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Superman and Darkseid make me think of Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez inked by Alfredo Alcala. The other figures seem to have 70's Marvel John Buscema looking poses. Great execution on a very complex piece !!
Hoffman is like a modern day Krenkel in that he is more known for what I call 'doodles' than his finished pieces. His finished art is quite nice. I think he just has so many ideas that he just wants to get them down on paper.
Sometimes we just need a reminder that Dave Stevens and the Rocketeer were just THAT great.
Not really a Lobo fan. However that art is still impressive !! DC certainly used it for all it was worth. That standee is like a little piece if furniture.
I might still have the fax copy of this that Mitch sent me back in the day. Amazing piece !!!
Awesome !! McKone has shown a lot of flexibility in style and color choices in his commissions and "99 drawings" series. Interesting choice of having Jenner (vs Justin). For people that don't know the subject, the Great Owl and Nicodemus might seem just as sinister.
Interesting penciler / inker teamup. It would be cool if we could ever see how the pencils looked.
Newton / Alcala was one of the best art teams of its period. And probably the best at DC.
Hilarious !!! And yet they were both fighting over Jean ?!? I guess to be her bff.
It is an unusual portfolio. Anyway, I intend to have a strong finish to 2026 with more of Mike's art.
It could be the Ron Randall inks but Irv Novick drew a "mean" Green Arrow. Cool looking page. I love the idea of GA's quiver being blasted to bits.
It would be funny if Topps got permission to have Uga in this piece. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil is so good. A great but understated tribute to Johnny Mercer.
So great that you made contact with the artist and was able to acquire his entire set. I think the original Topps series was more focused on close up shots with limited backgrounds and colors. This piece definitely does not follow that at all.
The usual greatness from Wright. Great portrait in the last panel since I prefer brunettes anyway.
I'd like to think it's "that" Joe Certa.
A great reminder that women have somehow played a role in every war effort. Also cool to see that the artist passed this piece to Joe Certa.
Lowball ?? Like trying to get coastal property at desert prices ?!? Nice piece.
I think in the book, there is no drawing of the Great Owl. This drawing makes me wonder if his depiction was really based on John Carradine who voiced the character. Awesome piece !!
You've been awarded 100 CAF bonus points for getting a KALOOTA page.
The little explosions and montage/collage look really remind me of the 007 title sequences designed by Maurice Binder. Who wouldn't want a Bond/Shang Shi fight scene with some SPECTRE baddies ??
I'm usually not a fan of Jack Abel's inks but it looks like he did a really good job on Dick Ayers' pencils. Great page !!
Great piece !! As you mentioned, even though Superman and Batman are in the original 7, they rarely appeared in early JLA issues. Felix Faust debut or not, it's awesome to see the entire team together.
For some reason, I want to buy some sneakers.
Humorous while in a dire situation. That's the Bat Lash series. All the creators must've has a few giggles with this issue in particular.
Great piece from Joel's Wonderthing collection !!
Nice sketch !! He's really living up to the 'Slim Summers' nickname.
And I was mistaken about that Comic Book Artist credit. I think it was Scott Hanna that inked Nick. Nick had included Joe Staton's E-Man on that cover.
Thanks for the reminder !! Without looking it up, I think those pencils were looser and Gibbons inked it with the original costume ??
So cool to see this piece surface. I think Nick sold the pencils a few years before he passed. Nick usually inked his own pencils and they weren't tight. So it's just weird to have anybody ink him. I think the only other time was when Joe Staton inked Nick for a cover of TwoMorrows' Comic Book Artist magazine.
Great colors !! I think now that you've got your unicorn, more are bound to appear.
The whole looking over the shoulder pose is a guaranteed winner. However, I wish he would list pieces that were more finished. Maybe one day I will post a couple that I got from Hoffman.
Mike even lettered some published pieces. I don't have a copy of Marvel Two-in-One 90. Your comment made me curious. I found the splash page on-line and added it as a Additional Image.
Toth always kept that pencil moving. Cool sketches.
A great look at a tiny slice of DC's rich history. Wolfman and Perez crammed so much into those 2 issues.
What boy didn't like drawing dinosaurs ?!? It seems like Schultz just gets to live the dream !!
