Definitely art by Rick Leonardi. 

Hi there, this is a convention sketch that Steve did for me at the 1988 San Diego Comic Con.  I'm glad it's found a good home. 

Yes, Ruben, it is indeed JLGL's pencils for the published page, which were scanned and sent to Joe Prado to be printed out in blue lines and then inked by Joe Prado. It's on 11x17 art board. 

I used to own this one Ruben. Think I bought it at SDCC on year for $75. I wish I still had it. I'd work out a trade with you. 

Beautiful cover by Alex. Good call in picking up this action packed painting. 

Great action packed page as only Gil could deliver. Congrats. 

Beautiful cover. Are you open to trading. 

That's a great piece.  I'm envious, exactly what I would've requested as well. 

Fantastic art by Bernet. I actually prefer this version over the actual published cover. 

Such a great DPS.  You got the Avengers on it too. Congrats. 

Congrats Andy! The best Space Ghost "sketch" that I've seen. I've admired this one for decades. 

Hi Steve, while I don't have page 2, I do have this memorable page from the same issue for sale.

https://cafurl.com?i=28852

2nd best cover. I'm partial to #14. I have a color recreation of this cover by Nick and Tom. 

That's a great one. Congrats. 

Thanks Marcus, I was quite happy to win this one for all the reasons you mention and greatfull it hasen't faded al all.

Wow, great pick up. 

This is a great one!

Gorgeous. Love it. Happy New Year Jim. 

Bill, this was a print that Steve gave out or sold at San Diego one year. I believe it was a black and white print so I'm guessing it was also used as a print ad or promo poster for retailers, which is why it was colored.

What an unforgettable page. Remember it vividly from my childhood. Batman, Robin & Batgirl unmasked by Catwoman only to reveal painted on masks.  Great page Wayne, thanks for sharing. 

Fantastic page, Ken. I'm with, I prefer his 80's & 90's work.

Very cool, I haven't seen this one before. This one had your name written all over it.  BTW, it was for a Flash themed variant cover month. 

GianCarlo, have you held an original Chaykin Flagg page in your hands and really looked at it?  If you had, then you'd know the "bluish tinge" you see is not markers bleeding but is actually part of the pattern of the due-shade board. It is in non repro blue so when pages where shot/filmed for reproduction it wouldn't show up on the printed page.  However, modern scanners do pick it up in great detail and if you click on Ron's scan to enlarge it, you'll see what I'm talking about.
 

Also, there is no zip-a-tone on this board, the effect is all achieved by using the activator chemical on the duo-shade board. Zip-a-tone is a bunch of tiny dots on a clear sheet of "film" that gets applied on top of the artwork to give it a similar effect of the duo-shade but through a completely different process. 

As I said before, go read, do a little research, know what you're talking about.

Sadly, that's just a small portion of it. Although I've mainly gone digital, I can't bring myself to part with any. 

Sadly, that's just a small portion of it. Although I've mainly gone digital, I can't bring myself to part with any. 

BTW Ron, great DPS.  I'm glad the 2 pages have been reunited.  Flagg was a groundbreaking comic and one of the best indie books of the '80's.  Congrats on scoring it.

You crack me up GianCarlo, you left the same comment for me on my Chaykin Video Rangers pin-up 6 years ago and I tried to explain to you then that it's not faded marker but the intended use of the duo-shade board.  Do yourself a favor and look it up.  
 

http://www.inkystories.com/blog/craftint-duo-shade.html

As they say Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt!

Definitely a historic pagea, as it is the final published page, but is there any original art on here or is it just all stats that  have been combined to make the title page.

Just wondering based on your description and all the comments.

Very cool. 

Fantastic page Alex, congrats. Who did you have to kill to get this one?

Fantastic cover, Nick. Congrats. Always great seeing art from this mini-series. It's a shame that they never collected this series in a TPB with his work in World's Finest. 

This is a fantastic illustration by JLGL. Which hardcover is it in?

Beautiful Ditko page, Chris. Congrats, nice pick up. 

Congrats Matt, this is an amazing piece. What size is it?

Great art and great story.  I used to go to Snowden’s Deli and man so I miss smoked meat.

Wow!  Beautiful vintages Bruce Timm. He doesn’t draw them like this anymore. 

Wow Bill, Congrats on this amazing Toth model sheet.  I don't think I've ever seen a Toth Scooby model sheet before of this caliber.  Just fantastic.  Enjoy.

Congrats Brian, this piece is simply amazing.  Is this 9x12 or larger?

This is fantastic Marc.  Congrats on adding another masterpiece to your collection.

This is fantastic.  Looks much better in pen and ink than the published cover.  Nice score.

Yes it is, but unfortunately I don’t own, I’m just a co-star on the cover, as the soda jerk. 

Wow Marc, this is fantastic. Nice score. 

Thanks, Scott. 

Beautiful painting, Charles. Congrats!

Wow, great piece Simon. I’ve never seen this before. 

Wow, Mike, that is gorgeous. Well worth the wait.  Congrats.

Wow, this is incredible!  I totally agree with you that Neal's Tarzan is the real Tarzan.  His Tarzan painting are some of his best work.  A few years ago at SDCC I asked Neal about the painting and he told me that he still has them all expect for the few he gave to his children.

The cover is here http://cafurl.com/?i=23305 and Coolines has 3 pages for sale including the title page. 

A great and very memorable page from issue #1, it doesn't get much better than this.  Love how Howard and Ken worked is the Doo-wop song, Papa-ooo-mow-mow into the page.