This amazing, thrilling and gorgeous Catwoman pin-up is a prime example of the quality of Shelley's pin-up art in his thirty or more years of creativity post-comics, when I think he surpassed everything he did in the decades leading up to his being let go from DC in 1967 for wanting medical and retirement benefits.

Lovely Linda, well-drawn by the fine team of Infantino and Oksner!  Romance dialog made more interesting with images of Linda at different dramatic angles.

Great Archie art, and a funny joke!

This collection of cards has an amazing back-story, as per the description you wrote for your Andromeda card.  Each card is a beauty (maybe Shrinking Violet is my favorite, but Yera here leaves a strong impression).  I feel lucky for having checked out your new art today 

Titanic teamwork in action!  Terrific image, especially the Aqualad cel.

I pity the non-athletic kids who will be required to perform fears of strength, speed and endurance under the revived presidential fitness program.  In the late 1960's, under the old presidential fitness program, junior high school boys were required to climb a rope to the top, touch the gym's very high ceiling, and somehow get down without falling to one's death.  I couldn't get off the ground.  It was a high-water mark in humiliation.  Excuse me, but like Dagwood, must fantasize now about having super powers.

Wow!  The black and white original art is a revelation, really pops off the page.  The monochrome background published page blurs the life out of the art.

Beautiful, and the linework building color and shape is amazing.

Stunning art of the ultimate good guy!

Great example of the Warner Bros 1950s animation style!

Beautiful portrait!

Thanks, Mike.  I miss describing a commission idea to Ramona's agent, Scott, at Catskill Comics, and then several weeks later getting a brilliant new Ramona Fradon drawing in the mail.  Ramona was the greatest!

Nice memory piece/reflection on the connection between the painting, stamp collecting, and your father.  And the painting is pretty great!

Love it!  Great costume, Supergirl is very well drawn, and it's cool to have both a city and outer space as the background.

A haunting image of Supergirl in a beautifully designed page. 

This is wonderful!

The art from the end of DC's Golden Age is wonderful, and seeing great art like this from unpublished stories is bittersweet.  If only Flash, Green Lantern and the JSA could have continued publication through the 1950's, when the artists on those strips were becoming some of the best artists the industry would ever see.

Great commission, Colton is a talented painter, really caught the determination of a tracker on a mission in Dawnstar's face.  Nice effects everywhere, from the detailed wings to the eerie glow of her force field.

Great pin-up!  The Fraims make comic art dreams come true!

Fantastic!  Aparo was in his element with the element man!

Thanks!  Very reasonably priced, too, on eBay.  Artist currently (5.10.2025) has a lot of auctions up.

Yes, movie Ken equates horses with masculinity.

Comic book Ken has heart.  I like the style of the pencil artist, who's new to me, Mary Wilshire.  She's adept at drawing humans, horses, and scenery.  I'm a longtime fan of the inker, John Sterling Lucas, who drew Katy Keene in the '80's.  Some of his finely drawn and inked pin-ups of comic book glamor gals are in my gallery.  I think Wilshire and Lucas mesh well as an art team.  Seeing these two pages on eBay prompted me to buy the issue in which  the story appears, which will be my first Barbie comic.  I've got to find out if that horse goes to the glue factory or not!

Now I understand her fashion choice!

Beautiful work by both artists.

"Night Girl of Kathoon" has a poetic ring to it.  Beautiful image of the heroine, who traded in her signature Silver Age beehive hairdo for the classy cut she's sporting here.

My internet searches have found various Disney chess sets, but none with this piece, or the other pieces for sale through Anthony Snyder.  They should make a set with Daisy Duck as the Queen -- it's always Minnie, Minnie, Minnie with a crown on her head!

I'll definitely post it on CAF.  Dan is always so busy, I might not hear back from him for a while.

I've often thought of winning a lottery and hiring Brendon and Brian to draw entire comics for me!

Terrific!  Dan's variations on the three-on-a-soda theme are always fun!  I recently sent him a request for one, hope to hear back from him soon.

Great!  It's a pleasure to see the Archies become the classic Titans!  The "A" on Archie-Aqualad's costume and the "R" on Reggie-Robin's costume works out perfectly!

This is amazing!  If anyone can properly depict Betty and Veronica in fashions from the 1950s and 1960s, it's Dan DeCarlo, who was the premiere artist for the girls for 40 years, starting in the 1950s.  Also notable is the entertaining cartoon version of Dan taking us back through the decades in the pin-up.  That, along with your personal back-story about meeting Dan and Josie, and the fact that the art was a gift, makes this a very special piece of comic art.

Wonderfully drawn heroine-in-peril page, with a terrifying "Invasion of The Body Snatchers" vibe.

Beautiful Katy art!

Great images of Crimson Fox!

Mandrake's moody Mid-Night is a mini-masterpiece!  The starry night ties in nicely with the crescent moons on Doc's costume.

Thank you!

Thanks!  Sorry I didn't reply to your comment back in 2023.  I agree, Ron Frenz would have been a great choice to draw a Kamandi series.

Terrific pin-up!

I agree.  The dozens of recent eBay auctions of his pin-ups of Golden Age and Silver Age characters were an impressive showcase for his talent.

The Pest.

Good heavens, thankfully not!

One of my auction sales, glad it ended up with a collector for whom it has a lot of significance.  What a great collection you've got, a pleasure to peruse!

Beautifully drawn, and beautifully written.  The line "rose hope, like the phoenix from the flame" makes me think of one of Supergirl's later incarnations, with her wings of fire.

Lovely drawing of Namor's lost love!

I'm very happy with the way this commission turned out.  He captured the classic Silver Age Betty look I wanted, and did a great job recreating the Blue Fairy costume from the 1940s Pinocchio movie.

John, thanks for your help filling in the unknown issues.  This was reprinted in 2000 in ADD # 117, but the art was first published (somewhere) in 1990, as per the pencil note in the bottom margin.  Thanks again.

Great sleuthing!  Thank you!

Thank you!

Wonderful!