Gallery Comments by john schacter

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Always loved that story when Diamondback went out on a date with Steve Rogers, with art by Ron Lim.  

Nice to see you back JC! 

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Erik Essington

John Tartaglione inks

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The I/P signature makes it look like Palmer inked.

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Andrew Allen

Inks are by Dan Green.

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Titans 48 (Sub Mariner story)

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MWOM standing for "Mighty World of Marvel" (Marvel UK)

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Cover to MWOM 206. :)

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Nice! This was meant to be a new British Marvel splash page in 1976 (for Marvel Spotlight 14, which was meant to be published in Dracula Lives 90, which was cancelled at issue 87). The inker is Frank Giacoia, though I wonder if the penciler really is John Romita Sr (John Romita Jr actually got his start doing these things for the British Dept)? (BTW, there is a nice JR JR splash page of Red Raven, from an Invaders story, done for these books. :))

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Like Ed Hannigan's hidden signature (EJH) on the tombstone. :;

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sean wallace

This is neat. A new splash page for the reprinted story from Uncanny Tales 14. It's actually drawn by Aubrey Bradford, not Joe Sinnott. I wasn't aware of any new material in these issues, but here is some evidence.

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Wouldn't it be cool if there was an unpublished Champions 18 (Keith Giffen was slated to take over as penciler). :). Unfortunately, this looks like a page from Peter Parker 17,drawn by S Buscema/Hunt I believe.

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Dino Mauricio

This was actually penciled by Jeff Aclin (inked by DeZuniga), not Budiansky.

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Jason G

Looks like Barry Kitson's work from Spiderman Weekly 607-609. Mike Collins did some of the art for those stories as well, so would have to check to verify.

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Greg McKee

Cool. Bob had told me he had done a Liberty Legion pinup for the British Dept, but I had never hoped to see it (it was never published). :)

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This is most likely early John Romita Jr pencils. Would be great to verify if his initials are on the back though.

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Ross T. L.

It recently came to light that this was actually penciled by Jeff Aclin.