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MEZIERES - Kirby spoof/homage (c. 1970), Comic Art
MEZIERES - Kirby spoof/homage (c. 1970)
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commented posted on 4/18/2026

Very cool and certainly a respectful (yet playful) homage to the King.  If only all those that borrowed from Mezieres would be so kind as to return the acknowledgement, it would be a long list.  

Monthly Shonen Jump 1975 Baseball Manga by Hiroshi Kaizuka, Comic Art
Monthly Shonen Jump 1975 Baseball Manga by Hiroshi Kaizuka
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commented posted on 4/18/2026

You are welcome!  What are friends for!   I know you discussed a bit about the page in the store but didn't realize how deep your appreciation for it and its content was.  It has certainly found the right home.  

Starslayer #1 wraparound cover ~ Mike Grell, Comic Art
Starslayer #1 wraparound cover ~ Mike Grell
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commented posted on 4/18/2026

This is so cool!  The cover is such an iconic image for Grell on this book but seeing the back cover which I had long forgotten about is fun.  It reminds me a bit of AD&D Original Players Handbook cover and then seeing it with the backcover portion.  

Beta Ray Bill #1 pg 16 by Daniel Warren Johnson, Comic Art
Beta Ray Bill #1 pg 16 by Daniel Warren Johnson
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commented posted on 4/18/2026

Fantastic page!  This is THE page to own from the book.  I think DWJ's approach to Beta Ray Bill was inspired.

Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #286 Page 16, Comic Art
Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #286 Page 16
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commented posted on 4/18/2026

What a great first panel.  It could be a cover.  

Milton Caniff - “Steve Canyon” - 7/6/1950, Comic Art
Milton Caniff - “Steve Canyon” - 7/6/1950
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commented posted on 3/29/2026

Great daily.  The treatment of the night scenes is remarkable!  

Akira Toriyama Original Shikishi “Dragon Ball“ Mandarake BWA Provenance, Comic Art
Akira Toriyama Original Shikishi “Dragon Ball“ Mandarake BWA Provenance
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commented posted on 3/29/2026

Fantastic and as solid a provenance as you can get with a shikishi.  A photo is worth 1000 COAs.  

Gene Colan, Daredevil Half-Splash, #31 (1967), Comic Art
Gene Colan, Daredevil Half-Splash, #31 (1967)
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commented posted on 3/27/2026

Super page!  So distinctively Colan and of that era.  

Breccia Selfportrait, Comic Art
Breccia Selfportrait
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commented posted on 3/26/2026

Super!  You could write an essay about this peice and how Breccia saw himself.  Very touching and challenging piece.  

Ut: Gli uomini se ne vanno, gli arrabbiati restano, pg. 88, Comic Art
Ut: Gli uomini se ne vanno, gli arrabbiati restano, pg. 88
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commented posted on 3/26/2026

Roi at his his peak!   

100% Chapter 6 page 16, Comic Art
100% Chapter 6 page 16
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commented posted on 3/25/2026
Simon Ma said:

What a headache. It is enough to make you throw your arms up in despair and say, “that is it with me and original comic art; I am done; it is not worth all that aggravation”. And then a little down the line out of the woodwork appears that “must have” item you have always hoped would become available. I have been there, although it has usually been contesting dubious authenticity of works and it has never been as time- and energy-consuming as your debacle which seems can be laid squarely at the feet of FedEx for issuing duplicate identical reg numbers. Who could believe such a well-organised multi-national company could make such a basic mistake … Last week FedEx sent me an invoice for an overdue three-figure customs payment and threatened legal action if I did not settle it in seven days. They used to send items out before customs payments were remitted but have not done so for years (probable after being burned too many times) and they did not bank on accusing someone who hardly ever deletes any emails. I could pull up the email I sent to them back in January with evidence I had paid the charge and also their reply in which they acknowledge receipt and will release the item for delivery. I sent this info off to FedEx and within a few hours they state that the invoice has now been cancelled. No apology, no admission of error. They must think I am some big-shot lawyer (I am not) who if I caught them saying “we’re sorry” would hit them with a million-dollar lawsuit for the initial harassment. If companies like that behave the way they do is it any wonder that when you make what you think is an innocuous ironic comment, then someone misunderstands it and proceeds to abuse you on a public forum before you politely respond that they have misunderstood and then they go silent and delete all the offending public messages. When did this abandonment of basic civilised behaviour start? It is getting worse and worse. FedEx are probably going to read this and get Ace Ventura (see the intro of the first Ace Ventura movie) to deliver my next FedEx package. Sorry for what happened and I hope you think the artwork was worth all the hassle.

