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Love it! And I'm jealous. Congrats Dave.
The way John captures Conan's raw power and constant physical tension in this standoff is exactly why his run is so iconic. The dense, moody atmosphere of the swamp really pulls you into the story. This is a powerhouse of a page and a fantastic addition to any collection.
Claudio Castellini absolutely nailed it here. The way he defines the "plates" with those crisp, bold lines gives Ben a massive sense of weight and power without losing that iconic silhouette. It’s a stunning example of technical precision and power. You’ve really got a standout piece in your collection with this one!
This is a fantastic addition to your collection! I have to say I’m pretty particular about how the Thing is drawn—he has such a unique look that is easy to get wrong, but Nick absolutely nailed it.
You’ve got to love how Cheung captures Ben Grimm here—the heavy ink wash and those grey tones really give him that classic, "ever-lovin' blue-eyed Thing" weight.
What a phenomenal piece to have in your gallery. I have to admit, I’m incredibly jealous of this one!
This specific issue of The Incredible Hulk was one of my absolute favorites as a kid. It served as my first introduction to Sasquatch, and honestly, I’ve always thought he was one of the coolest-looking characters in the Marvel Universe. Seeing the raw ink work on this page—especially the scale and power of Sasquatch in those vertical panels—is just breathtaking.
The detail in the fur and the intensity of the Hulk's expressions really showcase why this era of art is so special. This is a true cornerstone piece for any collection. Thanks for sharing it!
This is a stunning display of cosmic action! The linework is incredibly intricate, and the energy in this piece is absolutely electric. Congratulations!
Thanks, Paul. It is definitely one of my favorite pieces by Rob in my collection.
I agree. It’s fun to imagine John’s reaction. I know he was always very particular about who inked his work, so I’d love to know what he would think of Rob’s approach.
I had a chance to chat with Rob, and it was great to hear him break down his style. While he acknowledged the John Buscema influence people often see, he actually credits Victor de la Fuente as his biggest inspiration.
I wasn’t that familiar with de la Fuente’s work at first, but after looking him up, the influence is obvious. You can really see it in the gritty texture and the way he uses heavy, expressive line work. It gives the art a raw, European feel that goes beyond the classic Buscema look.
I appreciate that Paul. This is one I want to get framed. There is a lot going on here.
Thanks T. It is amazing in person.
This is an incredible piece—owning a Bernie Wrightson original must be a dream come true. The mastery of light and shadow here is unmistakable.
This piece goes from a standard "warrior in the woods" to something much more sinister. The way Gerardo used the negative space between the trees to form that massive, predatory face is brilliant.
The ink work is so organic and lively—it feels like the scene is vibrating with cosmic power. Having a piece that captures one of the most iconic moments in comics through the lens of one of the greatest illustrators to ever live is a monumental achievement. A crown jewel for any gallery!
What an absolute powerhouse of a page! Having this title splash from 'Death Covered in Gold' is a dream for any fan of the Bronze Age. I am fortunate enough to have two pages from this specific story, and I couldn't agree more—owning them is a total dream come true. Big John was in rare form here!
I love the storytelling here. The contrast between the wide, desolate landscape and the tight, intimate close-ups of the sword and helm really highlights Roberto’s pacing. That bottom panel of the brooding Cimmerian is as iconic as it gets. It’s quiet, heavy, and incredibly evocative.
This page is an absolute tour de force. To have Page 11 from the debut issue of this historic run is incredible, but the content here is just next-level. This isn't just a comic page; it’s an epic saga captured in ink.
What an absolute monster of a page! This captures everything that makes Roberto the definitive modern Conan artist. The transition from the visceral, close-quarters combat in the middle panels to that haunting, wide-angle 'aftermath' shot at the bottom is masterfully done.
Roberto’s storytelling is in top form here—the way he captures the chaotic, gritty violence of a Cimmerian skirmish is second to none.
The close-up panel in the center is pure perfection; it captures that classic 'Buscema-esque' intensity while maintaining De La Torre's own unique, ink-heavy texture. The contrast and the sheer kinetic energy across these panels are breathtaking. A monumental addition to your gallery!
A total powerhouse of a piece that honors the Buscema legacy while feeling fresh and visceral. Huge congrats on this pickup!
This is a fantastic find! Page 17 of Infernal Hulk #2 really showcases why Nic Klein is such a powerhouse in the industry.
Classic Byrne FF at its absolute best! This page has everything: the full team, Black Bolt, and that incredible Kree-influenced technology that John rendered so perfectly. The sense of scale in the final panel as they leave the moon's surface is breathtaking. A quintessential piece of Marvel cosmic history!
This captures Storm’s regal intensity perfectly. I love the choice of the classic headpiece and the fierce, focused expression. The energy crackling around her feels alive—you can almost hear the thunder. A truly striking addition to any X-Men collection!
Fantastic use of heavy blacks and speed lines here. The contrast really makes the Hulk pop off the page, and the detail on the craggy terrain adds a great sense of scale. The dynamic composition is top-tier. There’s no mistaking that Kirby-esque power.
Absolute monster of a page! Nic Klein’s work on this run has been definitive, and this splash perfectly encapsulates the body-horror and raw strength he brings to the title. The rendering on the musculature and the explosive composition make this a true standout. Seeing the original ink and wash work in person must be incredible—massive congrats on a premier addition to your gallery!
Absolutely stunning Klein page! The raw power and scale of the Hulk in that central shot are incredible, and the Vegas backdrop adds such a cool, moody vibe to the storytelling. Klein is doing some of the best work of his career on this run, and this page is a perfect example of why. Massive congrats on this!
I love how John drew the Hulk here.
Absolute beast of a page! The contrast and heavy blacks give this so much depth and grit. You can practically feel the ground shaking just looking at it. Huge congrats on this pickup!
Congratulations on the win! This double-page spread by Salvador Larroca and Bud LaRosa is pure 90s powerhouse energy! The composition is incredible.
The way Steve captures the transformation from Bruce Banner into the Hulk is iconic, using bold black-and-white contrast to create that signature "Nexus" energy. Rude’s line work is so crisp—he manages to channel the spirit of Jack Kirby while maintaining his own distinct, polished style
The kinetic energy on this page is off the charts! Joe Bennett’s layouts for Immortal Hulk were always so dynamic, but this fight sequence is a standout.
I love the horror vibes Klein is bringing to this series. That bottom-left panel with the ghouls in the shadows is so atmospheric—the way he uses heavy blacks and minimal lighting to make them feel truly threatening is top-tier. It’s a great mix of classic superhero action and modern monster horror.
Whether he’s leaning into gothic horror or emotional character moments, his ink work is consistently elite. Thanks for sharing!
Whether he’s leaning into gothic horror or emotional character moments, his ink work is consistently elite. Thanks for sharing!
Nic Klein really leans into the "horror" side of the Hulk here, and it is spectacular! The level of detail in the cavern walls—all those skulls and grotesque textures—creates such a claustrophobic, eerie energy.
The textural work here is next level. Klein’s use of heavy blacks and fine inking creates such a moody, oppressive atmosphere. That silhouette panel in the bottom tier is a masterclass in visual storytelling. A standout page from a definitive modern run.
