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Fun! I can see why you wanted to re-create this at a young age. I thought Duursema was incredible and the only reason I stuck with Arion.
The readers won when Norbert and Judah teamed up.
He does but doesn't check it that regularly. I was fortunate that I caught him on one of the days he did.
He didn't draw Wolverine that many times so this is a rare treat.
One of the better Wright Carol Days I've seen recently. Lovely hatching in that final panel.
Where's Apone?
Amor really has a handle on doing these likenesses. Give him an Alien book to draw!
Kerschl is quite underrated. Loved his work on the Teen Titans strip he drew for Wednesday Comics.
Terrific sequence. I'm not sure why Bagge pages are so inexpensive relative to his alt contemporaries but Hate aficionados are the benficiary. ???????
Moore really wrote these early issues as if he had something to prove. B & T did the same on the art front. A magical run.
Fantastic, moody piece. Purple is really one of Powell's signature colors!
A fun time-stopping example from this series!
Wonderful. I wasn't able to read Nexus for about three years when my family moved to Japan. When I got back issue #50 was my first issue. I vividly remember Rude's wild depiction of Selby in panel 3.
Cool page from the series featuring an imprisoned Strange. Works really well as a standalone page.
I'll miss this steady drip of Spiegle Omega Men #32 pages when you're done.
An underrepresented underground great on CAF. Very evocative image of the times.
An amazing story of commitment to getting this page. Looking at it, it's easy to see why you targeted it.
I enjoyed this one-off issue back in the day. While I preferred Akin and Garvey's lush inks over Sal on ROM, Sinnott shows here why he's a master. He brings out the best in Sal's pencils.
Never expected Scaffenberger's inks to work so well with Newton's pencils but they do!
My favorite exhibit at the 2025 OAX show was the complete Sanford Greene art for Bitter Root #1. This is a marvelously evocative piece that illustrates why the series, and Greene's art, are so good.
Irving does marvelous work. An underrated master.
No Checkered Demon but this is still a pretty quintessential Wilson piece.
Memorable ad for the series. I think I had dropped the book but came back on board for this storyline.
Nice to see this wind up in your collection. A terrific cover with fun staging and character acting.
Giant-Sized Man-Thing at pocket size! Allison packs a lot into this home.
To me, this is one of the best issues he did from the original run (from a visual standpoint).
Say what you will about Nexus with Rude as the writer but his skills as an artist haven't diminished at all. Wonderful page with an always welcome Badger appearance.
Hope your recovery goes well, Kavi. Surrojnding yourself with nice things you love, like this page, definitely helps.
Wonderful to see!
Lol...that's right. The longer I'm in the hobby the worse my memory gets.
One of my very favorite pages from the recent exhibition.
Can't forget to comment on a Spiegle page! Is the end near for these Omega Men pages? I hope not.
Not sure when Kaluta piece but it feels like a (welcome) throwback to an earlier era of Diana's history when she didn't always have a sword in her hand and an angry look of determination on her face. Wouldn't it have been nice to see Kaluta draw an annual of this particular WW and in this style in the 80s or 90s?
Nice one. I keep meaning to post my Dame Darcy art.
I bought the first six issues before I moved out of the country and couldn't get any more. It's fun to see a taste of what happened next.
Historic pages but also some terrific cartooning by Richards
Very nice. I think I saw her working on this when I passed her table.
Nicely evokes the Phantom Girl that Jaime Hernandez drew for DC's Who's Who series (seen here).
