Outstanding 

Wow. That's a great page. I'm looking forward to the upcoming Monkeyman and O'Brien collection from Flesk Publications. I hope they are able to include the crossover.

Congratulations. I watched this cartoon on the new Looney Tunes Collectors Vault BluRay. Irv Wyner is currently featured at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco. They displayed art from the Flintstones, the Jetsons, and Looney Tunes. 

That's a good one. It's a better buy than many Timms I've seen recently.

Nice work. Thanks for the artist background information.

That's a nice one. 

That's a great example of Crisse artwork.

I am haunted by the feeling that I went to see Adam Warren in San Diego for autographs and I missed the chance to get BGC prelims. I remember a couple fellows off to the side looking through papers, but I simply got his signature and left. 

That's outstanding and a great way to start collecting. I never miss an issue of Usagi Yojimbo and buy the hardcover collections from Stan.

This inspired commission idea resulted in a great one by Mike Manley. 

That's a powerful Diana. Justin is a good guy.

A lovely and warmhearted portrait of Honey Dorian. I need to reread my Classic Comics Press volumes.

Really lovely artwork. My friend Mando Mendez wrote a great piece on Paul Gillon and this strip.

This drawing appears in the Adam Warren Sketchbook printed in Japan by The Bio Hazard Project in December 1996. On page 29, it is labeled "AT THE BEACH   1994"

Great request. I hate those Arctic Nation villains.

That's a great Holdaway.

Congratulations. We got to see Patrick at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco and the Charles Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa. He's a very kind gentleman.

Congratulations. You beat me on this one. My brother Stuart published the Extra Sketchiness book. I remember Adam coming to the SDCC booth and I purchased the Biohazard sketchbook from his portfolio.

How did I miss a Lucky Luke page? Congratulations. I love those comics as does my brother Stuart and his daughter. He brought me back some merchandise from Angouleme. I hear there was a great Morris exhibition there, too.

That's a wonderful story, Anna.

My friend Mando Mendez loves this strip and wrote about it in his defunct Rules of Attraction website. I saw the French collection in my brother's store. I'd love to see an English translation, too. 

Roy Crane drew great airplanes and pretty girls.

That's a great looking P-51. 

Another outstanding drawing by Eliza.

Delightful Aisling and Pangur Ban painting. I love the song she sings.

Terrific Alary artwork 

Great page. This is from the Dark Horse miniseries Dirty Pair: Fatal But Not Serious from 1996.

That's a nice delicate sketch.

These are quite a score from one of the standout animated series of all time. 

Friday June 4, 1965. I have the first two panels of the Sunday June 6th where Deedee is waiting for Constance in the apartment. They were two parts of a romantic triangle.

Thanks, John. I had no idea.

Congratulations. Mike's SuperBatober pieces are so fun. 

Outstanding example. I love these supportive roommates. 

Wonderful image from the Ray Harryhausen movie. 

This one has really nice shots of our three principal characters. It is one of Leonard's better stories.

That's a wonderful dramatic page. I am grateful to Dark Horse, IDW, and the Library of American Comics for excellent Manning collections.

I think this must be when Tombo is hanging from the dirigible line.

The Timm finished pencil pieces are fantastic and equal to his color pieces. I really regret passing up one at Albert's SDCC booth years ago. Was really happy to see the piece in the Flesk Publications book.

That's definitely a nice one.

The Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco displayed this original and the entire Lawrence sequence for many months in the early nineties. Lynn Johnston came for a talk and signing. Congratulations on acquiring a historic piece.

That's a stunner. 

That's a winner.

Outstanding.

A great drawing by Bruce Timm. 

That's a piece to treasure.

That's a nice one.

I hadn't thought of that aspect, but you're right. Mulan was made in Orlando, but will be thrown out by the extremists.

That's a nice one. I bought the following page 10 from Terry and Rachel when they came through the San Francisco Bay Area this year. Flesk Publications in Santa Cruz is doing an art book on the Dodsons. 

The beach scene reminds me of the Jet Li movie Once Upon a Time in China. 

Outstanding.