My first modern comic. I got this one on the playground after school from another kid and was hooked after that.

Such a beautiful cover! Congrats!

Not only iconic, but also a fun page and a great piece of art!

Great stylized piece. I like the way the background characters disappear into the rain and the darkness of the city as Deckard remains front and center below the neon signs.

Thanks Jerome! I've been wanting a nice Sienk Moon Knight example for a while and this one does have the kinetic feel you mentioned!

Now this is a great description! I should cut and paste (steal) this and use it before Jason reads my two basic sentences.

Thanks bro! The artistic style is just as important to me as the character Kieth created.

Are those muscles rippling or black, poisoned veins showing? Or both? Either way, I wouldn't mess around with this blood spattered, horny, mustached mutant monster.

Poor Little Mary Mixup... even her mother thinks she looks terrible. With all those mommy issues and insecurities I'm thinking Little Mary Mixup likely turned to the Dark Side and became a very powerful Sith Lord. Even Spencer Brinkerhoff would approve of this storyline.

A different version of Death than you normally collect, but this piece is perfect for you Matt... look into those eyes... dark yet full of stories and intrigue just like your soul!

Whoah! EPIC piece indeed! I have seen this one in person and it is beautiful!!!

Great grab at the Felix drop this week! Congrats!

DD's got legs for days! Beautiful splash man!

Not sure how I feel about the crew in the extra photos, your CAF description needs more thought and insight, but the art is awesome! Congrats on charming your way into another piece of free art just for being you. This is the Wai.

Nostalgic '90s goodness!

A fully finished Gianni piece is quite an accomplishment indeed and this one is a beautiful example! Congrats!

Thanks Dave! Yeah that Marvel art board with "X-Men 6" written on it really does add to the history and appeal of this piece for me!

Yeah lots of crazy things were going on with comics back in '92. While Jim Lee was on fire with X-Men nobody knew he was seeking an exit from Marvel and employment with DC. Meanwhile, DC already had the Knightfall storyline planned out and artists assigned so it was a difficult time for Lee and McFarlane to audition for work on Batman since a consistent house style was needed across all the titles. Lee and the gang later decided to start Image instead so it took another decade until Lee was finally able to land a gig drawing Batman.

Thanks brother! Ultimate combo of art and history for me!

A good training montage scene is a "must" for an '80s graphic novel in the tradition of the Rocky movies and other '80s classics such as The Karate Kid and (a year after this story) Bloodsport!

Also, playboy Bruce Wayne may have plenty of training and experience with the ladies, but this was Bruce's first experience as a "newlywed." 

Another great Question commission! Congrats!

As impressive of a Ronin example as one could hope for! Miller was really operating at peak performance and it truly shows on this page. Huge congrats on such a masterful work of art!

Beautiful and important page that belongs in your collection where it's properly appreciated!

Awesome page George! This fits right into your collection!

That top panel is killer!

Love this!

Beautiful page!

You are correct Victor! This image was used as the cover for the IDW Jim Lee DC Legends Artifact Edition book in 2018.

As soon as I read "I don't usually post recreations..." I heard it in the voice of The Most Interesting Man In The World! And this is a recreation worthy of that collection (and voice over). Congrats Bill!

Apparently Jim Lee and Todd McFarlane both met with DC and tried to get a Batman run in 1992 and Jim used this piece to try to land the job. Rob Liefeld tried to get a run on Teen Titans. Rob talked about it on his podcast Robservations on the episode "The DC Detour!" (October 9, 2020). Rob talks about this specific pin-up extensively (at the 38 minute mark) and features the image on his Robservations website.

Thanks Jason. Much appreciated! 🙏

I don't like to use the term "grail" since there is so much incredible art out there, but this one is a pretty major accomplishment for my collection

Beautiful Zaff cover! Congrats brother!

Sweet piece Marcus! I'm glad you were able to escape Albert's booth long enough to score a few pieces of art and snipe a few photos!

Everyone loves Sydney Sweeney these days! Congrats!

If the art inspires me I may snatch it up!

Ha! Let's not get carried away now!

I love all these creature pieces as well, but the best is yet to come! 😉

That's because you don't follow or support any indie artists! 😜

Ha! Coincidentally enough I also picked up a commission from Gigzilla at SDCC.

Nope. We were busy chatting about other things and art in general as I flipped through his portfolio. Much of his art is fantasy based so this may be his own spin on a dinosaur 🦖

Beautiful Fabok example! Probably one of my favorite things he has done. One thing Batman and Spawn have in common is the way they both love to perch on top of gargoyles.

Iconic! This image was burned into tons of brains and still lives rent-free all these decades later. Congrats on being able to put the original up on your wall. Huge score brother!

Never. I did cut and paste the story synopsis from Wikipedia though as shown in quotes. No AI over here.

Nostalgic beauty! My 12 year old self loved this cover when it came out and my old ass still loves it now!

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What a fantastic looking Kieth example! Congrats!

Very cool!

Such a beautiful and impactful (Pun intended) (double pun intended) page! Congrats! I'm surprised Alberto hasn't weighed in yet with a comment about Cap > Punisher, but we know the truth!

Nice heartwarming piece of art! Nobody can't love this one!

Lovely homage and a beautiful piece in its own right son!