I take it you're no longer paying "no more than 'X'" for a single piece of art (LOL). :-) This is one of those pieces that looks better and better, the more the eye lingers. The background details on the right side of the composition are haunting and fantastic. The brittle linework of Russell's style can seem a little fragile and insubstantial at first. But the further one takes in the image and swims around in it, the more the power and confidence of the artist's stylistic choice asserts itself. Congrats, Eric!

Wordy as hell, but inks so lush you could swim in them. Magnificence. Congrats!

I don't see enough Archie Dickens art here. I'm happy I reclaimed "my" Archie piece, and bought it back for my collection.It's in my CAF, if you'd care to look. Yours is historic. And whimsically fetching, as always with Archie.

My God, those costumes suck. I'm sure I'll see it anyway.

So good! Congrats!

Whew, kinda breathtaking. You are so lucky to own this. This artist's self-perception is endlessly fascinating to me. Congrats!

Magnificent indeed. The face impresses like a powerful dream. Joe's done a lot of these, but this may be his best (?).

The black and contrasting texture in that first panel just sing to me. Robbins is a strangely fascinating artist. Congrats!

Sharp Baldazzini example! I don't know what it is about his clean style, but it's instantly recognizable, and I enjoy it.

Love the Karen likeness (my dream girl). All the likenesses are solid here, and Marcus makes an astute point above about the Karen portrait. I have a love/hate reklationship with the show...it's the proverbial guilty pleasure.

Wow, i love this. Budd just stepped up his game. Exquisite.

First off, it's most important that I say "Congratulations!" Wood art is indeed ultra-tough to get now, from this period of his work (not so when I started, back in the mid-90s). Particularly the Marvel and Warren art. You and I are kindred souls and collectors. This stuff is my "toppermost of the poppermost" as far as collecting desirability, and always has been. (Read the copy I wrote for my own "Tower Of Shadows" page, from issue #7.). For whatever it's worth, I think you landed one of loveliest pages of all from this particular story, and I'm seriously envious. Chops and kudos!!!!

Wow, I missed this one somehow when you posted it. Totally agree, this is likely the best Suzi piece out there, with that great hip curve going on, and that mischievous smile. Perseverance catches the worm, congrats!

I should've mentioned that I particularly like the Eisner-esque use of type in the first panel on this example. In a way, as nice as Don's DC work was, I can't help but feel that some of his real potential was actually a little constrained by the demands of producing entire comic book stories with tight deadlines, combined with the crummy plastic plate printing that companies began to use in the '70s. Artists began to not bother with expressively fine lines at this time, and it seems that brush work got less subtle and refined. Are any of these for sale?

This is just gorgeous. Not much on CAF impresses me these days, but WOW!

This is great. Congrats, Mark!

I'm going to go out on a limb here and venture to suggest that this is meant to be a representation in part of characters in "Taste The Blood Of Dracula", and not of "Horror Of Dracula". The blonde femme appears to be Linda Hayden, who played Alice Hargood to Lee's Count in that one.

I can't believe all the truly tremendous stuff you've added since I looked at your gallery last. This is a phenomenally exciting piece. Also can't believe you're up to 118 Hulk pieces, Danny! My hat is definitely off to your dogged, collecting determination!

I don't like everything Finch does, but when he's great like this, he's GREAT! I don't know which is scarier here, Hulky himself, or that bad haircut! It's funny how the clipped hair makes him look even more terrifying somehow, eh wot?

Lovely and unique take on a classic character. The colors really pop, but it's the personality in that face that lets you understand why John Carter fell hard for her. Congrats!

Great Googly Moogly, this is grrrreat! Wish I'd the presence of mind to commission Jay when he was doing this. Congrats!

Now, HERE's something you don't see every day. STUNNING, and creepy! Congrats!

Pretty stuff, miss Darwyn. Congrats!

I haven't seen Vampi look this good in decades. The face is exactly the one that Frazetta portrayed, with a vaguely Asian aspect to it. THIS is the Vampi I remember, before Harris distorted her out of all recognition.

Gorgeous example. Congrats!

Glorious.

Beautiful. Those early Kane Atom pages were uniquely magical.

I love it. Congrats, Mark! You haven't lost your affcetion for the character after all these years.

Good. Lord.

Speechless.

It does indeed not get much better than this, as far as B.T. goes (the artist, not the second guy who played Argyle on "Black Scorpion").

Congrats, it's a wow!

Congrats, Scott! Happy for you, it's beautiful.

Miki, this is fabulous. Beautiful latter-day Berni, in glorious black & white. So glad for you, congrats!

Dream Girl!

Steven! You're amassing a heck of a collection over there! I've never seen this, but it's wonderful. I love Mark's early brush work as seen here. Congrats!

Wow

Holy crap, this is awesome! Hysterically funny, and the half-demon on the roll-board is wickedly inspired. This poor F&L gal is really in a pickle here, for sure, and it's doubtful you could've found a more perfect representation of everything this artistic duo do so well, with humor. Congrats, Steven!

He sure loves to render these gory images, doesn't he? His "Red Romance" for DV was "cringe" and appalling. This image you have would be indefensible pandering on Bruce's part, if not for the awesome bravura technique on display. Bruce proves himself a master of versatile technique yet again with this beautiful rendering. Congrats on landing this, Steven! The "Hardboiled" art is awfully hard to find these days.

Whoahhh, I 've never known about this image! For an alternate published  take on this scene by Bruce, see my own CAF gallery, which also appeared in "Little Shoppe of Horrors". Congrats on acquiring this. It's fine!

Wow, is this gorgeous! I've gained a renewed appreciation for Leonard Starr's writing lately since I've been going back and devouring all those great Kelly Green graphic novels that Starr wrote and Stan Drake drew. It must've been a pain in the ass for Leonard to have been forced to ditch On Stage and move over to the Annie strip by the syndicate when the musical film based on the latter hit big.

Another very cool score, well done! The inking in the hair is particularly beautiful on this. I have a copy of the original collectible disc, if anyone wants one...!

This is lovely. Congrats!

"Get those uniforms on!" Probably the most pointless advice anyone could ever give to Sally Forth. Another notch on the proverbial Wood bedpost here for you, Lars, and a splendid, sexy example. Congrats!

Tatjana Wood was one of if not the best of the traditional comic book colorists.

So beautiful.

That's the incomparable Dejah Thoris all right. (*Whew.*)

I like it! Congratulations!

The tones are super-attractive. Jason Waltrip isn't an artist I hear a lot about here. I had several of his "Metal Bikini" cover pieces back in The Stone Age when I began collecting, but have only one very large pin-up now; It's a tonal piece as well. One day I hope to be able to share it on CAF.

This is gold. Raboy's inks are so beautiful. Congrats, John!

Damn. Adkins was on fire in those early days.

An interesting take on Dejah Thoris, as she's almost child-like in this depiction. A very pretty piece in a classical illustrative vein. Congrats, Rob!