I have bought and probably read all of Paul Pope’s mini-series for DC/Vertigo and although I enjoyed them I would not call myself a “Popehead” (I am quite proud of that neologism I made up and which I have not seen anyone else use before) and have never felt the urge to own any artwork from them, which is just as well as they are out of my price range. That’s a great page with frenetic energy and it makes me want to dig out my copies of 100% and remind myself of why you might be so fanatical about it. I give special credit to Paul Pope because in a live Felix Comic Art chat he was a surprise guest and when I brought up the subject of Richard Corben (this was before he passed away) Paul said, “Corben is a god of comics and has a seat at the table of the true masters” which is enough for me to give Paul a permanent hall pass. Thanks for taking the time to type up that full account of your troubles.

Thanks for sharing. It was Fedex this time for me. Next time it could be UPS or Canada Post. Big corporations. Within the corporations there are people that care and do their job properly and there are those that don't and mistakes happen.  In the grand scheme of things like life and health. These are not really important problems so I try not to get upset about them. It is part of every collectors journey.  I am waiting for them to bill me the brokerage fees for doing nothing. 

Wonder Woman #791 cover, Comic Art
Wonder Woman #791 cover
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commented posted on 3/22/2026

Great looking art by Pope.  Has the feel of traditional Japanese and Chinese illustrations but with a modern flare.  

Tarzan sunday 04-09-1933, Comic Art
Tarzan sunday 04-09-1933
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commented posted on 3/18/2026

Amazing Foster Tarzan.  Foster was born to draw comic strips.  

Al McWilliams - Dateline Danger - 25MAY1970, Comic Art
Al McWilliams - Dateline Danger - 25MAY1970
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commented posted on 3/18/2026

Nice dailies.  McWilliams is the poster child for underated artists.  His name and style were to similar to Al Williamson and he never worked on any bigger popular comics so he never got the recognition he deserved.  There is a real skill in making a character black in the pen and ink form, a real understanding of art and human form.  Dateline Danger was a progressive strip with a black hero and some great adventures.  It was an important milestone in comic strips.  

Uncanny X-Men #268 Cover (Marvel, 1990), Comic Art
Uncanny X-Men #268 Cover (Marvel, 1990)
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commented posted on 3/18/2026

Amazing and memorable cover by an artistic team that ushered in a new era of comics and comic art.  

Marvel Comics Presents Vol. 1 #87 Page 7, Comic Art
Marvel Comics Presents Vol. 1 #87 Page 7
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commented posted on 3/18/2026

Fantastic looking page.  Sam knew his way around inks.  

Love and Rockets #3 p. 01-02 (1983), Comic Art
Love and Rockets #3 p. 01-02 (1983)
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commented posted on 3/18/2026

Fantastic sequence.  As you mention the 9 panel grid is used to great effect here showing an early confidence and fluency in the lexicon of comics.  

Broom-Hilda by Russell Myers, Comic Art
Broom-Hilda by Russell Myers
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commented posted on 3/17/2026

I love this piece.  I wish I had been paying more attention.  It is perfect and such a great illustration.  Very happy for you adding this to your already brilliant collection.

 

Powell, Nate - March, Omnibus TPB Cover (Feb 2026), Comic Art
Powell, Nate - March, Omnibus TPB Cover (Feb 2026)
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commented posted on 3/17/2026

Perfect for your collection.  Only the best and Nate's work on this book rises to that thresold and beyond.  

DAREDEVIL #279 PAGE 19 JOHN ROMITA JR. AL WILLIAMSON (FEB.,1990), Comic Art
DAREDEVIL #279 PAGE 19 JOHN ROMITA JR. AL WILLIAMSON (FEB.,1990)
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commented posted on 3/17/2026

Great looking page with fantastic DD portrait and full figure art.  

"Who was the girl warrior of France - Joan of Arc" p34 (Whowho 2021) by Maria Capelle Frantz
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commented posted on 3/17/2026

I love seeing your explore young and up and coming artists, especially from the Indie space.  It is so important for the future of comics as much as is your mission to preserve the past.  

