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I continue to be amazed at the caliber of art Wrightson abandoned back in the day, stuff us mere mortals could only dream of rendering. Hats off to this wonderful discovery.
Most of the time annuals were just run-of-mill art (with some exceptions) and left a lot to be desired. Arthur Adams was always the exception. I wish we could have squeezed a Monkeyman & O'Brien annual out of him. What a down to earth guy to boot!
Each panel is covered worthy - this is just staggering. Artistic bliss.
Huge congrats on this lil beauty! It's been twenty one years since we last visited the world's largest Frazetta Museum (East Stroudsburg) and I'm so looking forward in June to seeing all the new items that have been added over the years. Thank you so much for keeping this place open for the fans.
Quite an exquisite achievement! Love that classic signature too! Well done, congrats!
How am I the first to comment on such a CLASSIC Buscema page? I have two pages from this story as well and cherish them both cause I know how rare Buscema Frankenstein's monster examples are these days. Just a real stunner!
Hands down one of Adams' more "delicious" pieces! Just an AMAZING acquisition! Again hats off to you Mr Reid!
Man what a beautiful page! That first panal really shines! Gene "The Dean" was a very unique and extraordinary man. Congrats!
If this survived would it possible some of Frazetta's Shining Knight originals might be lurking out there somewhere? Inquiring minds want to know?
Just blown away by this lovely acquisition! How in the world did it survive all those years??? Hats off to ya and congrats!
Every time I sit down to watch this movie I'm immediately hungry! Ford knows how to make street food look delicious! Love this wonderful piece, classic Adams!
Geezy Pete - That is quite an extraordinary acquisition!!! Bravooooooo!
Makes me wish Mr Adams had been hired to redo the original marvel adaptation - can you imagine?
The colors alone make this piece museum worthy - just a stunning acquisition.
I have never seen this one before, yet another classic from our beloved living legend! They don't make em like Sir Aragones anymore!
What a stunning acquisition! I remember staring at the Wrightson werewolf splash page prelim from the same issue at a Heroes Con back in the early 2000s. It was priced at $700 (which I didn't have at the time) but what a sight to behold. These are priceless and I'm amazed it was still in their collection. Huge congrats!
Man-Thing hasn't looked this brilliant since MICRONAUTS #7! Seriously stunning!
A stunning version of Julie Adams! Check out Wakulla Springs soon, that place is a hidden gem.
Man there is something about Frazetta's thunderous lizards and these examples are just uncannily GREAT! Hats off to ya!
Kirby was such a visionary and Royer was icing on the cake. Stunning example.
One of the classic Patchwork Man pages etched in my memory! It doesn't get any better than this!
How did I ever miss this Aragones classic piece? This is one of the earliest comic series that I remember as a child. This guy is a living legend.
Amazing to own anything by this EC legend! This pencil rendering is breathtaking!
What a real beauty! And such an honor to meet the artist as well! Incredible!
No matter who penciled this classic title page, it is exquisite! Sets the mood perfectly with all the lush detail. Wow! Hats off to you on such a beautiful acquisition.
How cool is this? I've always been fascinated with Mexico's unique take on all things horror. From BRAINIAC to the bizarre world of EL SANTO they really seem to do a bang up job! THIS is such a brilliant example, nevermind its MOON KNIGHT, it's like peering into an alternate reality.
Any prelim that contains PATCHWORK MAN is gold in my book. That first panel alone is pure classic WRIGHTSON!
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Man, growing up in the states I missed all of this UK goodness! The only issue I ever saw (outside of the reprinted EAGLE run) was the John Byrne guest issue that someone's dad purchased copies from NYC. This is simply GORGEOUS!
Seriously how lucky can one be? Such a classic Buscema/Sinnott example from the Bronze Age of Marvel. Just a real stunner!
CRAAAAAAAAAZY goodness man! Top notch and historic! Congrats!
Now THAT is just CLASSIC, CRAZY goodness! Congrats - you unearthed a real beauty!
This one certainly has cinematic qualities. What a superb duo! Some of the finest moments of our beloved Muck Monster!
These BIG JOHN Frankenstein pages are priceless! Such a THING of remarkable beauty and rare too! I'm thankful I grabbed a few examples early on, they never seem to turn up anymore. Brilliant!
One of the very best depictions of Man-Thing! The textures are unworldly, breathtaking. Big John and Sutton were reaching new heights with this storyline. Incredible!
This one reminds me of the unsavory cast of characters from John Carpenter's THE FOG. Tom Sutton is such an underrated talent, he is criminally overlooked by the comic field and deserves more recognition. What an exquisite example!
Outstanding example from the wonderful world of PLOOG! Nobody did it quite like Gerber and Ploog. What a great duo!
These are some of the finest Spidey moments - Marvel monster madness! And nobody captured the chaos quite like GIL KANE! Brilliant example!
Oh this one hits the sweet spot! I was first exposed to the radiator scene of ERASERHEAD in 8th grade during a free weekend of Showtime. My young mind was totally blown away by the strange lady singing "IN HEAVEN EVERTHING IS FINE." That's about all I could handle that evening but found myself seeking out a VHS copy months later to see what the heck that was all about which introduced me to the wonderfully surreal world of DAVID LYNCH. Next it was ELEPHANT MAN and then BLUE VELVET. I haven't been the same since. About ten years ago when we finished Route 66, I shared a meal with my wife at the original Shoney's Big Boy in LA where Lynch had his chocolate shake every day at 2:30PM. Hats off to a wonderful acquisition, Sienkiewicz is a natural channeling a genius like LYNCH.
Have always adored Wrightson's PATCHWORK MAN! This is such an outstanding example. I remember buying the DC Swamp Thing $1.00 reprints off the spinner rack back in the 70s, what a wonder introduction to the world of Wrightson.
