Regular large art size. DEEP black ink. I think they used lead and asbestos in the ink back then.

It's an extreme measure, I know, but Really was emailing me every week or two for a while there, so I just had to put my foot down;)

Another rockin' Santos page!

Wow! That is amazing. I had no idea Gold Key was getting so freaky back then.

Great panel of one of the most important Batman-influenced superheros EVER!

Wonderful stuff! Big congrats!

How you gonna come on here and drop FOUR Muñoz pages just like that? 

So great! Elias was a pre-code rockstar!

*long whistling release of breath* ...most of us don't really deserve the name of collector...

Basically the greatest of all possible titles, & nice eyeball example!

I like that the hapless human has an 'A' on his shirt, like his future opponent Cap has on his forehead... fantastic sequence, congratulations again)

Oh, ok, yeah. A We3 cover. That's fine, that's totally normal. I'm surprised that I'm even commenting on this. 

I believe he had toddlers himself around this time--maybe a significant influence on monster behavior in these books?

Last Valaria!!! Super cool!

Absolute killer splash, wow. His face looks like a fish!

You got a painting by a painter for sub-cartoon-prelim price!

Ah, good news! I'll update my description. Are they all from the same story?

Genius cartooning!

Love, love, LOVE that Multi-Killer!

A page that only Colan could produce. Nicely inked as well.

Spicy!

What a great page! Kirby stands alone, the singular genius of American comics.

Comics had noses in those days, I'll tell you what 

Wow, PG Maeda! That seems rare...

"Suddenly--it's Thor!" --with random new Hammer-sensor powers just because we need to get the Avengers to Slovenia or wherever. These comics are more fun than a two-tailed stoat!

My only quibble with Wright is that he drew too many panels with men in them. This strip avoids that problem nicely!

What the heck! This is just the coolest thing ever! Also, thanks for posting that Breccia article, I learned a lot.

Fantastic stuff! These originals are so meticulously finished--the only US corollary I can think of is, (gulp)...Little Annie Fanny...

That's pretty convincing!

Seems like you really need to put together a whole story. I mean, to be taken seriously as a collector.

Wonderful Toth page. I love the 2nd tier especially.

Kuwata! He's great, prolific, stylish, a terrific designer. This is a really attractive page, that makes me want to know more about the series. Nice pickup!

A silky smooth collaboration of two of the greatest to ever do it. What a treasure!

Remarkable to have a complete Kirby story! This one is fascinating, exploring a major reoccuring theme in Kirby, one civilization modeling itself on another. Kamandi is full of this, and the Transilvane sequence in Jimmy Olsen is another example.

My goodness! There's something so out-of-reach about a Flash Sunday... I don't want to know what you did for this!

Really gorgeous.

Beautiful.

Nice one! This strip would have been great if he had got rid of those stupid kids.

Gulp!...Wow! The repeating image top and bottom strips, all hand drawn, have enchanted me!

Very high level of peril on this beauty! Congrats!

Nice!

Tremendous! Full steam Ploogery.

What an absolute gem of pop culture flotsam! It evokes a whole era.

Strong soon-to-go-pro vibes!

Oh that first panel! It's a poem.

Jaw-dropping!

Spicy Stories from the Levant?

Great choice.

On second look, the pencils are so loose I think they must be Caniff. I assume the assistants would give him tighter drawings.

Caniff studio for sure. Pencils might be by Dick Rockwell or another assistant/ghost. I think the iinks were always Milt? These look like him.