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Gil Kane Green Lantern 69 Owner: JAUME VAQUER MESTRE Comment posted on 6/23/2024 Great Kane/Wood page, I used to own it! |
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Al Williamson Secret Agent Corrigan 3 March 1967 Owner: Wallace Harrington Comment posted on 2/2/2020 I assume that Al was trying to "transition" with this strip and story arc, just because it does channel Lubbers to a degree. And obviously Williamson at some point would be doing "his" Corrigan 100%, so this couldn't have been intended as a permanent thing. Gorgeous strip! |
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Joe Pimentel - Supergirl Commission Owner: Wallace Harrington Comment posted on 1/10/2020 Nice piece. But arguably more of a tribute to Supergirl now, since that's Krypto (and not Streaky) with her. |
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DETECTIVE COMICS #403 PAGE 1 TITLE SPLASH ( 1970, CARMINE INFANTINO ) A VERY RARE INFANTINO BATMAN TITLE SPLASH FROM THE EARLY Owner: ComicLINK.Com Auctions Comment posted on 4/8/2019 Don't know why this misleading credit remains posted. |
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"Henry VIII" Meets Wonder Woman Owner: Robert Plunkett Comment posted on 1/27/2019 What a great Curt Swan page!!! |
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DETECTIVE COMICS #403 PAGE 1 TITLE SPLASH ( 1970, CARMINE INFANTINO ) A VERY RARE INFANTINO BATMAN TITLE SPLASH FROM THE EARLY Owner: ComicLINK.Com Auctions Comment posted on 11/9/2018 This is by Bob Brown and claerly states so on the credits. NOT by Infantino. Now whether Brown swiped from Infantino is another matter. |
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The New Titans Issue Annual 6, page 25, 1990 Starfire in 4 panels Owner: Thomas Crosby Comment posted on 11/9/2018 This page is NOT inked by Curt Swan. |
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Chic Stone - Nemesis 165 Splash Owner: Wallace Harrington Comment posted on 9/18/2018 Looks like Chic borrowed the flying Nemesis fro Curt Swan. Nice stuff. |
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Bob Brown - Tales of the Unexpected 53 - Space Ranger Owner: Wallace Harrington Comment posted on 9/18/2018 My favorite Bob Brown period, along with early (not late) Challs! |
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Chic Stone - Nemesis 166 Cover Owner: Wallace Harrington Comment posted on 9/18/2018 More "Chic Kirby"! |
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Chic Stone - Nemesis 167 Cover Owner: Wallace Harrington Comment posted on 9/18/2018 Stone chanelling Kirby! |
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X-9 Secret Agent 2-27-68 (Birthday strip) Owner: Brian Peck Comment posted on 8/19/2018 his is SO classic Williamson! |
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Gray Morrow - House of Secrets 90 Page 7 Owner: Al Simpleton Comment posted on 11/14/2014 Great Morrow art, and a page (indeed, the entire story) which I used to own many, many years ago! Morrow was an artistic genius. |
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INFANTINO, CARMINE/ John Giunta - Mystery In Space #86 2-up chapter splash, Adam Strange Owner: Stephen Donnelly Comment posted on 10/18/2014 Not sure why you note that in the heading that (Murphy) Anderson had a hand in this page. The inks on this page are by JOHN GIUNTA. |
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Austin Briggs - Flash Gordon 12-21-1947 Owner: Wallace Harrington Comment posted on 5/3/2013 Beautiful , beautiful, BEAUTIFUL! |
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Austin Briggs Flash Gordon 12-14-47 Owner: Wallace Harrington Comment posted on 5/3/2013 Briggs' Flash Gordon maybe the most underrated FG of all? I have a Briggs FG daily, absolutely gorgeous, but no FG or Dale on it. :-( So you can imagine how envious I am of a Briggs' Sunday with those two characters thereon! SWEET! |
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Adventure 413, page 2. Zatanna splash Owner: D M Comment posted on 4/8/2013 Maybe my all-time favorite Zatanna page! Gray Morrow rules! |
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Betty's Pin Up by Dan DeCarlo Owner: David Grisez Comment posted on 3/22/2013 Gorgeous piece from the pinnacle of the great Dan DeCarlo's career. |
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"The Conquest of Mexico", page 2 Owner: Lars Teglbjaerg Comment posted on 3/18/2013 This is really sweet art -- and the entire story! What a great find. I've always considered Premiani to be an underappreciated great artist, although his Doom Patrol originals do tend to realizer high values. While those Silver Age primo pages by Kirby, Buscema, Romita, etc. with super characters bouncing all around can be fantastic indeed, at times they overshadow beautiful illustrative works like these in the collecting world. These pages are no less gorgeous. Simply beautiful. |
