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DescriptionFor those wondering where this beauty resides, well, with me.When my chance for a Dave commission arrived, I asked him to re-do the then-missing Sheena cover, as I knew he had long wanted to do. As he was nearing the finish of what I call Sheena Redux, the original appeared on eBay. I slapped a close-out bid on it and called Dave and the pocket TRex (Steve Morger). Dave got it back, and asked me which piece I preferred. I was thrilled, and said the original, if he was willing to part with it. It's framed and on my wall, and reminds me of the man with the smile that was both rakish and shy at the same time. PS. I got the Redux later. Social/Sharing |
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Tom Coker
Member Since 2005
Posted on 3/14/2019
Damn, Jim! One of the legendary stories of the hobby. I am so happy to see you post this. One of Dave's very greatest works.
Davide G.
Member Since 2009
Posted on 3/15/2019
One of Stevens' absolute best. Congrats and thanks for sharing this masterpiece!
Joseph Melchior
Member Since 2005
Posted on 3/15/2019
Now Galactus brings forth the good stuff. Possibly my favourite Stevens cover. You da man, Jim!
bob fish
Member Since 2011
Posted on 3/15/2019
Such memorable cover ! Thank's for sharing this beauty
Duke Fleed aka #1 Groo Fan
Member Since 2013
Posted on 3/15/2019
This comic is a classic 80s indy craze. Stevens was a master and this cover is not only memorable but iconic from that period. Huge congrats!
Malcolm Bourne
Member Since 2005
Posted on 3/15/2019
One of the best pieces of art in the whole damn business :)
Ray Cuthbert
Member Since 2003
Posted on 3/16/2019
Jim - You've got my favourite piece by Dave right here!
Timothy Finney
Member Since 2006
Posted on 3/16/2019
Sheena and 3-D effects aside, you bought this comic for the cover.
J L
Member Since 2005
Posted on 3/16/2019
Exquisite and one of Stevens' best drawings. Congrats Jim!!!!
Jeremy Radisich
Member Since 2004
Posted on 3/18/2019
This was my first 3D comic ever, and the 3D plus this astounding cover made this just about the coolest comic book my ten year old brain had ever seen. Jealous!
E DLS
Member Since 2005
Posted on 3/24/2019
It's artwork like this (or lack thereof) that separates the elite collectors from everyone else in the hobby. And I would know, because I'm in the everyone else group.
Jim Reid
Member Since 2005
Posted on 3/25/2019
E DLS wrote:
It's artwork like this (or lack thereof) that separates the elite collectors from everyone else in the hobby. And I would know, because I'm in the everyone else group.
Haha! It's artwork like this that separates the elite artists from everyone else.
Me, I'm just a happy caretaker. And I've seen your collection that contains pieces I swoon over.
See you around.
E DLS
Member Since 2005
Posted on 3/26/2019
Jim Reid wrote:
Haha! It's artwork like this that separates the elite artists from everyone else.
Me, I'm just a happy caretaker. And I've seen your collection that contains pieces I swoon over.
See you around.
Appreciate the compliment buddy. But it wouldn't matter even if my entire collection made you swoon. I still don't have a single piece that comes anywhere close to touching this one. It's in a class by itself, and so are you.
C2r Comic2read
Member Since 2005
Posted on 4/21/2019
Dave Stevens told me in person at a con that he wanted to sculpt Irish McCalla as Sheena. He sent a postcard that he hadn't drawn Irish McCalla yet as he was looking for the perfect pose. After he passed, his friend told me Dave was going to draw Irish based on her nude photos taken by Alberto Vargas (Irish made Vargas promise not to publish the photos. He kept his word. After Vargas passed, a collector found a few photos, Irish signed a few on the condition they not be published in her lifetime. Later 5 were published in Playboy. 13 more were discovered and these were the ones Dave was going to use for reference. If you ever saw her 1955 Sheena tv show, you'll understand why Dave admired her as much as Betty.
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