Thanks, Steven, for a very tempting offer. I will consider it.

You are lucky! It's still a great strip. In later years it was often a mix of original art and stats with the headshots almost always being stats.

Beautiful prelim.

Well worth the wait :-)

Excellent Finlay.

Every Mark Beyer strip is pure gold.

I'm speechless!

You probably meant Bill Woggon -;)

The odd shape is pretty creepy too. Nice addition.

George kept his inkers busy.

Excellent Cannon!

Yes, great use of Craftint. Wallace Wood was another master. 

Gasp! Choke! A true story from the Vault of Horror.  How anybody can leave a Frazetta page unprotected in a bar is beyond me. I guess that you and Lee have learned your lesson and will keep your OA under plastic protection in the future.

Outstanding Barton.

Now, why does Steranko spring into my mind?

Wonderful example of Rip Kirby.

Dr. Strange and Frank Brunner were meant for each other.

By the Dread Dormammu! Those all-Adkins Dr. Strange stories were pure gold!

Big congrats!

Love the 90 degrees twist of the girl's torso ;-)

A masterful all-Gene Day page from his tour-de-force issue, Master of Kung Fu #118. Gene Day was really at the top of the game at his untimely death.

A true friend is increasingly hard to find in this hobby.

Here you struck gold.

Excellent Brenda.

Superb all-Wildey artwork and sequence. Big congrats!

Congrats, Kelly, glad you liked it. It was a steal as well. Btw, Marcus, this has nothing with the cowboy genre to do at all.

Sadly, your Wood collection has shrunk, Mark. Hang on to this one, hear?

Nobody could make a person fly into your face like Kirby. The last panel is simply marvelous.

The 12-panel grid is working well for Giffen. Very convincing.

Great Trashman action. It first appeared in Subvert Comics No. 3 (1976) in the story " Route Zero, 'The Road That Knows No Law' ", later reprinted as page 103 in Trashman Lives! (Fantagraphics, 1989).

John Sink was a master of subtle hints. F.ex. you can often find lighthouses in the background. Check the splashes to "A Game of Hearts" and "3 Kisses to Paradise"...

Lovely splash with the incredibly long Sink legs. I am lucky enough to own 3 pages from the same story.

Wild!

Excellent! You made my day.

Very interesting story! Personally, I think that Tatjana was the best colorist for Wally and that the final red and golden slipcase was a gem. I found the quality of the plates very uneven and it looks as if they were executed during the last 10 years of Wood's life. The good-bad ratio is about 50-50 and the worst should have been deleted, but his one is a keeper, Mark! Thanks for sharing.

Sometimes less is more. Love your colorwork.

Choice romance!

Great storytelling. I am pleased to see this beauty finding a new home.

Weirdly, The Hulk's trousers always change color during his transformation.

Wood madness.

Wow, Mark! Great Kirby additions.

You probably meant panel 4. The wonderful Syd Shores inking is almost ruined by the coloring. Marvel is doing a lousy job when reissuing these old comics. Top-notch page.

Very neat!

Big congrats!

Now, did Vinnie erase anything here? It would be interesting to see the King's original pencils.

A perfect combination for Conan. Welcome to the club.

Best of luck, Lee!!

For some strange reason, I get a Matt Fox feeling when I see this piece.

I believe so. Most of Gilberton's artwork is locked up in private collections. I've acquired quite a number of covers from auctions over the years.

You're welcome, Dries. Too gruesome for me :-)

Excellent example of Frank Robbins' aviation art.

Wonderful ad page! "Call Me Wicked" with a typical Sparling female,

and tomorrow's Passion is classic John Sink. Big congrats!