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Amazing Spider-man #86, page 2 Owner: Sean Clarke Comment posted on 3/15/2013 Super art! There would be many Romita collectors clawing to get at this superb page! |
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Amazing Spider-man #86, page 3 Owner: Sean Clarke Comment posted on 3/15/2013 Gotta love Romita & Mooney, and the amazing Black Widow -- and in her original costume. Obvious why Hawkeye and the Swodsman were ape over her! |
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Amazing Spider-man #86, page 7 Owner: Sean Clarke Comment posted on 3/15/2013 What a page! Pete, Gwen, and the Black Widow in her new outfit. (But as nice as that is, I still like her fishnet ensemble better.) This is when comics were comics, and what a great time to be a comic book reader. |
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Romita Sr. Captain America 143 p12 1971 Owner: frank x townsondecker Comment posted on 3/11/2013 BEAUTIFUL page! CLASSIC Romita, and a cool example that incorporates the super-hero and romance elements, showing the Falcon (as Sam) with his sweet gal. Hot stuff! |
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"Lorna Doone", page 8 Owner: Lars Teglbjaerg Comment posted on 3/10/2013 This is really nice! Classic Baker gal, plus the art captures that time period so well. |
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Curt Swan Unpublished Superman 324 Cover Owner: Wallace Harrington Comment posted on 3/10/2013 Damn -- I didn't know Julie Schwartz did drugs! Buckler over Curt Swan??! Maybe on the Bizarro World. Gorgeous cover. Should have been used by DC. And if it had been published, it should have been inked by a stellar DC embellisher, and not by some of those in the mediocre and hack classifications who sometimes butchered Swan's stupendous pencils. Given DC's sometimes strange choices, maybe it is best that this wonderful piece survived in its original pencil format. |
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Virgil Finlay Catfight Owner: Roger K. Comment posted on 2/21/2013 So many great pieces in your gallery!! Had a chance once for a great Finlay and blew it, and unfortunately they haven't invented time travel yet. This is a SWEET illustration! Finlay was indeed one of the Artist Gods, and one who drew absolutely gorgeous gals. |
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Sub Mariner #7 page 7 Owner: Gregory Byrd Comment posted on 2/13/2013 I recall seeing this page on eBay some years ago, and was wishing I could get it. ***sniff*** Great page by one of the legendary pencilers and a super-classy inker! Congrats! |
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Aquaman Owner: David Armstrong Comment posted on 2/13/2013 This is a great piece -- and it looks SO Silver Age! |
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Daredevil vs. Dynamo “The Rocket’s Blast - ComiCollector #56” fanzine cover art by Wally Wood (1965/Winter 1968) (The S. F. C. A.) Owner: Bob Kane Comment posted on 1/29/2013 I'm not so sure of that urban legend. Even if there were discussions along that line, I'm not sure how serious they were. I believe the first school of thought on this piece was that Wood concocted it to illustrate Tower's heroes biting the dust, and likewise show Marvel's continuing ascension. That seems the more pragmatic history and background. It would be interesting to know if Wally just drew this cover for kicks, or if it were produced specifically for fanzine reproduction (or specifically for the RBCC). I believe the original was drawn actual size as the RBCC cover repro? Regardless, a GREAT piece, and congratulations! |
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Rocke Mastroserio - Madness in the Method Owner: David O'Dell Comment posted on 1/10/2013 Rocke is one of the most underrated comic artists of all time. I know some fans/collectors were critical of his sometimes use of "swipes" (which weren't always so obvious). But Mastroserio clearly could channel a Steve Ditko-like quality into his work very nicely. Quite possibly this is because he worked with Ditko as a contemprary at Charlton Comics. He also did a bang-up job inking Ditko on CAPTAIN ATOM in the 1960s. Love this page, and Mastroserio supplied a superb moody atmosphere in those Warren horror stories. |
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Severin/Everett Tower of Shadows 5 Cover Owner: John B Comment posted on 10/31/2012 Sev & Ev a great team-up! |
