Love Hester's take on Bats! That cape looks bedraggled, spooky, and alive.

Great layout with the half-page splash of the arrow-deflecting tough guy on the left, and four on the right. All of it a beautiful example of sequential storytelling, leading up to the coup-de-grace. This is a page I stare at with admiration of Hester's skill.

Too sweet!

Incredible painting work. The panel shapes are creative and work to enhance the angle of each shot within. I like the way the colors shift from panel to panel, with the most intense coloring happening in the largest panel where the action ratchets up.

Exquisite shot of Storm lifting off. The shading is immaculate. The way the hair is drawn provides a striking contrast to her costume and skin.

This is an incredible Pollard two-page spread. The image of Hal trying to evade that giant hand in the final panel is laid out nicely.

Great get!

Always love seeing Pollard's powerful art on Green Lantern. The space ship with inner panel makes this a fantastic splash page.

Congratulations

You can't keep a good superhero man down. Buscema turns a hospital room into an action packed escape scene.

Love this great page from a great run on the FF.

Those mohawk spikes are extreme in the best way. The hair could almost be mistaken for the crackling lightning.

Speaking of the delicate lines of Storm, Michal gave her the sleek lithe physique of an air-glider. That costume on that body amidst those threatening clouds just looks realy right. 

Thanks. The picture reminds me of the scene from the movie where she alofts in front of the house and zaps 3 mutants.

Cloudy with a chance of beauty

Incredible! Grell on the X-Men is sheer perfection for my eyes.

Fantastic commission and a great idea! I love the way Keith shadowed the page so a spotlight shines on the Joker.

Brilliant! 

Definitely have to source an original page by Knight. My collection won't be happy until I get one.

The Wee Pals are like Instant Mirth. Those legs are really getting busy. :)

Powerful Paul Gulacy drawing a Green Lantern story set in a historical Asian setting? This is too juicy for me to deny its greatness. That lantern is like a character in itself.

The big fella sort of looks like a cross between Giant-Man and Wonder Man. Love this page, especially the half-splash first panel. Chang really makes action scenes sizzle with excitement!

Giant birds, thrown hammers, and an alien Green Lantern. Thrillingly drawn by Chang, this is a very cool GL page!

Brilliant page composition. Parker's sax-playing head overlapping the piano keys, and the piano keys reaching up into the cityscape to become parts of the buildings, while Dizzy appears above it all, providing sweet music to the metropolis under a night sky. Simply brilliant.

Chisholm pages like this are incredible to see in person. Much congratulations on getting this one!

Thanks.

Though I was not a war-comics collector in the 70s, I always enjoyed Glanzman's art when it showed up in a book I had. Now I appreciate his work more than ever.

Glanzman was drawing like his livelihood depended on perfection!

Thanks for the insightful comments.

One of my biggest art regrets is not buying the other pages from this story that were available on ebay when I bought this one.

Brutality makes the art grow fonder. Poor Race...

Oustanding page. The full black backgrounds feel full of sorrow.

Awesome picture!

I love the way the leaves sort of hang in the background with trees, thought we know the trees are there. That's a nice artistic decision to leave that sort of void.

It must have been!

When Sydney Pointier and Bill Cosby made their trio of Uptown Saturday Night films, I always liked the Pointier character more because of the respect his presence commanded. Cosby's character was a great and important part of the series, but Pointier's character was That Guy.

Danny Raven feels a lot like Pointier in those movies. Ironic, given the fact Dateline Danger was modeled after Cosby's tv series, I Spy.

Wowza! JG on GL is a great sight to see. 

A slice of pie, a wrinkle in time. Jughead and adventure go together like sand and an hourglass ... figure. This is a great cover!

What a cool story about collecting and art. All the more cool because the store is attached to such a great page and character.

Congratulations!

That's a sleek-looking Hardware. Love it!

Thanks. I agree that opening panel is brilliant. McWilliams really poured the details into that opening panel, laying out the scene perfectly.

Seeing all the Marvel characers Allred'd makes for a very charming cover. This is a real treasure, a cover that packs a whallop of honor for the characters.

Great pencil-only page. I love the shadow effects. The third panel is flawless and incredible! Incorporating the batman symbol in the center of the page is a nice touch.

That's a cool manga take on Wolverine.

I met Satoshi at a con this year and he seemed like a great guy. I wish I had had more time to check out his work or get a commission. 

Great page!

Sean Damien Hill is going to explode in popularity one day. The man has a lot of dynamism in his work. His art stands out in a really unique, exciting way.

Even more so than all the issues of the FF. Even more so than his relationship with a blind woman who could feel (and tell us readers about) his true self even if she couldn't see his outer body. Even more than a hundred issues of Marvel Two-In-One.

This series brought the Thing all the way home for me. This was the series that made me really know Ben Grimm. And while I have long enjoyed Neary's art, the best issues of this series were the ones Ron Wilson illustrated.

Ron Wilson drew THE Thing, as far as I'm concerned. Kirby the king might have created the blueprint for the Thing, but Ron Wilson perfected the Thing's look.

Congratulations on a great page!

Incredible splash page. Truog and Springer made a great team. All the Native American imagery and symbolism fits right in with the mysticism effects.

Magnificent! Congratulations on getting both a great piece of artwork, and a historically important piece of art.

Mau Mau, Wow Wow!

This masterful cover mixes the heat of a village burning with the burning passion of the lovers. Great cover art that makes me want to read the book.

Shut the front door!!! This is one of my holiest of grails. I'm stunned seeing this original art on my computer screen. I'd probably be close to fainting if I saw it in peson.

CONGRATULATIONS on picking this up. What a cover. Wow

Stories about the evils of colonizers are timeless treasures, worthy or re-reading over and over.

Oh, and Isherwood's art is A-1 stuff. The poses/postures are so fluid and suggestive of movement. The first panel of page 9 is awesome in the way it sets the scene from a wide-open lens. The use of shadows puts me right there. And my affinity for pages with black borders and gutters already had me into these two pages. Love these two pages!

Fantastic Lapham action page. I love the way half the page is set up in a traditional 8-panel grid Lapham uses often and well, while the bottom half is a half-page splash of the aftermath of the violence. Gotta love the shot of Beth and the "pretty girl with the camera".

Great work by McWilliams on making the scene feel like night time. Especially in the fourth panel where he uses the white of the page to become to illumination from the overhead street light, putting a spot light on the bad guys.

Also, McWilliams crammed so much detail ito this Sunday, the reader can feel the waves gently rocking the boat, can smell the salt of the ocean. And those funky clothes? Yeah!

Thanks, George. "The Fantastic Six" has a nice ring to it.

Humberto's Hardware is both stout and agile. Magnficent page!

Great page! Stunning.

What a spectacular page from a great strip! The art is so smooth and the linework is so exquisite. The use of blacks works well to separate the images within the panels and separate each panel from the other.

Congratulations on the acquisition.

I'd love to have been in those meetings for this action-packed issue. Blasting the Alphas was a nice choice for a DPS.

Thanks. Pasarin really achieved a widescreen sensation with this.

WHOA! Talk about a legendary autograph. That is absolutely mindblowing. And it's my favorite Morrison novel.

Congratulations!

Love this quartet of pictures. Every one is quintessential Spidey. Gavin really nailed that classic Spider-Man look.

Great get by you. Congratulations.