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You can't go wrong with a Bagley Spider-Man page! Many congrats!
Many thanks, Corey. I had no idea how much passion he had for his Conan project and this really displays it.
This is classic Kirby - what a wonderful cover! And the Colletta inks are excellent as well! Many congrats, Lance!
What an amazing DPS! But, then again, for someone who is able to comment on artwork with such depth and perception, it is not in the least surprising that this artwork (like all the rest of the artwork in your collection) is wonderful indeed. Many congrats, my friend!
Many thanks. In fairness to the artist, at the end of the day, his attempted "fusion" has in fact resulted in a distinctive style of his own.
Many thanks, Andy. A single word description - but how apt and powerful it is!
Many thanks, Toni. Yes, there is definitely a BWS vibe in this piece. It is so clean and yet so detailed at one and the same time.
Michael Golden is a wonderful artist and it is indeed common knowledge that virtually everyone would not want to part with his art (I know that from my own experience). This makes this page all the more wonderful than it already is. Many congrats, Toni!
Many thanks, Nick. Its large art format is also a real bonus.
It must have been such a difficult decision but having gone through it so thoroughly, it must also be really wonderful to finally have this amazing piece of artwork in your hands. Many congrats, Carl!
Many thanks, Rubén. Yes, he had been waiting for such a long time to see this story in print and obviously put in a lot of time, effort and himself into the artwork for this particular story.
Many thanks, Mark. Unfortunately, even this scan doesn't capture all the details in this piece.
Many thanks, Miki. That's a wonderful way of putting it. I really love the BWS Conan, but this is different as well.
Many thanks, Alberto. As collectors, we enjoy each other's art collections and never compare. That having been said, your Liam Sharp Red Sonja piece is stunning as it is rare. Many congrats on obtaining that piece for your collection.
This is a stunning piece. Liam Sharp on Red Sonja is rare as well. Many congrats, Alberto!
Many thanks, Ted. Apparently, he's waited over two decades to see this story in print. Hope he continues with more stories and artwork.
Many thanks, Lance. If only we collectors could stop. I do really wish I could but there's always another tempting piece on the horizon!
Many thanks, Michael. Yes, it's got so much of Barry Smith, yet has modern elements of its own.
Many thanks, Rick. Yes, the scan, I'm afraid, does not do this piece justice.
Many thanks, Marcus. That's a great way of putting it!
Many thanks as always, Kavi. Yes, the size is enormous, especially by modern day standards but what is really interesting is that while the detail is fantastic, it does not give any impression of "clutter".
Many thanks, Tom. It's such a large piece as well. The detail is absolutely stunning in person.
Many thanks, Marcus. Let's not forget Werner Roth too on his second X-Men issue!
You got a wonderful page for a wonderful price, which doesn't happen at all often nowadays. Many congrats, Tom!
Many thanks, Dave. Yes, those were the good old days indeed.
Many thanks, West. LOL! In fairness, it was well-deserved because the team was really clobbered by the Juggernaut in the previous issue.
Many thanks, Andrew. And the contrast you point to is so perceptive indeed.
Many thanks, Al, for such a perceptive and kind comment. This particular issue was indeed seminal in the many ways you have so aptly put it.
Many thanks, Anthony. Even with Colletta's inks, the top panel is very nice indeed. In fairness to Colletta, some of his other work was excellent (in particular, with Kirby on Thor).
When I first read that particular issue, Ben, I noticed that the artwork was somewhat different and that was due to the smoother inking of Ayers. Issue 16 was something else - I remember being totally floored by the cover itself, with the Master Mold sitting in the center and taking up most of the cover as the X-Men surrounded him. Many, many years later, I was able to obtain the splash page of that issue at what even today would be considered a huge, huge cost. I didn't know at the time that the cover to that issue had been lost in a fire so, with the benefit of hindsight, it was ultimately worth all the financial pain in obtaining the splash page to that issue which had a similar idea, albeit with only the Master Mold's face taking center stage in the splash itself (which I think you also commented on).
Many thanks for taking the trouble to comment - so succinctly and accurately - on this piece of artwork.
Many thanks once again for taking the trouble to comment on this piece of artwork.
Many thanks, Nick. Such an apt description of the page itself.
Many thanks, Ron. This issue and, in particular, this page really bring back memories.
Many thanks, Ron. And I am very privileged to be its current steward. OT, but many congrats on a very nice and varied original art collection.
Many thanks, and many thanks for your kindness in taking the time and trouble to comment on this page.
Many thanks, as always, Kavi, for your kind comment. It is a historic page indeed and I am so glad to have been able to obtain it.
Many thanks, Alberto. This is proof yet again that Stan Lee had great imagination and was a great storyteller.
Many thanks, Michael. It is indeed rare as I've hardly ever seen pages come up from this particular issue as opposed to the next two issues.
Many thanks, Duke. It is indeed fortunate that I managed to obtain this much earlier on.
Many thanks, Miki. It's quite fortunate that many of us began in the hobby earlier as pieces such as this would clearly be out of my reach nowadays.
Many thanks, Steve. Not to sound churlish but the Colletta inks could have been better. But it's still a seminal issue insofar as the X-Men canon is concerned.
Many thanks, Jason. And I still remember the hugely impressive Sentinels statue you have!
Many thanks, Rubén. I do have a number of pages but no real first appearances I can recall.
Many thanks, Jeff. This issue was really significant and the cover was wonderful - Kirby pencils and Wally Wood inks. If only Wood had inked the interior pages as well!
Many thanks as always, Toni. One cannot understand Colletta. He was somehow fine on Thor but less so on most other titles. Still, this is a classic issue.
Many thanks, Jason. It's a real compliment coming from an X-Men expert.
Thanks so much, Tom, and for always taking the time and trouble to comment on my artwork.