Brave and the Bold 61 page 16, Comic Art
Brave and the Bold 61 page 16
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commented posted on 3/14/2026

I like the other pages better from an art point of view but this is interesting from a content point of view.  The highlighted words "Black Canary Chesty Girl Gladiator" then she erupts... like an angry geyser.  Target Jaw.  Maybe I've reading too much Wertham but I am not sure that is all accidental.  

Brave and the Bold 61 page 5, Comic Art
Brave and the Bold 61 page 5
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commented posted on 3/14/2026

Fantastic!  Anderson was meant to ink himself and others.  

Brave and the Bold 61 page 7, Comic Art
Brave and the Bold 61 page 7
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commented posted on 3/14/2026

Really great page.  I love Anderson of this era and some of his quirks in style come through nicely on this page.  It is fantastic.

 

New Mutants #36 p. 17 - Magik vs. Warlock, Comic Art
New Mutants #36 p. 17 - Magik vs. Warlock
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commented posted on 3/14/2026

Very cool page from a great run!  At 9 years old, I imagine this didn't make sense but at the same time the art clicked.  I was 13 or 14 when Bill tore into the New Mutants and I loved the art right away and got the stories which were a bit trippy.  As for the art, Mary and Bill collaborated on a few things during this time period.  I believe they were in a relationship and that might explain the team up.  Her pencils are overpowered by Bill's inks so much so that other than a layout/pacing/design that doesn't quite look like Bill's, he made the rest his own.  

Osamu Tezuka - Jet King promotional illustration, Comic Art
Osamu Tezuka - Jet King promotional illustration
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commented posted on 3/13/2026

Having seen this page now in person 13 years after you posted it, it is still amazing.  If it ever needs to move on to another collector, you know who to contact!!  

Death to Fables by Justine Frany , Comic Art
Death to Fables by Justine Frany
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commented posted on 3/11/2026

Beautiful with a classic with a PRB feel and modern colors.  

Death & Delirium (Betty & Veronica Homage) by Sanya Anwar, Comic Art
Death & Delirium (Betty & Veronica Homage) by Sanya Anwar
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commented posted on 3/11/2026

This is such a great idea and Sanya really brought this home with her style and aesthetic.  Really, really fantastic.  

Enemy Ace with Warplane by Pratt, Comic Art
Enemy Ace with Warplane by Pratt
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commented posted on 3/11/2026

Incredible.  George really went over and above any expectations here.  Easily cover quality and one of his best pieces.  

Le muscle Carabine 1, 2008, Comic Art
Le muscle Carabine 1, 2008
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commented posted on 3/9/2026

Wonderful Burns with all the creepyness you could want.  Love the inking.

Love &  Rockets Short Stories cover, Comic Art
Love & Rockets Short Stories cover
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commented posted on 3/9/2026

Very pensive and quiet piece.  I love the design.  SO Jaime.

Colossus by Matt Allison OAX 2026, Comic Art
Colossus by Matt Allison OAX 2026
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commented posted on 3/9/2026

Fun piece with classic design/style and modern color choices.  Matt is a rising star.  

Jughead #142 Pg. 4, Comic Art
Jughead #142 Pg. 4
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commented posted on 3/9/2026

Most comments ever on a an Archie page of this era!  Perhaps more comments than on all Archie pages of this era combined!  Fun page and as others have alluded to, the lower limb injury speaks to the owner's personal experience.  

Miller, Frank - Sin City, The Hard Goodbye, episode 13, page 12 (June 1992), Comic Art
Miller, Frank - Sin City, The Hard Goodbye, episode 13, page 12 (June 1992)
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commented posted on 3/9/2026

Fantastic page.  Munoz and Breccia would have been proud of their pupil.  

Powell, Nate - March, issue 3, page 242 (Dec 2009), Comic Art
Powell, Nate - March, issue 3, page 242 (Dec 2009)
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commented posted on 3/9/2026

These are fantastic pages by Nate.  Great choices.  This work has transcended the medium and become part of general culture.  It can see it being used in schools to teach history.  The themes are just as relevent now, if not more, as they were back then.  

