Sexy Dillon Judge Anderson. He drew some lovely stuff round this period.

Wow! Art curator – impressive. Hmmm. Should I be spared, I am going to be uploading onto CAF a drawing at the end of next month which I would really value your opinion on. It should be right up your street – I won it on Heritage this year, it was un/misattributed, and it is, in my opinion and that of two non-CAF-member comic fans I know, by a British artist. It would not surprise me if you had thrown a couple of bids on it yourself as you seem to be able to identify a hidden gem. Sorry to be so “cloak and dagger” but I have not scanned it yet or written out my typically verbose description detailing what it means to me and my argument for why it is by who I think it is. Also, I might find the “smoking gun” to prove it is by who I think it is by 25 May. I said that Mark Cox had an eclectic taste in comics; he has nothing on you as, judging by your collection, your knowledge from Altergott to [E]Zquerra seems too be every bit as broad.

Well I might have been able to distinguish Bisley from O’Neill if I had seen a full page of comic art but to do it from two head sketches small enough to fit on a button/badge requires an expert’s eye, and you have the evidence to back it up, so hats off to you. I am glad you won the auction as you are obviously a squaxx dek Thargo. As for the Mark Cox query – at least you pointed me in the right direction by describing him as “Titan editor” because there are a lot of “Mark Cox”es out there on the internet, so for that florix grabundae.

That is excellent detective work to identify, from the verso, the true artist behind these headshots because they were attributed to someone else. I was one of the underbidders, way down the list, for this lot but mainly for the Ezquerra. Can you tell me anything about Mark Cox because he seems to have had (or has) a very eclectic taste in comic art? Is he the "American-based British print designer and art director" that comes up when you Google his name and do you know why he has sold so much of his OA?

You have this the wrong way round. Thers an infamous printed page he worked on where the eagle is on the wrong shoulder.

Phenomenal!  Great write-up, too

Well Fred is a member of Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes.  The Qanon Shaman was running to have a second term as Grand Poohbah, but due to the rigged system of letting millions of illegal mental asylum transgender surgeried rock quarry prisoners pouring into Bedrock voting, vice president Rubble had to be hung.

This is absolutely pricess! I remember reading this as a kid and not being impressed in the slightest. 

Is the scan itself the original photo that was taken / used for this panel?

Nice! Just got my Doofus bookplate sketch too. I've only seen one Henry Hotchkiss bookplate so far. 

What  truly wonderful curio ! An key part of the pleasure of being on CAF. 

This is just... incredible. The negative space used for the Dalek energy weapons is done SO nicely! The violets compliment the destruction showcased by the heavy inks perfectly.

Reminds of "Absolom Daak: Dalek Killer" (if you remember that!)

Unbelievable! How awesome are the reflections on the hood?!? 

I tought about him and Look and learn but those painting don't appear on the look and learn database : https://www.lookandlearn.com/

Excellent page. I used to own this (and should probably take it down from my gallery on CAF). We love Dmitri-9, comrade!

Like most of these movie poster paintings, the hits become classics, the misses become great illustrations.  It has all the elements with danger, mystery, and the handsome leading man in the Sutherland likeness.  How the square and the face breaks/blends is symbolic of his internal conflict for his life as a hitman and husband.