Also published in the DC Encyclopedia from DK in the early aughts.

Not "only" a remark.

A classic representation of the first super-hero by one of the best to have worked on him.

A piece of legend. Well-acquired.

Great minds think alike, which is why I was underbidder on this fatnastic piece...which I think indicates both admiration and envy. Congrats! At least I know it went to the right collector.

Masterful

Lieber is soooooooo underrated. He's an absolute modern master.

This page just hits you in waves.

Both of an age, yet timeless.

Gianni at his finest.

Not just a page, but what a page - depicting a pivotal moment. This page is so filled with meaning, story, and emotional content, I daresay this beats a standard hero shot page. Congrats on this well-chosen pick up.

And now, it belongs to me - BWAH HA HA

Green Lantern (Vol.2) #126 Page 2, in Michael Sullivan's Art & Artifact: Produced for Publication 20/21c Comic Art Gallery Room

Classic deep cut Giffen, all the hallmarks are there, like early version of what would eventually become "widescreen," that profile shot, and the Mahlstedt finish. ANd fabulous story content.

DC...with a bullet!

Truly impressive.

It's like a classic Hellboy from the turn of the century...17th to 18th. I'd totally steal this off the mantlepiece of a some retired seafarer living in northern Scotland in a haunted castle where he longs to return to the sea...and find that big red guy he saw once.

Amazing.

Pablo Raimondi pencils and inks, Action 874, page 15.

I believe this is mislabeled-attributed...but also extremely cool Supes & Mon-El.

Poor likeness of me, but every page RPR does is a masterpiece.

Helluva pick up. Great piece.

Get deeper in those Starman weeds.

Guess you'll have to get more Starman.

Harris has such as trackable evolution, these early pages presage greatness to come.

Elegant.

Lark is a master.

Hell yes, another converted to the way of Starman!

My favorite comics series ever.  Fortunate to have a few pieces, but no covers. Congratulations!

This was the book that got me started on Green Lantern. I remember pulling it off the spinner rack. I've still got that one...it's really beat-up because I read it so much. I don't want to replace it because that one is mine - it was the one.

Wolverwho?

Hell. Yes.

Well done.

Cool.

Fantastic cover. Kubert was a master of setting a story in s single image.

NOTE: This isn't an annual. There only 4 Rock annuals. This is from the second series that started as a quarterly, but from 14 to cancellation at 21, it was a monthly.

What an uncommon and beautiful piece.

The man was a master.

Congratulations. I'm so pleased to find that what I think to be one of the the top 3 or 4 Starman covers is in the right hands.

Still one of the best Batman books ever. And Golden at the height of his powers.

Anyone who hasn't read it so go forth and get it because it is criminally undervalued - the DC equivilent of MG's Doctor Strange issue.

World needs more Chiarello.

He's a master artist with too low a profile.

What you say makes sense to me and I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.

Astounding piece. So detailed and tells a story.

Dig that transitional/transparent effect, so thematicallyappropriate. And nice casting Dolores O'Riordan  (RIP) as Rahne. Well done.

Aside from Starman just being my favorite series ever, one of the great things about it is you can literally see Tony Harris's growth through the series. He was defintely stretching his muscle and trying new things in this issue. Great page here.

Utterly astounding.

kewl

You've well become known for Stingray, but I feel this commission may tip the scale. Stingray is becoming known for you collecting him.

This is such a great piece it could easily be a done-in-one and Ware is worthy of any praise, regardless of volume, and not everyone is equipped to deal with his work. I love the hell out of it, and humbly offer my wall as storage solution.

Powerful and mighty.

Nice. I love an unusual choice for iconic artists.

What a striking and wall-worthy cover! Cliff is an underrated modern master.

Giffeny goodness

Oh my. Yes. Just yes.

This is...

Yes.

Delightful. Well-chosen subject.

Such a classic example from a legendary run.

A classic example and a nicely written piece to accompany.