Amethyst #1 Cover, 1987, Comic Art
Amethyst #1 Cover, 1987
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commented posted on 3/8/2026

Very cool, the nostalgia force is strong with this one for me.  The first series was around when I first started collecting and remember riding home on my BMX from 7 Eleven with Annual 1 making sure to keep it in mint condition.  If only I still had that comic now in that condition, I could have retired!  

H G Peters Wonder Woman, Comic Art
H G Peters Wonder Woman
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commented posted on 3/8/2026

This is great!  When the time comes to sell or if you want to make a lateral trade, keep me in mind.  

Ultimate Comics: Avengers Issue 1 page 21 by Pacheco and Miki - Captain America and Hawkeye splash!, Comic Art
Ultimate Comics: Avengers Issue 1 page 21 by Pacheco and Miki - Captain America and Hawkeye splash!
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commented posted on 3/8/2026

Great layout with the central image perfectly placed over the detailed cityscape.  The perspective and skill of the architectural elements are pretty amazing and must have taken a lot of time and effort.  

OAX Poster - 80s X-Men team by Alan Davis, Comic Art
OAX Poster - 80s X-Men team by Alan Davis
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commented posted on 3/7/2026

Very classy and classic.  

AYA: Claws Come Out Cover (2022) - RIP Clement Oubrerie, Comic Art
AYA: Claws Come Out Cover (2022) - RIP Clement Oubrerie
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commented posted on 3/6/2026

Nice art.  I was introduced to the artist at an exhibition in Angouleme in 2023.  There was a real atmosphere to the art and pages that celebrated culture in an inclusive and inviting way.   I had no idea they were suffering with an illness. 

Cash, Caroline - OAX 2026 Poster Art, Comic Art
Cash, Caroline - OAX 2026 Poster Art
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commented posted on 2/26/2026

Great looking piece.  I saw Sean share the image a few weeks back and thought it was great.  I am really happy to see others taking notice of her work and the rest of the funny farm at Athenaeum art.  Sean is doing important work there.  

Wally Wood, EC WEIRD SCIENCE #9 (1951) -
Wally Wood, EC WEIRD SCIENCE #9 (1951) - "The Gray Cloud of Death" - complete story p1 Splash
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commented posted on 2/20/2026

Out of this world!  It couldn't have crash landed in a better collection.  

CALVO  La forêt fantastique  1948, Comic Art
CALVO La forêt fantastique 1948
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commented posted on 2/17/2026

Beautiful Calvo!  His illustration work is transcendent.  

Martin Branner - Early Winnie Winkle Daily Strip - 1920 - First Month!, Comic Art
Martin Branner - Early Winnie Winkle Daily Strip - 1920 - First Month!
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commented posted on 2/16/2026

Nice daily.  I really like these early dailies from Winnie, Tillie, Blondie and Boots.  Early feminism to go along with the flapper era and suffrage.  

Jim Lee - Batman #618, p. 17 (DC, 2003), Comic Art
Jim Lee - Batman #618, p. 17 (DC, 2003)
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commented posted on 2/15/2026

Great looking page from this historic run. 

Kaiju painting (1985), Comic Art
Kaiju painting (1985)
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commented posted on 2/11/2026

Perfect Panter!

Charles Burns Raw Vol. 2 No. 1 - Teen Plague Story Page 2 Original Art (Penguin Book, 1989)., Comic Art
Charles Burns Raw Vol. 2 No. 1 - Teen Plague Story Page 2 Original Art (Penguin Book, 1989).
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commented posted on 2/2/2026

Great looking Burns page.  Having just gotten one myself after over a decade of looking, I know how hard they are to locate.  Congratulations , the art  is beautiful. 

Frank Thorne - Ghita Portfolio Plate, Comic Art
Frank Thorne - Ghita Portfolio Plate
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commented posted on 1/20/2026

Really nice.  The inkwash tones really add depth to piece.  

Steve Rude Nexus Magnus #1, Comic Art
Steve Rude Nexus Magnus #1
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commented posted on 1/15/2026

I don't recall this comic but Steve Rude is a perfect artist for Magnus. He channels Manning so well but makes it his own.  Wish he had done more.  

Craig Haunt of Fear, Comic Art
Craig Haunt of Fear
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commented posted on 1/15/2026

Really nice example with the witch and some great portrait work.