Love this!  I added the finished cover to my collection recently.

Very cool to see Dorman, process on this cover.

Such an amazing piece.  Lovecraft and Moorcock together at last!

Such a brillian book!  That and Cowboy Wally are classics!  Great find!

Brilliant spread!  Amazing storytelling!  The Stormbringer adaptation by Russell is truly epic!

Incredible page!  So jealous!

That one is a beast!  Russell's settings create such a fantastic setting in his Elric adapataions.  Beautiful!

Grail page from one of Marvel's most classic runs.  Great stuff!

Elric by Kaluta!  Great piece!

Fantastic catch!  Just pulled up page 128 in the studio and you are spot on!  Looks like an early draft as he switched up this page but the other page is almost the same.

Thanks for the context!  I was trying to pinpoint where it fell in his career, and that aligns perfectly!

Picked it up from John Davey over at Jayde Designs while working on Urish's Hoard.  Researching that book was a dangerous endevour for my wallet.

Love the sketches around the published piece!  Thanks so much for sharing!

Do you know if this has been published and where?  Is it from an upcoming project?

His newer work reminds me of classic Mazzuchelli.  Love it!

Just WOW!  I cannot wait for the Centipede Stormbringer edition!  Amazing!

Very nice!

What a great run on a book unlike anything coming out at the time.

Nope, I'm the Jim.

Posted a better picture.

Just Wow!

It's from 2018.

Very cool!

You wouldn't happen to have the even program or con poster would you?  I'd love to have a picture or buy a copy if it's available!

I've heard that before as well, but I think the originals have more border than appears in the print version.  I'd have to take it out of the frame to verify that.

I saw yours on Heritage.  Glad I bought mine way earlier. 

When I moved to Maryland as a kid I worked for Joel Pollack owner of Big Planet Comics and one time art dealer for Berni.  I remember visiting his house and seeing the title splash for Frankenstein hanging in the front hallway and I was floored.  Now I visit Berni's Frankenstein peices in museums when I get the chance.  Such a talent. 

I not sure these were painted four to a page and cut up.  I think they were just printed that way.