This is an exceptionally good page thanks to Romeo's inks. He really went the extra mile.

Huge Congrats.  CAF should be closed for uploading of new art the third Monday of August henceforth in observance of Jeff Jone's Wonder Woman #199 Day. 

and Tom is crazy like a fox..where else can he get unlimited visitation rights?

this is the finest VF illustration i have seen surface in 20 years. Stunning. Congrats guys!

Nerd! :p

this is exceptionally well done.

I have some serious jealousy here.

I seriously must have taken leave of my senses when I sold this.

heck, why did I let this go?

why did I trade this away? What was I thinking?

what a great piece!

Ruben,  I just need to hire you for all my CAF write ups!

interesting- then I wonder if one was inked by Cardy, and one was redrawn and inked by Cardy?  They are 2 very different styles, and since I can't find the printed mag, I hae no way to know which version was used.

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This is an AWESOME page!

Thanks Lee! I have a page before this page, just need to track that down to get this whole sequence!

actually, I expect yours to arrive in the mail any day now. Then these 3 consecutive page will be reunited!

all we need is some Wind and we got a band!

"Tanks" for posting all these Mark :p

Awesome piece Ingrid! This seems much softer than the more Noir-style of other RM covers.

I thought the British Invasion was led by the Beatles? I see Paul Revere and the Raiders here, and to be fair, they never beat the Beatles on the charts in the late 60's Battle of the Bands, so Kang must have altered the sacred timeline after all.

Awesome Tomb of Dracula Splash by Colan!!!!!!!!

hey, waitaminute....

Now that it's safely in your hands I can comment: I know this genuinly meant more to you than it did to me, and that made it easier to "let it go" I hope you enjoy it Shaun.

Oooh look, the 87th appearance of Moonstone. Iconic.

100

While Cap is hoggin' (or should I say Robbins) all the press, the REAL fight is about to begin in the north of France...

Love 3-D man!

this is a vastly underrated issue in the run!

so many Ketch phrases....I can't keep up.

we have the world's smallest art club going on here! Misty Page 54.

oh wow, that is incredible Glynn. This is new one to me. 

thanks Mark!

thanks Glynn! THis one checks all the boxes!

Thanks Lee, 100% agree, the later Chan finishes over Buscema layouts where way too heavy handed in Savage Sword. This has a good balance.

Thanks Rob- you know this has been an elusive goal of mine for a long time!

Yeates really makes this page look stellar. I can't even make a snarky comment.

Interesting- a few pages all sold on HA last year. Sucks Jim didn't get his portion returned.  I"m curious how they split it up when there are a mix of full pencils, layouts, and multiple inkers. 

Such a great issue, annuals used to be a mixed bag of great, silly, or terrible given their standalone nature, but this is one of the good ones that came out in the eartly 80s. 

Brian, thanks for letting me know? Do you think all three are the same artist? Curious how you came to acquire them. I think the Green Alien is fun, and the faces I got that for my wife, so just for the fun of it.

"Crack that whip"

This is how it works Steve!

awesome draftsmanship! congrats Mike!

Who's says it aint easy being green? Only Kermit and the oil & gas industry!

Billy Joel just came out with his first new pop album in 30 years, so this is perfect timing.

A couple hours in a tanning salon and that signature might fade like a Gil Kane original before the inda ink does. That's your best bet.

Revenge is a dish best served cold, with a loose hair in it.

Classic first appearance of Strange renewing his Hair-club for Wizards Spell just before it expires in the lower right panel.

How much wood would a woodgod wield if a woodgod could wield wood?

"In verry good condition":

Ingrid I love this! Very Seasonal.

Prety cool! Nice one Mike!