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I had to go back and go through my collection after reading your description. When issue five of Journeys magazine used the artwork the wizard was truncated out, but on the RPG core rulebook and the game catalogs for '92 the wizard was included in the published version.
Now to go back and slumber amongst my GDW collection.
I'd wondered who grabbed this page from Tom. I love Fairchild's depiction in the second panel!
My apologies for the delay in responding; I got locked out of the email where I receive my notifications of comments.
Locking my galleries was the compromise to me just deleting my account entirely. I locked it after finding someone had taken two of my pieces and was selling colored versions as their own original art, which came a bit after finding out two pieces I had created myself that I posted on another site had been similarly copied and sold. All that was after an absurd incident in 2022 where someone contacted me to complain I wasn't posting high-enough resolution pics on here for them to copy and sell prints of.
Ironically, after I locked my galleries I found some of my prose had also been ripped off, and last night I found someone else who has copied my work and passed it off as their own.
It might be time for me to again disappear from the internet and just keep everything to myself.
I never knew the term “Sneakerhead” before your post, but the son of a neighbor was involved in the culture for several years, working at a store dedicated to out-of-production sneakers. Prior to that I had encountered a few people who collected sneakers, but they were all buying from other collectors online and displaying them in acrylic cases in their living room, not buying them from a walk-in store that had a promotional display truck that they drove to events.
I still clearly recall the time he stopped by his parents’ house in the truck and the lights affixed to its sides came on, and he could not get them to turn off for about an hour. Nothing like a light show worthy of a rave in suburbia.
I came to compliment you on your piece and it turned into a ramble.. my apologies.
Were you a fan of Britney Amber as Maxima?
I can't say I've seen it myself. A dyed redhead is like corking thr bat to me.
I'm glad someone is finally bringing that cookie thief to justice.
It just occurred to me that Marvel must own the rights to Mechanic, like they do Circuit-Breaker.
He needs to show up in a Thunderbolts comic.
Decades later, and Nick Fury vs SHIELD is still my favorite Marvel limited series. Thank you for sharing this!
The t-shirt is amazing! I had no idea they had ever made one.
It was published as Justice Riders, if memory serves.
No lies were detected in your description, but I think you forgot to mention this is an example of graphic storytelling that Moore cries himself to sleep at night over, wishing he could match it.
I honestly believe the third edition of Gamma World had the best production values ofcany TSR products. Thanks for stirring up some nostalgia in me!
It's kind of funny you memtion "steady" regarding her, as her bust side and whether she's wearing wraps or cloth changes between appearances.
My simpness for redheads allows me to ignore these descrepancies, much like my Eduardo Barreto page where the Black Widow's sunglasses change between panels.
Did they retcon that the simulcrums were more like Doombots than constructs she projected her consciousness into? That was a big thing back when the DC Heroes RPG from Mayfair was being published.
I still remember when a reviewer flipped out that Maxima's stats were completely different in the Superman Sourcebook from her first in-game appearance, and me thinking "Who's Maxima?"
It's a lovely cover! It's not the character I collect from the DC Dragonlance series, but I have to admit being a smidge jealous.
And after all these years I finally wonder how New Yorkers never heard about the destruction Monsrch wrought in Metropolis during Armageddon: 2001, and so think he's an OK guy.
NGL, I'm a little jealous. I was given a bunch of Spawn comics a few months ago, and Lyra has been my favorite out of all the characters.
I think the dagger is like how Doctor Doom carries a sidearm. It is just a fashion accessory.
Congrats! I've always loved the depiction of Phantom Girl on this page.
I'd wondered if you'd picked this up once it sold on EBay.
Nick Fury vs SHIELD is my all-time favorite Marvel mini-series, so I'm impressed by this page..
Lan Medina, not Paul Pellletier, pencilled this page.
It is the mouse that the cat is holding, along with the cat’s expression, that makes this piece for me. Congratulations on a wonderful gift!
Very nice! I keep wavering on whether I want to get a mixed media piece the next time I commission Lan, or if I want to go pen & ink so it matches the rest of the commissions I have from him.
Ah, the Canadians not having their own Superhuman Registration Act has lulled you into missing everything Department H has been up to.
I appreciate your choice of example cover, as that was the first Wonder Woman issue I ever read. Still have my copy somewhere.
When one is in organic metal form analogous to osmium and to carbon steel one does not have to worry about unexpected wood when gazing at naked teammate, comrade. Is simple mutie biology as taught in introductory course by Professor Xavier in class “Skintight Spandex and you.”
I am almost glad you beat me on the auction for this page, as until I read your comment I never noticed Saker and Dynasty share the same uniform insignia.
I feel like the last panel is even more amusing since the page's publication, since Marvel has had an ultimate universe since then.
I always remember this storyline because DC had an editorial page on the inside front cover of some comics at the time, and one of them spoiled the then-upcoming Gangbuster revelation and Superman's trip into space.
I really need to see if I still have an issue with that column, as it was the embodiment of how not to hype a story.
Very nice! Rally and Yuki were always my favorites in the series.
As someone who has gone through so many cases of mistaken identity that I keep in touch with someone just so I can contact them to verify one of the more outlandish incidents when people doubt it, I appreciate the story you shared.
This run was my introduction to Diego Bernard's work. I'm kind of jealous, as I missed out when a bunch of pages from it were on EBay years ago.
My jealousy on you beating me out on this page is already on record, but I have to say Ryan did a fantastic job with the illusion of movement by the characters in every panel.
Very nice! Do you have other character illustrations from your RPG in your collection?
I have said it before and I will say it again: The humor in Punisher comics back in the day was awesome.
Very nice! I'm still disappointed I was unable to get a commission cover version of The Big Kopenski. I've had him sketch a character he created several times, and a color piece of her would have been nice.
Nice! I've been trying to find a page with Cowgirl from this issue, as AFAIK it's the only time she appeared, for my redhead collection.
The synchronist in me appreciates you sharing your "cosmic coincidence."
