Wonderful and pretty example.  

Looks like it ended up in the perfect collection.

A mini masterpiece.

Great example Rick.

The Michael it's signed to is Michael Thibodeaux. 

I remember being very tempted by it when Michael was offering it at San Diego many years ago.  Also a good bit more on the asking that what you got it for.

Fun cover, I've not seen it since I sold it for Frank, it was unusual for Frank to do a cover at this size.

Stellar example. Congratulations Gene.

WOW!

What a fantastic find Michael.

And such a great example.

Nice example, glad you ended up with this one.   

Thanks for coming out to the GraphFix Con.

At 77 Lopez is still knocking out some killer examples.

Huge fan of Richard's work.
Fantastic example to be proud about. 

Congratulations!

Nice stand alone Lann/Thorne example, good to get in there early. I don't think any other pages from Lann sold before a European collector took all the rest in one group.

Very fitting page for you Dave.  I remember my dad telling me how he was helping do some security at a party in Soho and met John Belushi, he was a bit wild but an incredible talent.

This should be a lesson to all that Sake and Guyanese rum do not mix. I feel for you and hate to see a OAX neighbor get burned like this, I’d give you a great Jughead story in trade to get you out of this mess.  But seriously, this is such a classic page, yeah that 3rd panel is worth the price of admission, but also love that lounging on a tree Wolverine in the top panel.  Fun Stuff!

Congratulations Gene! Rare, iconic, and a lovely painting.

As I recall Frank only did one painted recreation of Red Sonja #10.

This is actually done in Krylon and Sharpie.

Supercool Silverage Institution Worthy Goodness

Congratulations Dwight, Rare top tear Example

This was the last, and one of the best, of the 14 Red Sonja covers I sold for Frank, who was one of the nicest artists I've ever met and that cannot be disputed.   

The Quintessential Crumb.

Wow! Very cool to see this page, I owend it close to 40 years ago in my early teens, really one of the earliest pages of original art that hooked me into this hobby.   

Darkseid breakin in across from the local comic shop! NIce to see it found the right home.  

You gotta show this to Adam Kubert ;)

Harry Clarke was such an amazing talent 

My Favorite B&W Bok

Nice to see that one again, when I had my pick of the HB books I got this and the published inks to this splash, which to me wore the best of the books.

Frank did a handfull of Sonja pin-ups back in the day but this was the very best of the group. Hard one to part with.

As prolific as Cooper was there is so little of his originals around, let alone a great example. 

Another lovley example. 

Hands down the very best Lee/Williams X-Men page.  

Great example Manny, really nice to see it again, must have been about three decades ago that I let this one go, and nice to come across your gallery. 

Hey Dwight, Nice to see a new HJ example 

Yep, That's a prime (One and done) example of Powell. BTW it's been in a private collection for the last 50 years. 

Congratulations on such a great example.  

A Thorne classic, on Franks Moonshine works there is only a finished, fully inked and colored page. This is not one I sold, if I come across it I will help unite them. 

This was my favorite of the offerings.  
it's so good in person, I love the mountains and contrast directly to the clean red sands.   

it's a great cover.   
Took some back and forth but landed where it should be.  
Enjoy.   

This brings back memories, I was 18 and in the UK for a completion, took a trip to Forbidden Planet, stacks of original art but this one stuck out, I think it was about 300usd. I let it go when I picked up a Dreed cover. Fun pice with all that Bolland goodness.

That's a nice get.  Also used as the cover to Fangoria #1

Very cool pice, you might like to know it was published as a cover. Mighty World of Marvel #14 UK 1984

Very cool TM, I Owned this piece about 25 years ago, FYI it was published on the back of the 1989 McFarlane Spidy Trading Card Set 1 as a puzzle. 

This pice was done for the publisher of Frank's Ghita, Jim Warren.   

Cool cover, looks like Richard Corben may have swiped the layout for his Eerie #77 cover published in '76

I was the one that picked this up for 275, Did not like Warlocks lower body,  so I traded it back to Mitch when paying off the Golden X-men Companion cover, think at the time Mitch gave me 400 credit.   Love the Golden, no regrets.   

Can't go wrong with a Saunders. And Norm put himself in the trunk as a bonus.   

Missed the Conan 8 cover, did not buy my first original art till '88.

One of my favorite Conan covers, ended up getting it years later.   

I bought this from Mitch, still have it, still love it.   
It was published between Giant Size 1 & X-Men 94.   

The Planet That Wasn’t by Isaac Asimov 1977 cover & Amazing Science Fiction Stories November 1980 cover. 

We knew this was a hole in one on the 18th hole (Whatever that means) even before you posted.

Looks great Scott, Congratulations, Thanks again

From the Grandfather of Science Fiction, those back covers wore the best

Exentlent Example! Great to see your collection being added to CAF.