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Gallery Comments by Stephen Stein

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1950 Terry and the Pirates daily

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I agree Marcus. Its interesting to me that Wunder did a great job ghosting Caniff and Wunder's later assistants did a great job ghosting Wunder ghosting Caniff.

Brian Bolland Original Art

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Stephen Stein

Perhaps from an issue of DC Thompson's "The Wizard"?

Brian Bolland Original Art

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Stephen Stein

Thanks for the possible ID Matt. Can anyone out there in CAF land confirm that this Bolland page is from an issue of House of Hammer? If so what issue?

On the Road to Perdition: Detour

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Stephen Stein

I absolutely agree Marcus. I actually prefer the art of Richard Piers Rayner from the first graphic novel, but I too was drawn to the top right and bottom panels on this page by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and Steve Lieber.

Louise Zingarelli - Lord of the Rings

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Stephen Stein

Size is 10" x 13"

Shadow Comics v.1 #12 p.22-23 (Street & Smith 1941) by Vernon Greene.

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Michael One Minute Later

Michael, These two pages are are fantastic!! These are some of the best Vernon Greene Shadow pages I've seen.

- Kudos!!!

Speed Comics #32 p1 (Harvey May 1944) - Captain Freedom splash by Arthur Cazeneuve

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Michael One Minute Later

Great Golden Age pickup!!!! I love the Harvery superhero characters....

9.35. Will Eisner Spriit MONSTER

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George Hagenauer

Sweet Spirit page! Some classic Eisner panels. Congrats!

Jack Davis - Frontline Combat #12 Splash

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Paul Handler

Beautiful Davis splash Paul!

Human Torch Comics #36 p.25 1/2 SPLASH (Atlas 1954) - Dick Ayers and Carl Burgos (Torch/Toro)

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Michael One Minute Later

Amazing and classic page!! Congrats.

Weird Fantasy #22, end page 6 (1953)

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Steve Kro

Absolutely amazing Krigstein page! Congrats!

"Batman #13" page 13 conclusion story art by Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson, & George Roussos (OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 1942)

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Bob Kane

Wow!! All I can say is...Unbelievable!!! You can't get more historic than an early Kane Batman. This one is just an amazing example. Congrats on an incredible acquisition.