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Spectacular cover! I so loved the Superman Family title when it went all new stories with the giant-sized Dollar comic line. And it was even cooler when the stories crossed over.
Very cool. Love it.
Awesome recreation. Great cover!
Austin over Perez - it doesn't get better! Always loved this cover. Congrats.
Wow!!!!!! Cool transformation panel along with "way to make an entrance"
A page will Jill Munroe wouldn't have made it to my "for sale" gallery - that one would be a keeper for sure. Too bad there was no Neal Adams Charlie's Angel comic - that would have been awesome.
Awesome jam piece! All icons of what some called back then, "the independent age" of comics although that term seems to have been lost to history. I think Jack could certainly hold his own in that group and might never have had his opportunity had the others not pioneered the way a decade earlier. They may be "Comico suspects" but they will always be "First" in place to me.
Brainiac, Kandor, and Kara - what a cool title page!
Congrats on this exceptional page and piece of comic history. I remember when it was available for auction and after it closed thought that the buyer got a great deal and it should have gone for much more. Glad it made it to your hands who appreciates it and not just an investor.
Who wouldn't be excited to see Spidey in action???
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Cool title splash page from JLA/JSA annual team-up with All-Star Squadron to boot! Great added bonus that it comes from a childhood favorite. Nice!
Love this! Very memorable image for me from my second issue of Action Comics as a young collector. Zooming Superman image is cool.
Awesome page!!! Very cool!
Great page!!! Love the last panel.
That is soooooo cool! Alan and Hal saying the oath together - awesome moment. Wow! Congrats.
A cool piece of comic publishing history.
Wow!!! This one is a gem!
Classic Lantern construct with contemporary Hal look...that's cool.
Very cool! What great fun! If this doesn't make you smile there is something wrong with you.
Museum quality! Absolutely amazing artwork!! Congrats!!!
Wow! Very cool page! Great panels.
Congrats Nick! What a cool page and an amazing array of Batman's rogue gallery by one of the masters. Do we gauge our longevity as a fan by the villains we can name or those whose names we have forgotten?
Love the glowing effects. A stand-out page!
Great page! And very cool to understand all the hands on this page and where (looks like you should add an addendum to the Grand Comics Database). Giordano's Diana is always a treat!
Can't say I've seen any of Strawn's artwork previously but I definitely dig his style. Some very cool pages.
Awesome cover! What a treat it is for Flash fans to have Cardy's beautiful rendition of Barry along with two of his longest term rogues. Seeing this cover again today and reading the dialogue it did made me think they must have had same crazy large currency bills in circulation on Earth-1 back then.
So cool for you to own such a spectacular piece of comic lore and certainly appropos for this Legion-centric page, their "last salute" to Superman, to be in your amazing collection. While Crisis ushered in the end of the bronze age of comics(along with the silver age), this two-part story by Alan Moore was certainly it's epitaph. Just reread both issues for the first time in decades and it was just as big a gut-punch as when it was released. Perez over Swan was just stunning in the whole issue but in the Legion sequence you can see he shifted his inking style to evoke the silver age Legion feel. In reading the story again, Moore's introduction hit me as hard as it did forty years ago, "This is an Imaginary Story ... Aren't they all?" I've remembered those words all these years and the possibility and hope they inspired. But in rereading today another poignant line stood out, "Why is it that the noblest people are the ones most troubled by conscience?" Moore crafted nothing less than a Superman horror story as the violent modern-age comics writing style invaded the panels of its silver-bronze story narrative signaling its end... the end of an era. Yet, the final story panels conclude with new hope and a familar bronze-age wink signaling it will always endure and inspire. Thanks for sharing this wonderful artwork and prompting me to revisit this classic meaningful story.
Wow!!! Overjoyed to stumble across the original art for this awesome cover in your gallery. So cool!!! This was from my first month of comic collecting although the second issue of Marvel Team-Up my buddy and I got off the newstand. Two nine-year old boys couldn't have been more thrilled to see Spidey team up with Frankenstein (prior issue) and Wolfman here (yes, I know Frankenstein's Monster and Man-Wolf). What a sense of wonder to combine our love of (classic) monsters with super-heroes.
Amazing cover! Totally awesome Torch image with a great Spidey image plus a menacing Kang!
Wow! Impressive action page by the future Defenders!
Great page from a great story! Austin makes everyone look good and even moreso when the penciler doesn't need the help like Nasser who is already so good. Awesome!!!
Wow!!! So cool!! Bill needs to feature this one for the masses! This is such a great Fantastic Four commission with its heart front and center. So glad I stumbled across it checking out your gallery.
From my first year of comic collecting - although my buddy was the big Spidey fan so when I first read this issue it was likely from his collection (although we tended to trade back and forth back then) - this was a very cool storyline that we reread many times over. And in thinking about it...likely our introduction to Dr Doom! Great page with even greater memories...
