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Thanks... corrected the typo!
It's in the description... less than a week. Though it was was a while before he answered the request.
Thanks! I can do a pin-up in a couple hours, but a book on a schedule would be daunting.
Ruben,
I had zero expectations of this level of quality. I thought I had overpaid for a pencilled piece. When Walt posted this my first thought was that it must be for someone else, until he mentioned Linda Blair's charity. As it turns out, my bid was the biggest bargain of all time!
Best,
Ron
Excellent McFarlane Spidey page. That middle panel is definitely engrained in my mind.
Not only is this page memorable, I can remeber exactly WHERE in the book this page resides. A grail for anyone.
These treasury covers are so iconic and you own TWO of them? This Romita is poster-worthy.
First off, great write-up. I love collectors who tell the story of the page.
Second, what an iconic page. Unforgettable... etched in my mind from my childhood.
I've actually seen these floating around eBay, so I don't think I'm the first.
It wasn't just the color. He drew him riding a surfboard!
If you search my gallery by artist you'll find the clean scans. They've been there for months!
Yup. I don't know if his values are correct, but he's right to say the Romita sketch market has blown up.
You're most welcome. Always happy to sell to someone who will cherish the art.
I ain't got no more wall space! Okay, I do, but I prefer a tasteful gallery look rather than a wall of mondrian frames. And like a lot of collectors, I'm confined to my home office.
Yeah, I commissioned it. I gave Dustin the list of villains and told him everyone I wanted on it.
I said I wasn't THE artist, but I never said I wasn't AN artist.
It wasn't publishedwhen I commissioned it, but Adam re-purposed it, colored it and it became a variant cover to Spider-Gwen #1.
Still in Cali; just visiting Canada.
