Location: Sanford Greene
Artist:
Sanford Greene
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Great story and beautiful piece!!!
Great Greene cover to a fantastic collection/book with some of his best ever work, and an important holiday to share it on. Congrats!
Say "you", say "Greene",
Say it for always. That's the way of Juneteenth.
Say "you", say "tree",
Say it together, Sangerye.
I had a dream,
I had a Sanford Greene:
People in the park
Playing games in the art.
And what they played
Was to stop the hate.
From behind the walls of doubt
A voice was crying out,
Say "you", say "tree",
Say it for always. That's the way of Juneteenth.
Say "you", say "Greene",
Say it together, Sangerye.
As we go down
This awesome art page,
Seems the hardest Bitter Root
Kinokunya friend for you.
That helping hand,
Cullen who understands
That when you feel you lost your trade
You've got someone there to say.
I'll show you.
Wonderful art example to a wonderful story!
A spectacularly creepy cover.
very spooky cover, from a excellent comic, nice get jason
A perfect piece by Sanford G! Love the composition and of course, the style is just fabulous! Mignola would approve!
That's a great cover and proof that you can get good and cheap art if you do your research ;)
Great cover from a seminal work by Sanford!
Such a wonderful piece to celebrate Juneteenth! I'm still smarting at the fact that the holiday has been celebrated since a couple of years after the Civil War ended. Greene has a really nice animation inspired style. Reading your descriptions, as always, is as good as seeing the art!
My favorite exhibit at the 2025 OAX show was the complete Sanford Greene art for Bitter Root #1. This is a marvelously evocative piece that illustrates why the series, and Greene's art, are so good.
Great variety in all of those demonic faces - with a bit of a mix of roleplaying fantasy art and Ghostbusters. And it's so interesting to see the greens and reds in the published cover, looking a bit like a '50s 3D comic page. Really vibrant. Another interesting pick-up!