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Sean Menard CANADA
Member Since April 2006
15 Artworks | Watched by 3

Gallery Comments by Sean Menard

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Dennis the Menace Daily 1953-06-24, Comic Art
Dennis the Menace Daily 1953-06-24
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commented posted on 5/10/2026

Glad that this piece ended up with you, Mark. Well done.

Detective Comics #500 Hawkman Page 2 , Comic Art
Detective Comics #500 Hawkman Page 2
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commented posted on 4/4/2025

Nice acquisition, sir. I've got page 3 from this story. This is the best Hawkman story from Kubert, in my humble opinion. He really had fun with this story.

Heart of Juliet Jone - 4 October 1968, Comic Art
Heart of Juliet Jone - 4 October 1968
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commented posted on 6/15/2024

Congratulations on picking this dynamic daily up. I owned it for many years and decided to part with it during one of my art purges. I purchased this from Steven Ray Austin many years ago, he was one of Stan's assistants. The first panel is what clinched it for me.

Heart of Juliet Jones daily strip 27.01.1966, Comic Art
Heart of Juliet Jones daily strip 27.01.1966
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commented posted on 6/12/2024

Love this Drake period. I have the daily that directly follows this one. Stan was clearly still having fun during this run.

Bob Montana - Archie Sunday: 12-28-1947, Comic Art
Bob Montana - Archie Sunday: 12-28-1947
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commented posted on 1/7/2023
Jeff Singh said:

Great looking Sunday.  The girls are perfect.  Realy a fun piece.  Nice to see you are still collecting.  

Thanks, Jeff. Hope to eventually read your Archie book, let me know if you need any support!

Apartment 3-G: 1961-06-01, Comic Art
Apartment 3-G: 1961-06-01
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commented posted on 1/21/2022
Ruben DaCollector said:

An excellent example, so beautifully constructed. It exhibits two key features that my On Stage daily which I spoke about during my Comic Art Live chat on YouTube exhibits. Composition and geometric shapes. The triangular composition in panel two is what could be found all over my On Stage strip. The first panel composition laid out to lead the eye from head to head as they get bigger and closer to us is almost identical to the final panel of my On Stage strip. This is so great to see. I can only hope Chris Snorek sees this and selects it as one of the "show and tell" pieces for next Thursday's Comic Art Live Update show!

Kotzky, Drake, Starr - my top three (in that particular order). Absolutely love your early Starr examples, Ruben!