I was not familiar with this artist, but what a great page!

Classic!

Damn! No words...

Those Filipino artists of the 70s and 80s were so amazing! It's a real treat to see one I've never known about. Wonderful style!

Kozik was the LB Cole of counterculture poster art!

Very cool! I've got a Spiegelman, Lynch, Kinney collaboration in my own collection, and didn't know about any others.

This was truly Bolton's masterpiece!

Wiacek was a GREAT inker on Cockrum, and this issue in particular stands out!

What a great page! This was right about the time my parents bought me my first comic book, from the Stars and Stripes Bookstore on base in Orleans, France.

I really liked those few Netzer (Nasser) stories back in the day. It was the next best thing to getting Neal Adams to draw them.

That's a beautifully drawn page!

Great page, with the cover shot! These annual team-ups would become an early anticipated yearly event for me when I was a comic collecting pup!

Layton was a great inker for Butch!

Great artist combo! Tons of energy in this cover!

That's a great one, Glynn! Congratulations!

WOW! This is one of the best Fiction House pages I've ever seen (and that's saying a lot)

I find this impossible to mock.

Do better.

Beautiful!

Another Ewer! Very cool. Sadly, he would die the following year. Imagine what could've been.

I always liked these late Buz Sawyers on crafttint. This one's nice and moody. 

Looks like Disbrow. 

Wow!!!!!

This is actually from issue 35, a continuation of the Him story. 

Fun stuff! I have the page that goes between your two.

Cool page!

Too Cool!

Wow! I have the page before this, which seems to be a thing with us. I guess great minds stink alike.

Just amazing!

Welcome to the very small club of Redondo BO splash page owners. I wonder who has the third?

I remember coveting this years ago... I think Steve Morger had it.

Anyway, it's a beautiful thing!

How did I know you would get this? Congrats!

Great Goon action! I love the wash pages.

So... a wig for her cat. Would that be called a merkin?

I'll go now.

This is like the Chuck Norris cover of environmental-awareness/alcoholic-neighbor drama 1970s daily strips.

You know, I'm pretty sure I owned this page back in the early 1980s. Probably sold it for about $15. It's cool to see it.

I know Delbo is credited as the inker, but this really looks like Sid Greene. 

Brilliant stuff! Bernie's nuanced use of color is under rated.

Stunning!

There's no place in this hobby for crooks!

That's some serious Marvel history right there! Amazing!

Fun splash!

Huh... huh... it says Fokker.

Wonderful!

Kirby and Everett... Crackle in every large, bold panel. Why didn't I buy a stack of these back in the 80s and 90s when they were still affordable?

Epic Marvel battles don't get much better than this!

I think Terry Stroud (?) had this for sale last year at OAFCon. I was tempted... it's quite stunning in person. It seems like it ended up in the right place!

You need to come to OAFCon this year, Glynn! You probably know a lot of the old-time collectors that show up there.

Really liked this series, and the art was always top-notch!

I coveted this when I saw it up for auction, but it's out of my current budget. It's perfectly at home in your fantastic collection, though.

I think artists really had fun with GR2099. Cool page!

"The weed of crime bears bitter fruit." Something we should all remember.

I have the page that preceeds this! Doolin was an underrated master!