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The art was given to Ed Goggin a fellow writer/artist at MLJ who went over to Quality Comics with his brother in law Al Fagalay.
Yesterday there was issues with uploading images. I just uploaded the published cover.
Nice! I worked on that book and also didn't know it was available.
What a fantastic page! I so remember this issue as a kid and would love to buy this if you ever decide to part with it!
I believe Starlin did the layouts for the original cover that Sal copied which was why I asked Jim to redo the cover. I was fine with the way it turned out.
Thanks for the kind words my friend. We ALL do our part as the published pages and covers prices help Jim command higher commission prices so keep that in mind too!
It was the best of times and the worst of times in addition to it being a cold and windy day in August of 2018 when I reached out to Al Milgrom and asked for a Captain Marvel commission in both his style when he was on the original series and when he inked Jim Starlin earlier in their careers...................
The person who commissioned it told me it was his daughter drawn into the commission per his request.
It was to be an inked recreation and Don added the grey wash on this and a few others he did for me. No fading.
These pages I'm posting from this issue didn't come from Miki! I'll explain it all on one of your future shows.
He did two for me and I sold the other. It even has my name on it I believe. He did two others for clients when I repped him and I'd guess at least 2 others out there so 6-8 exist.
A friend of mine wrote that name on the drawing. We used my drawing for a character in a D & D adventure.
She was a villain in the Stargrave storyline.
Surprised you didn't mention it's a silver age recreation in a golden age CAF folder!
The art is not hanging on my wall but in a box. Not sure if I would ever hang it on a wall and it being personalized means it's a tough sell.
I've had the covers to issue 1 & 2 for 10 years. Jus bought the cover to issue 3 last weekend when he discovered he still had it.
Back in 2012 I was reading Amethyst, Jonah Hex and Conan....that was it and then around 2019 I stopped everything since Conan was the only thing left of the 3 being published. Yes 2012 Amethyst was good.
If you look at my album of photos in my gallery, you'll see that painting with Mike Ploog at one of our local Seattle conventions.
You're too quick with the comments. I just revised the description to answer that very question.
In this instance there was issues with the vintage paper stock and tgats whe others you like look better because it's on new stock. This one was a tough one.
The cash was for the expensive return postage as he and I had done several recreations together.
I didn't pay him anything for the signatures. I did PayPal the postage to my friend that took the photo.
I was buying art from him at the time plus we had just done an interview on Ms. Mystic for Back Issue magazine so no fee on photo for me but yes, he was charging others.
I sure did as I had a phone interview with him that I submitted to comic book creator magazine awaiting publication.
I asked him to stop the coloring because Bob Sharen does a better job. Al didn't want to stop because he wanted the coloring fee so I paid him his fee to stop the coloring anyways. Needless to say this was the last pieces Al did for me. A story I can retell on your YouTube channel if you like?
I did ask the convention promoter to put me in touch with the artist that sat at the table because I couldn't remember the artists name. He wasn't anyone I followed but was impressed with the drawings he had displayed. I didn't know who it was until I showed someone on Facebook and that's when I reached out to him and got the promise of a drawing again thru messenger but never followed thru. I mistakenly thought it was Bruce Tim so I'm glad I asked other collectors before telling my story.
I forgot to mention they both went to high school together.
I do have negatives from this time period so I'll look and see if I have one of this specific photo.
Either that or the Seattle Center Flag Pavilion. I forget which. Berni's wife at the time took the photo and suggested I get behind the table with him.
It's been 13 years but if memory serves me correctly, Al wanted to do both faces with just color and no black inks, similar to what he did with the #9 cover but I told him to use inks.
Yes I bought it back 24 years later.
I started the coloring of prints by Bob Sharen on certain recreations that had a lot of white-out done by the original artist. This was not one of those..in fact I believe this was actually done in oil.
I've been putting the year these recreations we're done in the title. This one was done in 2014.
I had 11 recreated by Tom and 1 left to post which is a Captain America issue so no more West Coast Avenegrs.
Showing Walt the X-Men #107 commission by Dave Cockrum was what sealed the deal on him taking on the project :)
The first 25, then the annual #1 and two or three later issues plus the 4 issue mini-series.
Funny story is that when I went to pay mike vosburg thru PayPal I listed that it was for Isis and PayPal froze the funds for 30 days because of it!
He recently found it in his files and didn't know he still had it.
The package was sitting at an Israel post office for a month when we finally inquired its whereabouts. The water damage happened in Israel and we never did get an answer as to how it happened.