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One of my favorite works by Adam! I used to own 2 great pages from this story that I wish I still had. Great page, congrats, it's a keeper!
Congratulations on acquiring this Amazing Pérez Grail piece! One of my all time favorite Pérez covers with the assembledge of both universes! It doesn't get much better than this for this longtime Pérez fan!
Thanks Ruben! I tend to pick up things quickly, and this was a learning process. While working on it I was reminded of Basil Gogos Monster Magazine covers that had similar color schemes.
Thank you my friend! This one I was figuring out as I went along, but I'm happy with the end results.
Thanks Kavi! I've always enjoyed seeing how an artist achieved their final piece through their progressive steps. I try to share that as much as possible with my originals.
Thank you Marcus! The stars seems like appropriate background items to tie into the TV show, and the red makes the figure pop.
Thank you Tom! Something else Neal once told me, you can be drawing for years and hate everything you draw, and then one day you'll look at one of your pieces and it will look like magic and wonder how you did it.
Thank you Rick! The eyes are the most important part of a portrait, where a viewer's attention should go first. Neal once told me that if you nail the eyes making a mistake elsewhere isn't as noticeable.
I love how Steve instills so much kinetic energy into his commissions! It's a little thing, but I like how the white of Cap's sleeve blends into the paper utilizing negative space!
Wow, just wow! I love Tom's paintings and I regret I didn't have him do one for me as well. Beautiful piece!
Beautiful piece! That brick wall has a hint of the Superman Aurora model kit, which John as a big toy collector may have had as a kid. As a fan of John's rare color work congrats!
Great page by Gil Kane! I have a bunch of pages from the previous issue #13, so this time period of Kane art holds a nostalgic place for me!
Wow! This brings back memories of buying this off the newstand! Congrats! I wonder what happened to the Kirby Krackle on the sides of the cover?
Thanks again Tom! I still have a few more to go, including the robots and some characters based on the toys.
Thanks Tom! Yes, my intention was always to have them framed, side by side on the wall. It will look glorious together!
Beautiful! I love how Adam achieves the contours of her face through the subtle use of Copic markers! Congratulations!
Thanks buddy, wishing you a speedy recovery!
Congrats Rick! I used to own this page and sold it on one of the Comic Art Lives a few years ago. The bottom panels of the rain look so much better in b&w than the colored page. Glad this page found a good home!
Art wise, this was my favorite issue of Micronauts. The last issue with Golden and Rubinstein together.
Four of the pieces were drawn in person at different shows. Marrah chose the arrangement based on how they balanced each other.
Thank you, Jim! I'll be sure to post the photos of the Stelfreeze wall when it is complete!
I try to keep you on your toes Peter! Who knows, maybe I'll surprise you with a war piece next. hmmmm....
Beautiful page from an iconic issue! One of my all time favorite issues by Neal because of his redesign of Green Arrow. As a teenager my older brother in law showed me this issue from his collection and I was hooked! Congrats!
I love the old Amazing Heroes covers and this was one of my favorite ones! Congrats on this vintage classic!
Amazingly detailed page from the peak of George's career! What often gets lost among all the detailed rendering is how far George's storytelling had come at this point. He was able to not only fit in 11 panels, no small feat, but utilized a myriad of camera angles to perfection! The second to last panel stands out to me, as he chose to go with the diagonal angle to show the action with great clarity. The story moves so flawlessly with the decisions he made. Congrats on finally being able to acquire this beautiful example of George's work! I'm glad it found its home in your collection!
Beautiful, Iconic Perez Avengers page! As a kid reading this issue I was blown away how Hyperion wrapped that light post around the Vision! This is one of the most detailed pages that Colletta inked over Perez! Congrats Steve!
I see what you did there! ;)
The action lines of the flames and smoke give it an anime feel, while the elongation of the figure and cycle have a grafitti style feel to the piece.
Does the art remind you of Simonson or was there a similar cover that Walt drew?
Hi Ross, great to hear from you, and thank you for the kind words. JG did amazing work on this piece, and even though I couldn't thank him at OAX that year, I was able to see him at another show a few months later. I still remember our first trade and I wish I still had that piece, it remains one of my biggest regrets having to sell it when I was laid off from my job years ago. But still one of the most treasured pieces I ever had the privilege to own.
Wow, we have such similar taste in art! I was going after this piece as well. I'm glad that if I didn't win it that it wound up in your collection! Congrats on a Great Splash Page!
Like you, I loved the Marcos inked issues the most, the later run I didn't like as much. Although Rubinstein inked a beautiful issue in # 194.
One of the Best Cap splashes ever drawn! I love how the star on his chest has no shadows on it to stand out! Congrats on this iconic page!
Thanks Carlo! They are hard to acquire, but not as expensive as Byrne/ Austin X-Men pages.
Great page from an historic issue! Years ago I owned the page that showed the new group for the first time together! Congrats!
Great to see you at the NJ Art Con and thank you for showing me this art in person! I love Austin's detailed inking on this! Congrats!
Beautiful McKone rendition of this version of Steve Rogers!
Thanks, Kavi! Perez and Day didn't do a lot of work together, but when they did it was Amazing! I'll always remember their Avengers calendar piece they collaborated on!
Thank you, Kavi! This comic I can remember exactly where I was when I bought it and where I read it, as it had such an impact on my 10 year old mind. I felt Perez and Marcos were hitting on all cylinders by the Avengers 160's issues!
I agree, these early con sketches have a fond nostalgia of the conventions of our youth!
Possibly, the only time he's drawn this character. Thank you for your help in acquiring this!
Amazingly Iconic FF cover that remember fondly from when it was used on a pocket book cover reprinting some of the FF's earliest issues! Great addition to your incredible curated collection!
Enjoy this piece, Abe! I love the body form Adam drew on this!
Thanks! I haven't seen a lot of Perez X-men con sketches from the 70's, mostly Avengers sketches.