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John Severin 60's Cracked Brady Bunch Owner: frank x townsondecker Comment posted on 5/25/2012 This is a great page! John Severin's CRACKED material tends to be underrated, yet he produced a lot of fantastic work for that publication. And somewhat contra to that observation is that some gouging sellers/dealers are asking "an arm and a leg" for this type of Severin material (and of course those pages do not sell because they've been priced too high). I was lucky enough to obtain some Severin CRACKED pages from the "Barney Miller" and second Dick Van Dyke TV show satires, and they are gorgeous. The late John Severin was a classic comic book artist who is greatly missed. |
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Thunder Agents #4 Owner: Greg Wilson Comment posted on 11/12/2011 Looking at your two Crandall pages inked by Wood makes me wish even more that these two titanic talents had teamed up more often than they did! |
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Spy Theme Painting Owner: Greg Wilson Comment posted on 11/12/2011 Penciling ... inking ... painting -- Gray Morrow could do it all, and magnificently! |
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Kane / Nowlan cap Marvel Owner: William Wray Comment posted on 11/12/2011 Great page, Bill! In fact, I owned it at one time, and I may have sold it directly to you. I will need to visit a psychiatrist to get checked out! :-) |
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The Amazing Spider-Man #18 p. 7 by Steve Ditko Owner: Timothy Finney Comment posted on 7/22/2008 A great page with real character (and to me preferable to most Spidey-in-costume pages) that shows Ditko can really DRAW! It's also fantastic in that Peter, Betty and JJJ are featured, and it contains some neat Stan Lee writing at his peak. That green in my eyes is not my natural color, but jealousy over viewing this art! This would be a key page for any collector of original comic art. |
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Unearthly Spectacular #2 page 9 Owner: Jeff Singh Comment posted on 7/22/2008 I remember buying the comic as a kid and salivating over the Wally Wood art. Plus, I think I was in love with that blonde gal ... |
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Morrow, Gray - Adventure #413 page 7 - Zatanna! Owner: Ray Cuthbert Comment posted on 1/18/2008 This was published during one of the comics industry's periods of turmoil, when cover prices were rising and key creators leaving, and there were attempted expansions of titles and genre, and haphazard experimentations with formats. One of the few good things I remember from around then was Gray Morrow doing some fantastic new works for DC and Marvel! Nobody drew Zatanna better or sexier than Morrow -- although the incredibly talented Murphy Anderson at least equaled Gray's version with his gorgeous splash page for Zatanna's introduction in the Silver Age Hawkman #4. Too bad editor Julius Schwartz didn't have enough foresight to cover-feature the beautiful maiden of magic on that issue! |
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Morrow, Gray - Eerie #2 page 29 "The Flame Fiend" Owner: Ray Cuthbert Comment posted on 1/18/2008 Ray, I have a fondness for this piece because of a particular reason. Namely that my aging memory seems to recall that I owned it at one time! But I'm not 100% sure ... if so this likely would have been sometime between 1970-74. Assuming I'm correct, I must have been in a financial bind to let it go, because stupidity would be the only other explanation. I never saw your other page from the same story for sale on the market, but it is also great. Gray Morrow is one of my all-time favorites (and maybe my favorite, period), and he was exceptionally skilled in different genres and utilizing varying techniques. I cried when I heard of his death... |
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Barnett Plotkin Bride Owner: Robert Plunkett Comment posted on 5/18/2007 Unfortunately I can't identify the published source, but I had to be the first to comment that this is an absolutely fabulous painting! |
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Flash Gordon 11-3-40 Owner: Ray Cuthbert Comment posted on 5/13/2007 Ah, GRAIL! An Alex Raymond Sunday Flash Gordon from Raymond's primo FG period! |
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Morrow, Gray - All-Star Western #2 p.1 Owner: Ray Cuthbert Comment posted on 5/12/2007 Great page! I didn't manage to glom onto it when it was available (**sniff**), but I did manage to obtain the page with the great close-up of the "Gil Kane" country doc in the same story! This story and this period showcases some of Gray Morrow's most unbelievable art. |
 (1965--WINTER 1968)--1.jpg "Daredevil vs. Dynamo “The Rocket’s Blast - ComiCollector #56” fanzine cover art by Wally Wood (1965/Winter 1968) (The S. F. C. A.), Comic Art")
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