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Really nice work by Morrow, definitely one of his better paintings.
Nice pick up Ray, Morrow in his prime.
I really enjoyed the work Colan did on those love comics when he was at Marvel, unlike the over exaggerated figures he did on the superheroes stuff. Unfortunately, those love pages are very hard to come by. When one does show up on the market, it's for a high price.
The writing and art were both outstanding in the Firehair series.
Only a master draftsmen could turn a simple prelim sketch into a masterpiece.
Unlike many of the full figure women Krenkel drew from his imagination, I believe this quick sketch was done while observing an actual model. It's no secret Krenkel attended live figure drawing classes at The Art Students League of New York during the 60s and 70s.
I think Colan and Everett worked well together, this page is a masterpiece.
Tom Palmer once claimed, Colan was the most challenging penciler he ever had to work with, and for good reason. Colan's work looks simple enough to ink until you try to ink it.
That's a beautiful illustration, really well done.
Most of the stories in those comics were terrible, I only bought them for the art.
I read the Captain Action comics when I was a kid. I absolutely loved the work Kane / Wood did on this series.
An outstanding illustration Wally.
I was lucky to win this one, but the one I really wanted I didn't win.
Oh well, maybe next time.
Colan was a master of dramatic lighting. It's a really nice piece my friend.
I'm not familiar with this artist, but it's a really nice painting.
This is an absolutely beautiful page. I think you have the best two pages in the book my friend.
Outstanding work by an outstanding illustrator.
You nailed Boris Karloff's portrait of Frankenstein perfectly my friend.
That's a really nice piece from when Kane was in his prime.
Morrow was probably copying off of a photo reference for the angles of this drawing.
Williamson often used abstract shapes behind his figure to make them stand out.
