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Thanks. Appreciate the thoughts.
I still love this page.
Hi Al, Thanks for your comment. if you want to take a pass at inking, and even coloring, a blueline, I would love that! Send me a message. -Tom
Fifty years ago this week, my mom and dad bought me my very first comic books to keep me busy on a road trip from Chicago to Knoxville. These were a plastic-bound three pack with Wonder Woman 225, Action 463, and this fantastic Detective 463.
I must have read each of them a dozen times, but this one stood out.
Really beautiful.
However, this page perfectly depicts every one of my startup companies.
The art is sooo much better than the published page. Great eye!
I did not notice that. When I grow up, I hope I have your keen eye for detail.
So glad you own this, my friend.
Our deal for this page ultimately led to me getting the Neal Adams Green Lantern page.
Thrills all around!
Love it when art finds the perfect home!
Pure AB awesomeness!
Pure, mind-bending madness!
As a huge Hal Jordan fan, I am green with envy that you have a Maguire JL page with him. Well done.
This page makes me feel like a kid.
Go heavy, or go home. Love it.
Thank you, Sir. This one is extra special.
What a fantastic penciller/inker combination!
I will say here what I said to Tom . . . I really need to read me some ROM someday.
OH MY GOD, YOU OWN THIS!? Holy $#!T.
I remember seeing this on the rack and thinking how cool it was because I lived there.
I am going into the longboxes tonight to find this.
Nice job!
I really need to read some ROM comics.
I know, right. I need me a copy of House of Secrets 92, now.
Thanks Bob. The Wrightson-inked pages have taken some cristism over the years, but I think the history and quirkiness of how this happened makes it special.
Thanks, Tom. Super-happy about this. Something I never thought I would be able to get.
Costume is ripped. He's starving under a red son.
I thought I was having a sezure before I realized that wasn't English.
The funkiest Batman/Superman I have ever seen.
Terry Long was the luckiest guy in comics . . . at least until he and his children were killed in a car accident and resurrected as Black Lanterns.
Considering he was married to Donna, that might have been worth it.
Wow. What a stunner. Let us know what you think of the movie.
"Destroyed emotionally" in a good way?
Congrats on branching out to commissions without fins.
So glad a fellow CAFer got the bad guy companion to the JLA piece, which I will post next week.
I like these a lot better when there are only bad guys' heads on the wall.
You got this! I want one of these, too. But I am waiting for one for which I actually saw the play,
I love it when bad guys die.
I ain't seen nothing like him in any amusement hall!
