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Just like the Colorado Kid, I still ache when I think of this issue. This is the kind of page I dream were in my collection. Congratulations.
The human touch that King gives to this daily, the sentiment of emotions are exactly what I love about Gasoline Alley. I love this example and all of the panels are sweet.
Hi Ron. I think this is pretty cool.
Great interior page from one of the best Batman stories ever. I put the Englehart/Roger/Austin run up there with the O'Neil/Adams stories, Miller/Janson, Miller/Mazzucchelli, and the Lee/Williams.
Terrific, Alex! I'm sure this is a highlight moment from all of your years of collecting. Vargas! Amazing!
Pages with color guides should never be split. Congratulations. Watchmen pages are things of beauty.
I can't believe that I have not commented on this yet. Max. I love this. I saw it in person in San Diego a couple of years ago and did not grab it while I could. But I am happy that it landed in your collection. I know that you feel connected to this work and that you are thrilled with it.
Steve hit the ball out of the park on this. His hitting average is right up there with the best. Love this Superman.
I always enjoy looking at Alex Raymond scans on CAF and I wanted to thank you for sharing your wonderful matching Jungle Jim / Flash Gordon. Raymond is always stunning.
Thoughtful aethetics always serve the collector just fine, but sometimes its nice to treat the fanboy to an ice cream sundae with a cherry on top. This page is fanboy funtastic. Good for you.
I second what Scott said. When you find the time ... pretty please?
This is one of my favorite images on CAF. Clear and large making it easy to see the fluid, sensual precision of Frazetta's line. I get thrill every time that I click on this. How does it feel to look at it everyday? It must drive you crazy with joy.
Kubert's B&B Hawkman art is my favorite Kubert art. This is fantastic.
This is so great. Original art collectors will be jealous for decades. I am. Good one, Dave.
Wow. How can you top this? Amazing is missing in the logo, but not in the impact. Congratulations.
Looking at this reminds me that I loved Grell's work from this time period. Congratulations on a fantastic original. Wow!
Always nice to get your first Kirby. Kirby is essential for a comic art collection.
I love Kirby pencil pieces and this one is sharp. 1978 is a very nice vintage.
Wow. This is a nice page. When I was a kid, SA #208 was one of the comic books that caught my eye and turned me into a Adams freak. Congrats.
Another example of Yeates as on target as can be.
Big congratulations, Ray. I love these two strips. The beautiful Honey, a tragic love story in six panels, told and crafted by the great Alex Raymond. The large scans are gorgeous, but I envy you because the strips must look so much better in person. Good for you my friend.
Hey Constant. I really like these Earl Oliver Hurst originals. I don't think I've ever noticed Hurst before. Thanks for turning me on to someone new. Your two covers are fantastic. Love his style.
I know that you have been working hard at this, and as always I know that you and Jim will be awesome. This double splash is very cool.
I love looking at BWS artwork. Why hasn't he published anything in the last few years? Is he mainly working on private commissions? Wish I knew.
This page is wonderful. It expresses story and emotion with clarity and depth. The facial expressions are perfect and the body language conveys so much. How can you top Terry Austin inks on Adams? A great combination of two artists going all out.
This is awesome. One of the best recreations I've ever seen. One of the best Arthur Adams pieces I've ever seen. Star Wars is too cool. Iconic. And I'm with you in loving all of the lettering details. Heck, I'm loving all of the details and everything about this.
Big congrats, Brian. I loved seeing this piece at the SDC last weekend. Awesome.
This would be a Grail for me. Kirby pencils-only Thor. Magnificent>
To have this in your collections must be thrilling. Historic, and a great illustration too. Love it!
Mark, thanks. There are definitely differing opinions on the page. A few other collectors besides yourself have told me that they like the printed version better. I can appreciate that.. The gun in the holster reminds me of the end of Hitchcock's, "North By Northwest" with the train going into the tunnel. Hey if it works for Hitch, who's to argue. I just happen to like the clarity of the uncensored version better.
Acquiring a Krazy Kat Sunday must be a sublime feeling for any collector. Congratulations.
I love Raymond's Flash Gordon, but I am totally with you in wanting a nice Rip Kirby daily. Raymond was great throughout his career. If you love Rip, you might like Dave Sim's Glamoupuss. In it Sim presents in depth study of Raymond's Kirby art.
