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These painted Milestone covers were/are true pieces of art. This one shows us just how desperate Hardware was, not to be permanantly bonded with his armor that he sheds it in space.
Nice pick up
Incredible Hardware splash page. Battle captures the outer space sensation well, putting a curve on the horizon and a black star-filled background. I can feel Hardware's struggle.
Great addition!
I can never get enough Guice. This action packed page is firing on all cylinders. It gives us beautiful MC action, pet action, a little family time, and a sword-swinging bad guy.
Another great Swashbuckling page!
Alan delivered a pitch perfect splash page. Now I'm left wondering about the pitch plot. The art is fantastic!
Batista delivers a killer iconic shot of Superman. Nice page, very much Batista
Awesome group shot of the Detroit JLA. Every character has a money shot in this one. And the detail is top shelf.
Congratulations!
Fantastic page of Hardware out of costume. Even as a civillian, the intensity is fierce!
OMFG! I wanted that page sooooooo much when it came up, but it just sort of slipped out of my mind. I love the body language throughout the page. And the girl's expression in panel 2. Congratulations on landing it. It's a great great page!
Cool commission idea of alternate lesser-known version of Green Lantern and Superman. Two full-figure shots awash in ink wash. Very nice!
A page that is character-defining, a display of silent strength, and poignant, all at once. This is a great splash page to which to open an issue.
Seems like a page that could have been inspiration for the warehouse Martha rescue scene in the Superman VS Batman movie. An incredible splash page of Bats stomping his way through a band of malevolent bad guys.
Incredible page with both Aliens and a group shot of Predators stepping into the fray. A WOW page.
Awesome action-packed kill page. Always nice to see a Predator come out with a win.
Sweet one-page story. I especially like the simple but extremely effective way Andru laid out panels 1 and 5 to provide an downward view of the planes and what was below to give us a sense of the planes soaring through the air.
A perfect Supergirl cover at the perfect time.
Buckler inked by Giordano was a match made in heaven. SG bursting through the cloud cover and into the fray is enough to have made me buy the issue. Great cover!
Beautiful cat. Simply outstanding use of color, perfect anatomy, and what a fine angle to take it all in.
Published or not, this cover is a frame-worthy action-packed picture of a warrior doing her thing.
Nice pick up!
Gone too soon, but man, did he rock the mic while he was here.
Love that picture!
Batista always comes up with great pages, giving us poses worthy of collecting. This page is another in his (and your) string of winners
I agree with the lament of missing lettering. On the other hand, when the art and storytelling are this good, I grin and bear it.
Cliff uses the blacks well, all over this page, including the borders. The shot of Grendel descending one-armed, lithe, silent and in complete control. The master manipulator mindfully minding his business.
I'm glad I came back to revisit this original art again. The story is sooooo good. The art is utterly awesome.
Here, Chadwick opens the scene with the blacks of night, in the bedroom and outside. We see Stacey taking control of the one friend whose presence she can command. Now she can study the spider up close and personal, discover it's secret to living a life apart.
Great story. Incredible art and storytelling.
Exciting shot of Grendel in action. Yet, as fun as it is to see our guy get to work, it's the other panels moving the story forward that truly demand our attention. Stacey opening unwanted gifts, when what she truly craves is more presence of loved ones.
Framed like that, the final panel shot of Grendel in action actually disappoints me, because I know all the time Hunter spends away from Stacey as Grendel causes her a lonliness that will haunt her forever.
So much to like about this page. The realism of Chadwick's poses and overall look makes this striking. The winding path, also seen on page 1, makes me think of ever public garden I've ever walked along.
Then there's the spider in the final panel. The way Stacey attentively, carefully looks at it signifies an important entry into the story.
This is a great opening page to the story. A big splash setting the story's garden setting, with Stacey and Hunter centered among the roses.
An incredible feat to get an entire story by Chadwick!
Great Grell almighty! This page (and title) is a perfect representation of all that is fantastic about Mike Grell. This is an amazing addition to any collection.
CONGRATULATIONS!
A snapshot after my own Englehart! One of my favorite writers.
Who knows what evil lurks in the heart of cragly creatures? Diablo knows!
Great action page by Davis+Farmer, with several fine shots of Diablo.
Great commission. The yellow was an excellent choice to offset the brown paper.
This picture hits all the highlights of a Hellboy piece. The juxtaposition of his large stone hand and his frailer human hand. The sawed-off horns. The cannon gun. The gadgets belt. The trenchcoat in lieu of a cape. The upward angle making Helly seem even more imposing. And the color, the sweet sweet color, driving this picture to perfection.
Bravo!
A+ page. Jae Lee's delicate imaginative linework results in haunting artwork. Soooo good
The thick black background behind the panels provides a terrifying sense of being deep undersea
SPECTACULAR!
Congratulations on this unbelievable page
Love the action-packed page.
Love the story about the signature.
Ahhhh, the things we do for love (of the OCA game)
Great splash page. Nicely laid out, with the venue signs above the outline of the crowd surrounded by the black night.
Thanks, Mike. Hate I had to miss the Heroes Con a couple of weeks ago. I would have loved to have gone through Guidry's pages for something else cool.
I have a had time deciding if my favorite pages from this story are the Argent pages or the Grendel/Hunter pages. Each four-page set fabously reveals each character's true identity, and gives us varied looks at them.
Thanks. I agree this page layout is exceptional. The thick blocks of blacks make a big artistic statement.
Thanks. I was really happy to get all three pages of this Jurgens scene where Iron goes home following the long absence of his tranformation and realizes his family has moved on without him.
Impressive work from an artist new-to-me. So many facets of this to enjoy. The patterns of the wall and at her feet play well off the use of negative space in other places. Her pose is perfect. The realism of her legs, ashtray, and belt hold my eyes. Then there is that expression. Yeah, impressive artwork.
I read one of the books (my roommate's book) in college, then bought the entire series. A couple or few years later, when the comic books started, I was all over that too.
Like you once did, I can't imagine ever actually having one of these magnificent covers.
Congratulations!
Arcade shows no mercy. Not even when his opponents are bathing in their own vomit. What a dastardly villain. Someone should make that pinball machine go tilt.
Rocky Mount's royalty, with a crown 'pon his head, a throne under his tush, and his fingers gliding along his ivory sceptre.
Cool picture!
DROOOOOOOL!
This belongs in the grand slam group of Green Lantern commissions. The contrasts of colors from greeen to red to black to blue provides a nice dimension to this. Congrats on receiving such an awesome commission.
Incredible! So much about this is utterly awesome. A couple of things that stand out are 1)the flight path behind Hal adds a real sense of flight. 2)The glow of a sun's light arcing around the rim of the planet. 3)The realistic anatomy. And so much more.
Truly outstanding!
Hal looks like he's doing the Jitterbug dance in panel 3.
Great classic page by Sekowsky and Giella. That plaid suit is the bee's knees!
And THAT (among other reasons) is why I have never been able to warm to Guy in his later iterations. Fearless does not apply only to heroic intentions.
Okay, off my moral soapbox, this is a great page, full of outer space action and drama. That was a great storyline.
BTW, I'm almost certain the pencils are by Joe Staton and inked by Bruce Patterson. Really, just some fantastic work by them!
Nothing quite rocks like an origin story. The detail in this page is astounding, and puts me right in the sweltering dry heat of the desert. Sweet page!
