Gallery Comments by T Dann

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J. Sid

I definitely saw this movie back when it first aired on HBO in the summer of 1978. Cool to see the original artwork from that iconic (for me, anyway) poster/advertisement.

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Bill Cox

So much to like about this piece: the inks, the detail, the panel layout, and the chaotic action.

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Tristram Portal

I recognized this fun piece immediately, as I used to own a graded copy of Fangoria 1.

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Tristram Portal

What a cool piece of art to own. Takes me back to when I and a buddy saw the movie the weekend it was released in '84.

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Saw this movie in the theater the weekend it was released in 1984.

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Monty B

That's a great piece to own! I watched that movie any time I came across it airing on TV in the '70s.

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Darian C

That's a beautiful piece.

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Jim Warden

Incredible Hulk 222 was the fourth Hulk book I got off the rack back when it came out. It was probably part of a 3-pack. Very creepy story that had a horror vibe to it. Reading it as a kid makes it a hard one to forget.

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Looks like that Doom head in the bottom panel was reused six years later on the cover of Super-Villain Team-Up 1.

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Paul P Spiderversity

I remember buying that issue off the rack in 1981. Later that month, She-Hulk would be featured alongside Spider-Man in Marvel Team-Up, which I also bought. That was a fun month for comics.

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T Dann

It's one of my favorites too.

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T Dann

Great story! Thanks for sharing.

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T Dann

The were together in a lot in an Heritage auction.

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Bill Cox

I'm pretty sure it's Lumi, the Snow Queen, one of Geppetto's lieutenants.

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T Dann

Me too.

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Bill Cox

Awesome pickup! I fondly remember reading and enjoying that issue when it came out. It's what got me to start picking up Uncanny X-Men more regularly.

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Holger Altena

I agree with the comments on the cape. Wow!. I also like the lighting on Batgirl.

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"There was a time when I would buy any comic with the Absorbing Man in it...including this one"

Me too, and, yes, I bought that Dazzler issue when it came out.

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Steve Lawrence

I have fond memories of this DPS, as X-Men 105 was the second issue of X-Men that I ever read back 1977. (The first was 104.) It was one of the comics in a Marvel Multi-Mags 3-pack. Like with you, this was my introduction to Firelord. I love the layout of the pages and the awesome Cockrum art.

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Jason D'Ambrosio

You definitely made the right decision. I recently discovered Frany's work and was blown away by the beauty of her paintings. That was enough for me to buy one of the covers posted for sale.

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T Dann

Thanks, Lloyd!

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T Dann

Good to read that Dexer enjoyed working on the sketch. I was afraid that I requested characters that the artists have drawn hundreds of times and might be bored of drawing.

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T Dann

Will do. Thanks for the information about the sales history. I love the Starman covers. There are two Tony Harris ones coming up for auction in the Comic Link auction that begins May 16.

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T Dann

Thanks!

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T Dann

Thanks!

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T Dann

Thanks!

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Loved the Torpedo in Rom. He was such an unexpected recurring character. I hated that they killed him later in the series.

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T Dann

Thanks for identifying the episode this cel is from, Pedro.

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Rom 2814

Fantastic page from a fun storyline in Rom. I didn't think they could top the arc that ended with issue 25 and teased the arrival of Galactus. But when issue 26 showed up in the mailbox the following month, it was clear that they certainly would.

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T Dann

I picked it up in mid-August during one of Heritage's large animation auctions.

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James Meeley

Awesome page! I love Sal Buscema's work on Rom and Incredible Hulk.

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T Dann

He most certainly isn't.

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Dave Kopecki

I loved seeing those Hostess ads in Marvel Comics in the late '70s. I hope to own one someday.