Very memorable cover as this was Marvel's answer to DC's Batman Black and White!  I think this had a Wrightson and a Ditko story in it which made it so much more important.

Congrats again on getting this. I was trying to be good and didn't buy it, but regretted it when I saw you buy it :) 

If this was done at the show and not predone, it shows how good Morrison is adapting the Simpsons look on the fly!

Pop art cartooning by Allred who makes Widow's female form succinctly swinging sixties with her seductress episonage action pose! 

Harvey and all of the Next Comic Art gang were knocking them out of the park at OAX.

The UK weekly pages often had added tones applied as the issues were printed in black and white. Sometimes it would be on the original boards, or sometimes added to the production art it seems, just from my own observations through the years. Check out this article by UK collector Mark Newbold. He includes a great scan of Star Wars issue 1 page 1. If you compare to the US version, a lot of screen tones were added to the laser and explosion effects in the UK printing that had been handled by the color work in the US printing. Unfortunately that particular page does not appear in the IDW artifact edition. But, looking at the pages that were scanned in that book, I do not readily spot screen tones on Chaykin's boards, and I suspect it was all added later in production on stats for the UK printing. To Han's point, I'm not sure anyone would have taken the time to peel it off. But age certainly could have seen it fall off pending storage conditions. Looking forward to seeing what my fellow SW collectors have to say! Or, might be a question to toss Jeff Aclin or Howard Bender on Facebook as they did a lot of that tint work and recap fill-in pages for the UK books.

He didn't have the film to work with to see what he could be drawing to and just drew what he saw in the script and maybe some photos.  This shows his version that he did not adpat to look like the film which is really cool to think about as he basically had to do the storyboarding on his own.

I had a feeling it might end up with you;) As a film nut, you got what happen to be some of my personal favorite Yuko pieces, too. Congrats!