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Amazing Spider-man #86, page 10
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 1/17/2014
I know they say it's just lines on paper, but... yow, what a page!

Captain America #136, page 11
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 1/15/2014
Given the limitations of the printing process back then, it really says something about artists like Everett who put so much effort into their inks. Beautiful page!

Man-Thing 11, page 1
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 1/13/2014
Such a great splash... nice to see you bring this one home!

bookplate
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 10/23/2013
Bookplates are tres cool, it's a shame your gift wasn't appreciated more (or at all, from the sounds of it). I tried to get a comics pro to design a bookplate for me but it was outside his scope of normal commissions so it never happened.

Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos #15, page 20
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 3/31/2013
With twenty pages of Spider-Man and ten of Dr. Strange in the same month, it's amazing that Steve Ditko had time to ink a Sgt. Fury story. Interesting results!

Fantastic Four #277, page 3
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 3/31/2013
Love the soulful look in Ben's eyes in panel two, and the smooth storytelling in the last two panels. Byrne knew he didn't need to bop his readers over the head to understand what was going on.

Fantastic Four #277, page 12
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 3/31/2013
One of my earliest FF issues! I didn't know who John Byrne was at the time, but I knew the Fantastic Four was pretty damn good every month. Great page!

Howard The Duck #5, page 17
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 3/31/2013
I once talked to a girl about Howard the Duck for twenty minutes at a Jr. High School dance. Could I have been a bigger dork? Probably not.

Avengers #259, page 5
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 3/31/2013
Was there a herald of Galactus who wasn't cool? I love Firelord and this is one of the earliest issues I read that he appeared in. Beautiful work by Buscema and Palmer!

Thor #152, page 6
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 3/31/2013
This sure beats talking heads. Great page!

Fun with Milk and Cheese, page 5
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 3/31/2013
Evan Dorkin would be arrested in several countries for this type of "art". Fortunately he is safe in the good ol' USA so he can entertain us with his dairy products.

NICK CARDY - Green Lantern #1 - One Minute Later
Owner: Michael One Minute Later

Comment posted on 2/11/2012
No qualifiers needed here -- that's beautiful work for any age! The Green Lantern figure looks so majestic -- a perfect combination of power and grace. Bravo!

Daredevil #85, page 21
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 1/15/2012
Despite the lack of human sensitivity, that is a beautiful page. What a way to end an issue!

Cerebus 153 pg 5
Owner: Kirk Fredrichs

Comment posted on 5/12/2011
Looking at that last panel I can hear the crowd thunder in my ears. No one did sound in a silent medium as well as Dave Sim. Great page!

Avengers #2 pin up by Kirby
Owner: Albert Moy

Comment posted on 5/12/2011
I can barely imagine how great this looks in person. Good lord, just another day at the office for Jack Kirby.

Cerebus 189 pg 2-3 - Throne Destruction
Owner: James Guarnotta

Comment posted on 5/12/2011
Absolutely breathtaking. There will never be another comic art team like Sim and Gerhard.

Cerebus #152 pg 2-3 - Kill Him!!!
Owner: James Guarnotta

Comment posted on 5/12/2011
This is one of the earliest issues of Cerebus I ever read. I didn't know what the hell was going on, but I was intrigued enough to keep reading. A fantastic DPS!

The Amazing Spider-Man issue 268, page 21
Owner: Guy Van Gompel

Comment posted on 5/11/2011
Frenz and Rubinstein were magic on ASM. Great page!

Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man issue 90, page 30
Owner: Guy Van Gompel

Comment posted on 5/11/2011
A splash page with the first black costume in PPTSSM and a full figure Black Cat? So. Very. Sweet.

Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man 96, page 3
Owner: Guy Van Gompel

Comment posted on 5/11/2011
Wow, the splash page from one of the earliest comics I ever collected! I had no idea who the robot guy was but he looked awfully creepy coming out of the cloak. Congrats on a great page that brings back a lot of memories for me.

Amazing Spider-man #86, page 7
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 1/18/2011
The greatness of Spider-Man was how the personal life of Peter Parker was just as interesting as the Spider-Man heroics. Beautiful page... congrats!

Dr Strange #170, page 16
Owner: Comicart Boston

Comment posted on 11/30/2010
Gorgeous page from an unsung artist. Wish his stint on Dr. Strange had been much, much longer.

Amazing Spider-Man #252, page 17
Owner: Comicart Boston

Comment posted on 11/30/2010
Great page from a fun issue! Hearing about the black costume as a kid turned me from a casual reader into a full blown collector. Interesting to see how the white spider tapers to a single point - it was switched to two points in future appearances. I hope this is hanging somewhere you can see it every day.

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