Looking forward to seeing the full, framed collection!

As if the spectacular line work wan't enough, this is a doupble page treasure trove of sound fx

Light sleeper!

Love the prelim for this.

Of the dozen or so compliments I could pay, I'll keep it to just this one: Mike Perkins is the current King of Mood. 

I prefer this to the original 

I love European strangeness

Perfect layout to showcase that middle panel.

Celso slays it again!

I feel that Spinal Tap's recently deceased director would have approved of this cautiously veiled tribute to Smell The Glove. Two panels here that always stood out to me. 

A beautiful, moody piece that could pass for a pre-code Horror page were it not for the costume. 

Tower of Shadows was on of my favorite anthology series of that era. The talent each issue was always too notch. That tall panel lower left is classic Wally Wood.

With a bit of Eddy Current era Ted McKeever

Fresh execution of a great concept!

Never heard of the comic but this illustration makes me want to read it.

Appreciated. I have a second one to post as well, but I'll wait until yours has a chance to marinate, too.

Mikhail is going to LOVE that you said that!

I like a height accurate Wolverine!

Our generation's Frazetta.

They missed a golden opportunity to introduce a Christmas Kryptonian named No-El.

That's not a grocery list - it's the ingredients for greatness1

Lightning in a bottle!

One of the nicest (wrong word!) Vigil pieces I've ever seen. Stunning!

Frank Bolle worked on many classic strips and so his work was seen by far more readers than most comic book artists, but his work is still stunningky affordable. Fun piece!

I should have mentioned that this has areas that glow in the dark, too.

I was just going to comment that Death herself looks like Jill!

I love Anna's work. I wish she posted more of it. 

Edge to edge and worth its weight in ink!

Eventually, I meant to ask?

Dual origin throwback - did this get published?

Steven comes to Vegas a lot —great guy!

Dirk the Daring!

Brings me back to the days of Elfquest, MythAdventures, and Thunder Bunny!

With just a hint of trepidation!

Yes. Gives a tapestry feel.

She looks like Cameron Diaz back in the day — who grew up in Marina del Rey.

Look at those rims!

Definitely NOT a mocktail!

A significant story page that depicts the elusive title character. Great score!

Lots of finesse on display here!

What kind of razor does supergirl shave with?

Would be great to see this side by side with the published page to see how the red and blue pencil lines impacted the final page. Fun to see this part of the production process!

Extremely well-executed and minimally exploitive. 

My thoughts exactly —and I earned a patch from the Activision Pitfall Explorer's Club!

Sutfin is in the (Swaggle) HAUS!

Purrrt-fect!

I had to do a bit of detective work when my search for the artist turned up nothing - I think he mostly goes by "Mike" not "Michael". Bixby Grant: Fangs & Brimstone #1 - A Supernatural Mystery is a kickstarted comic (fully funded) by Patrick Coyle. The character is a cursed, living, private-eye, mummy. It's the self-contained sequel to Bixby Grant: Wolf She Cried. This pin-up was released as the color print in the additional images, which was part of the Kickstart rewards. Mr. Macropoulos didn't illustrate the comic, but he produced the most iconic image of the character I've seen yet. 

The regular book has more of a Madman vibe, and I'd say that Mike's piece has more of a Flaming Carrot meets Eddy Current flavor.

Awesome published piece! 

Colleen's light to dark crosshatch shading is absolutley sublime. 

It's unfortunate that many of today's readers wouldn't recognize the bad guys. Great stuff!

I find Disney's lack of faith in a Mace Windu solo project disturbing.

Look how badass he is here!