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Agreed! Very well done little piece, from pose, to costume, to scene, to colors. I can sense other Avengers around him, battling to save New York.
Thank you! The gouache (weird word, hard to spell, never remember how to say it -- "gwash"?) colors are vibrant. The CAF row of three new slots is dangerous for a collector with OCD - if I happen to have two pieces that fit into a theme, I've got to get a third piece on that theme that fills out the row. Things did fall into place well with the patriotic theme, ending up with the major red, white and blue garbed heroes of three different comic book companies.
I still can't see her. Old eyes.
Amazon Prime Video has Season 1, but not the more highly regarded Season 2. A different (and better) animation studio took over for Season 2, and the costumes changed from light to dark blue. The entire series is available on Disney+ (which I don't have).
You have a keen eye for the invisible!
To echo Rick W above, I also like the overlapping design structure. Also nice, the animated movements, and facial expressions. Most character model sheets I've seen show rigid standing figures from two or three sides. The variety of motions and emotion in this PG model sheet makes it more interesting than rigid figure model sheets.
'Twas kind of Santa Fred to bring Season's Greetings to The Phantom Zone, where there are no seasons. Very cute card!
A lovely fantasy page. Amethyst's swirling, curly hair, and rhe character breaking through multiple panels, really moves the action along.
There's only one pompadour like that in Riverdale. Archie's in trouble...
Wonderful page, with a great close-up of Veronica. Mr. Lucey suffered for his art (allergic to graphite? struck by a car but still delivering the goods? Wow!), and he left quite a treasure trove of Archie art to be enjoyed for generations. (Maybe "Albert" is Hiram Lodge's middle name?)
Great teamwork from DC's premier superhero team! Quite an accomplishment, finding so many pages of art from your grail issue. And my index finger hurts from hitting "like" for all of them!
An incredible Flash Gordon Sunday, and an entertaining and informative (not bloated!) description. I especially Iike the thought-provoking panel in which it's said that some of Mongo's humans carry vestiges of other species. A truly spectacular Sunday strip.
You're welcome! As for art for sale on your wedding day, maybe one of the wonderful artists you've commissioned will gift you with a Legion piece!
A cool and pleasant page to be surprised with in a heat wave, and an awesome shot of Atlantis! I wasn't aware of this story, will now look for the comic. Also didnt know that Fred Fredricks of Mandrake The Magician fame ever inked a Marvel comic - his style meshes well with Frank Springer's style.
They're having an adventure in the spirit of their Mystery In Space Days!
Congratulations on a new artist to have fun collecting, and on your engagement!
Thanks! I was going to wait to post it around the holiday season, but with a triple-digit heatwave expected in New York this week I wanted this frosty scene on my screen.
The published card is great, but the original illustration with background is out of this world. It could be a sci-fi book cover.
Bravo! Professional level art. Great figures and landscape, terrific detail.
A fantastic piece of (prehistoric) history, in great condition, too! Maybe this will cause Fred to invent the wheel?
Is he about to send Supergirl a NSFW selfie? Was this card actually commissioned by Live! Laugh! Legion!? and accidentally sent to you? Did you see a doctor about your blackout, Margaret? So many questions...
Happy 100th!
A very expressive face - he's portrayed as a hero with humility, but one whose great power shouldn't be underestimated.
Clever to pose Brainy as Rodin's sculpture "The Thinker."
The Spark card is delightful, and I'm looking forward to the 100th card!
Tyler did a great job capturing the 1960's look of the character.
Beautiful! Betty and Veronica paper doll pages were a rarity in the heyday of comic book paper doll pages (Katy Keene, Millie The Model, Patsy & Hedy all had paper dolls in every issue, but not B&V for some reason). This is a great find, and a great example of DeCarlo's skill at drawing pretty girls and fashions.
Thank you! :) Brendon and Brian always come through.
Thanks! Cap v Bats - a draw; Wanda v Zatanna - Zatanna wins, because Wanda was still learning how to use her hex powers in 1965; Quicksilver v Flash - Flash wins by a mile; Hawkeye v Green Arrow - Hawkeye wins in this pin-up because they're in a physical brawl, and I think Clint is tougher than Oliver. Had it been a battle of bows and arrows, I think Ollie's trick arrows would've secured him a win.
Thanks! The portrait is a surprising departure from the artist's offerings of full-figure heroine sketch cards on ebay (see my gallery of Golden Age heroines I bought from him on ebay), and it's very well drawn.
Glad you like it! Tyler does commissions through ebay. He tried something different with this card - here's his description on ebay:
Lightfast Batman ORIGINAL
This card is made with long lasting pigments and an archival surface.
I work primarily in acrylics but also use alcohol markers.
I do commissions for cards and paintings. Feel free to message me if you are interested.
Made with ASTM rated I - II gouache and long-lasting ink on a Strathmore 500 series bristol sketch card, which is made of 100% cotton.
The card is 2.5" x 3.5".
I like the variety in the actions and sizes of the figures in the vignettes. The large Nightwing with his logo is terrific!
You're welcome! Great gallery, I've enjoyed it for years.
She must have ended up in an alternate universe earth's past, where pterodactyls (lived 150 million years ago) and humans co-existed.
It's hilarious, it's fun, and it's perfectly drawn! Della's line about Samantha Stephens... too funny!
Thanks, Kavi. I've cut back a lot on buying published pages, and seeing these three terrific pages posted in my CAF gallery is very satisfying.
Ming's head is amazing! Don't tell him I said so.
I agree, Mad Cave Studio has done a great job rejuvenating the trinity of King Features heroes, who will be celebrating their 100th years of their print debuts soon (Flash Gordon and Mandrake debuted in 1934, The Phantom in 1936). Just like the Golden Age DC trinity of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, and Marvel's Golden Age trinity of Cap, Subby, and The Human Torch, the King Features trinity still has a lot of life left in them.
Wonder-ful, especially the transformation panel. Wouldn't it be great if all of DC's unpublished superhero stories from the late 1940s-early 1950s were published today?
A great artist and a great writer collaborated here and made a beautiful and impactful splash page.
Whitman and Marvel should have collaborated - let Marvel publish John Sterling Lucas's paper doll pages in the comics, and at some point Whitman could have collected them in a Barbie paper doll book with the blurb From The Pages of Marvel Comics!
