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Solid pencils by Garney from a fun storyline. I'm less into pencils-only pages myself these days, but I'd make an exception for something like this.
Maxi is extremely talented, and he did a beautiful job with this.
Frany is an amazing artist, and this is an outstanding example of her work. I'm now curious as to what this series is about, meaning the cover has done its job.
I thoroughly enjoyed this series when it was being published. Seeing this great piece makes me want to revisit it.
I'm not sure how this slipped by me over the weekend, but better late than never! I was listening to James Horner's score for Aliens just the other day - it still holds up so well, even if it borrows a bit from Horner's score for Star Trek II (my all-time favorite movie score).
Roby did an amazing job with this - I wish movie studios would hire him to create movie posters for their films rather than rely on the cut-and-pasted together posters that are all too common these days.
This is excellent! We can never have too much Star Trek art on CAF!
As a lifelong Star Trek fan myself, I was so excited when this came out only to realize that I didn't have the money for a hardcover graphic novel at the time. It wasn't until a few years later that I picked up a copy, but it was worth the wait. Claremont, Hughes and Story were a dynamite combination. Maureen has great taste in art!
Imagine how many more copies of "Strangers in the Night" that UFO would have sold if they'd gone disco. A missed opportunity.
I'm hoping that the ability to detach his skull from his body will be one of the new powers Spidey has in the upcoming movie.
Very interesting style - would definitely like to see more of Farro's work now.
An absolutely stunning piece! I hope to get on Larraz's commission list myself one day.
I do not know, but it's where he's currently located. I paid a little extra for FedEx shipping, but it was worth it - it took less time to arrive from across the ocean than some recent purchases from other U.S. east coast states!
I was a fan of this series, collecting from the first issue to the last as they hit the stands. This is a great team shot!
Solid work by Tom Lyle, one of the unsung talents of the 1990s who left us too soon.
Very cool to see one of the all-time best superhero costume designs get the Hembeck treatment.
People must be sick of me saying it at this point, but there ain't nothing better than getting a page from your personal first issue of a title!
Cloud Boy (which would have been his name if he'd been a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, but Marvel named him Mass Master) was not the leader. Gee, the other male member of the team, was the leader by right of being the oldest.
If we ever get a live action Plastic Man movie, it should have a country music theme song. Because nobody would expect it. And that would make it cool.
Long before the death of Phoenix, this page shows that the X-Men knew how to pack an emotional graveside punch.
Nate Powell impresses me more and more each time I see his art. Congrats on landing such an exceptional piece!
I really enjoyed Byrne's Angel-related work. This is a great page that reminds me that we lost so much when Andy Hallett left us so young.
Bagley's 1990s Spidey work is so much fun. This is a very cool example.
I'm impressed whenever I see anything by Karl Kerschl, and this is no exception.
One of the best Ed Benes pieces that I've seen in some time. Beautifully done.
I echo the other comments that this is one of the strongest Perlin pieces that I've seen. A great example of the difference that an inker can make.
Rude somehow gives a Ditko feel to Romita Sr.'s Spidey. A very impressive piece!
Nowlan makes every page he inks his own, which is not a bad thing.
Great early 1980s Batman action. A really solid example of Novick's skills as a storyteller.
Excellent cover! Reminds me that I need to revisit this series as I haven't read it since I was hunting down the back issues in the mid-1990s.
Glad you're feeling better. Very cool piece of art, but you didn't miss anything if you never read Countdown. It was a huge letdown of a weekly series following the success of 52.
Everyone from Queens still remembers the Mecs beating the Red Pox in the '86 World Series.
I'm still waiting for Bates' second appearance. Marvel never responded to my proposed six-part "Bates' Last Bunt" story where Bates would bury Jack Power alive and take his place.
Ugh. That sucks. I had a package arrive bent like that last year (USPS was the culprit, but it didn't help that the packaging was inferior). Would very much like to hear how things turn out after Anthony presses the page.
Not sure if you saw this when I posted it, but it could always be worse - I had another page destroyed by the USPS last year - you can see it here - https://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=2210723
I had no idea that a Kree Sentry ever appeared in the Spidey newspaper strip. Now I need to find where I can read the later years of this strip.
Funny thing is that after picking up issue #13, I didn't see another issue on a newsstand until issue #17 a little while later. That issue had June Brigman art, and I do have a page of original art from it, so I do have OA from my first Brigman issue as well.
I didn't even know what a Slurpee was that first time in a 7-11, so it wasn't until we got our first 7-11 in my town three years later that I knew enough to try one out - loved the root beer Slurpees when they had them (it was one of those flavors that only seemed to be available at random times).
Daredevil by Miller and Janson - a fantastic run that must have made a great intro to US comics, but a big impact on the wallet if you're looking for original art from it!
Never thought that I'd refer to a piece with the Brood as beautiful, but this is beautiful!
As someone whose go-to character for commissions is Dazzler in her disco-era outfit, I have to say this is an amazing piece of art! If I ever get on Rian's commission list, I'll need to ask for a different character because I don't see how this could be topped.
Abnett & Lanning's time on the New Mutants is my favorite post-Claremont run on the title, and Pearson's covers were definitely a factor. I just wish he had done more of them!
This is such a cool piece. It's easy to see why Jones is one of the best-remembered Batman cover artists, especially among those of us who read comic books in the 1990s.
A fabulous page! We need more comic books like Blue Devil.
It's an absolute crime that they removed the women from the final cover! Still a cool cover though . . .
