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Henry...still one of my favorite pieces from your collection. I doubt it's going anytime soon but if you ever decide to sell please keep me in mind.
I was wondering who picked this up. Congrats on a killer piece.
Great piece and featuring something I wish that all the the Hellboy pieces had...deep solid blacks.
Gene...great score! Glad you were able to add this beauty to your collection.
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So you were the one that got this piece. Its been a favorite of mine for quite some time. Congrats on adding yet another killer piece to your collection.
Very nice. There sure seems to be quite a few of these in play nowadays.
Wow...very nice piece. I am very glad you are finally posting some of your art.
Great McGinnis piece. I just love his work and he is still cranking out some incredible pieces.
One of my favorite movies and one of my favorite Charest pieces. How did you manage to pry this out of Kelvin?
Rob...great page! I am glad you were finally able to pick up an Idyl page you liked.
Eric...actually now I do remember that you were interested but as I said earlier...Scott did have first dibs.
Great piece but I have one comment. I don't remember you ever telling me to shoot you an e-mail if I everdecided to part with this piece. I'm not a mindreader. Even so...Scott hit me up about it as soon as I posted it so he did have first dibs. If I ever decide to let go of any other of Arthur's pieces you are first on the list to call...deal???
Beautiful piece Albert. McGinnis is indeed the man. Although he is still putting out great art I really love these vintage covers for the 60s.
I forgot to add, I love the deep blacks on this page. Everything just seems to pop out at you.
Simply amazing! The scary thing is that this is only the stuff that Albert is letting us see and not necesarily his best stuff. Sigh...
![Vampirella -color study [for the 1st issue magazine cover] by Mark Texeira, Comic Art](https://cafans.b-cdn.net/images/Category_4515/subcat_9855/mark tex-vampi watercolor.jpg?class=sitethumb)
I have never seen the published piece but I think I would prefer this one. A background would be to distracting. Remember the saying...less is more. Nice pickup Michael.
