Thank you! That pose is just an inspired choice by Hood.

Thank you! Josh Hood never disappoints, but this was astounding even for him. I love that he even included the reflection of the building.

Wow, that is high praise to be compared to one of the greats, Neal Adams! Totallly agreed too. I love that Havok's power ISN'T just concentric circles like they always are.

Very nice! Guidry has such a clean and simple but effective style. Love the composition on this one with Huntress occupying the top half and The Question filling the bottom half.

Thank you! I've always loved that effect of Starfire's hair leaving the fire trail, and Josh really killed it in that regard!

Absolutely! I don't think I've seen a depiction of Juggernaut that so well captures that impact and the chaos that he can create.

Totally agreed! I loved the almost retro vibes that the large eyes and head and the brainwaves gave off. So many depictions of Professor X just show him sitting in his wheelchair, so this was a great choice artistically.

Thank you, and totally agreed! Josh Hood has always delivered on his commissions for me, but this was even a step above that with all the great Mojoworld machinery/screens in the background.

Lol, I don't think I've ever seen a commission of a character drawn to be fat, let alone a whole collection of super-sized superheroes. I did recently see a commission owned by a guy who only requests superheroes dressed in bunny ears.

Seems like Liefeld still doesn't like drawing feet, lol.

Great commission regardless!

Lol, you are exactly right. I got a commission from him at Baltimore and immediately put it in a plastic sleeve.

Probably one of the coolest headshots I've ever seen.

Even uninked this is incredibly vivid and striking. Very cool.

Gorgeous and evocative!

Thanks! He came up with the idea for the background on his own too, which I thought was really creative. He saw it as someone attacking a peaceful Buddhist village and Wolverine now seeking/taking revenge. :)

To not only have a sketch by Adams but a full figure sketch? This is a fantastic piece for any collection.

I love that comparison to a dancer! Josh Hood has certainly captured Rogue's exuberance here.

Thanks! Josh Hood really killed this one as he always does. I'm always impressed by the level of detail he puts into even his "limited background" commissions.

Yeah Paul really crushed this one! He's pretty underrated IMO.

This is incredibly cool! Super effective use of color to evoke mood and movement.

Agreed, thanks! Dan really killed this one. Even more, the scan doesn't really pick it up, but the WW emblem and the bracelet both have metallic paint on them.

Direct lift of the Rogue card from Marvel Masterpieces 1994, by Greg & Tim Hildebrandt.

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I see! Thank you for your helpful reply. The print is definitely cool, but I'm sure the original is even better. :)

Sorry if this is an odd question. I'm new to commissions and original art so there's a lot I still don't know.

I just bought a print of this exact piece from a vendor at Heroes Con for about $20, signed by Adams. Is this something that is common for comic artists to do, to both sell the original commission but also to sell prints of that commission?