from Alpha Flight. Byrne, you cheat.

This is your best Byrne page. Are you sure Vince Colletta didn't ink this?

Hulk's face looks weird to me.

At a very young age, Al Gofa was blasted by the cosmic ray of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, the TMNT, and many other colorful beings who ended up creating what he calls his mythology. Then he discovered Walt Disney, not the cartoons, the man. That's when young Gofa started to understand he could also make worlds of his own. Mr. Disney is still his hero to this day...

Then… young Gofa discovered Japan and Anime filled with infinite loops of explosions, screaming muscles, and fusions early in the morning before heading to school. With his 90s X-men comics and his Dragon Ball mangas with him, what else could need to tackle this world?

Then came Art School with the drugs and the girls, but also men like Félix Vallontton, Edward Hopper, Frantisek Kupka, and Henri Matisse. Al Gofa was slowly, finally, really taking form. Spending all his time (and money) in bookstores, Al refined his tastes to something more subjective with names like Philippe Druillet, Frank Miller, Ralph Bakshi, Yuichi Yokoyama, Guy Peellaert, Vittorio Fiorucci, Gus Bofa, John Romita Jr, Mat Brinkman, Seichi Hayashi, Spain Rodriguez and many more.

Al Gofa was finally entering his final form…but then god came to him, and spoke only two words: Alex Toth.

Since then Al Gofa has only these two words to his lips. We don't know if he will ever come out of it.

Instagram: @al_gofa

"The emporer has no clothes..."

I and still amazed I talked him down on the How To Draw book. then someone later wanted to pay me $10K more to give Albert back my deposit

But there is now another Brian Peck on CAF

last year flying southwest it was $400 around trip this year have to pay $300 more for an exit row