Amazing...did not expect to see this today....

Nice drawing, this is a concept for the remake of the classic 80's sidescroller video game Splatterhouse. Biz was the perfect choice for the remake...

Woah!!!

Lovely piece Andy!

Cool commission, I toyed with the idea of getting Biz to recreate something for me, once upon a time…this is a great choice…

Another incredible piece Ashley, I can only imagine how good this looks in the flesh...

Great stuff...I wonder what you traded it for...?

Outstanding! What a piece to have...massive congratulations on the acquisition of one of the great Biz pictures. 

Bisley at his most Sienkiewicz...superb stuff  

He did a cover for Strip! for Marvel UK featuring the Punisher and also depicted the character (alongside Spiderman)  on The Comic Book Price Guide 1990 edition, Both were published in 1990 (a year or two before this one...)

Sorry to hear about that, it sounds pretty bad. We had a terrible experience with that particilar dealer ourselves...I've never contacted PayPal to reverse a transaction before, but made anwxceopton for them. They heard the story and immediately gave us the refund...

The whole ordeal (as well as a few other recent disasters) has practically turned us off collecting art...

it's a shame, because you have a cool of great Al Columbia pieces which have probably been soured for you...

Not mad on a lot of his more recent work, but this page is fantastic, Joe looks great in the top panel...lovely stuff.

Super Cam goodness SR! That's a couple of great full strips you have now...massive congrats!

There is very light pencil on the piece, but in the main it's completely black ink (from a pen), black marker, white out and black spray paint. The paper has yellowed and there are glue marks where the speech bubbles fell off...I have those somewhere and have been meaning to reattach them...

These were published pre-internet so a comics book artist's process was a complete mystery to me and these pages at the start of the Lobo graphic novel provided a real inspiration to me and probably many others who saw them

Fantastic, that he gave his robots character and personality yet keeping them true to their model sheets made Kev (for me) the greatest ABC Warrior artist ever alongside Bisley

Gorgeous! When you see Kevin Walker art in the flesh, it's difficult to believe that a human could do something so well designed and intricate. His colour sense is amazing

Super stuff, it's great to see how close his tryout was to the actual page, but also how much he came on too...these are fine pages and I'd love to see them published as bonus material in any future collection..

You kinda forget how beautiful these pages are! I had a problem with some of the artwork in Book III back in the day, particularly the splash pages. But seeing it today in the featured artwork, it really takes your breath away. What gorgeous colour and design. Fantastic stuff from one of the finest ever British Comics.

The book is called 'Frankenstein'...not 'The Monster'!! Who needs him? I love this page...so brilliantly executed. Big fan of the other two pieces...don't forget to mention that the unused title page uses a passage from 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' by Coleridge, which complements the piece so well....

Just checked Simon Harrison out of interest today...can't believe you put all these up!! What a fantastic collection H!!

In my opinion, one of the greatest covers of 2000AD...I remember cheering when I first laid eyes on it on the newsagent shelf...

FedEx have destroyed and mislaid two pieces belonging to me...and they won't take any responsibility ;and claimed they aren't insured for art) I wish there was some way you could get them...

This is my favourite of the unpublished pages...I've seen the original page (that was published)  and there isn't a whole lot between them....

Fab! Looks like rough work for Bad Boy...

Incredible Matt...I kinda miss the old ranger...but this lady is adequate compensation...

Amazing acquisition, can't belive it's takn me so long to notice it in your collection...

Ken

Cheers Scott, I just joined Instagram earlier this week (yep, I'm something of a social medai luddite!), but I'll put my newfound membership to use and check that link out straight away...

You must tell me what's in this serious collection...!
I know what you mean about those Doom Patrol covers (I love your linework piece btw), I have to pinch myself that myself and Trev have several in our collection...they are my favourite body of work by Biz..

Asolutley wonderful Matt. What an amazing piece! I'm/we're thrilled for you...!

I was going to mention 'Dream of a thousand cats' in my previous comment...i had no idea they were doing that own...so who knows? Redemption may be at hand...

PS: I will not stoop to the level of making low jokes such as 'they'll probably recast the cats as dogs...' because such things would surely be beneath me...

That's fantastic, great panel, you can see the charactrer of the people by their appendages...and I also believe that I've spotted the minuscule Extra-Terristrial...

It's also defintiely better than The Sandman (TV Series)...my cat concurs/conpurrs...


 

Amazing page Mr, S R!! Delighted to know it's in your collection and thanks for adding the sketches on the reverse...it's brilliant to see one of the 77 (or so) pages that Bisley did for this landmark epic..! 

Absolute beauty...and the Biz ABC Warriors page ain't bad either...! (I must start including pics of Coco with my collection) Great page, any pics on the reverse? (a few of my ABC pages do...)

That sounds awesome, keep me posted. Make sure to tell him that Trev and Ken said 'hi'! when you see him.:.

Very cool Tim, you've managed to get yourslef two great commisions from him...

Gorgeous, BIsley's colour palette (and execution) for the Grendel pieces was exceptional...

Completely agree, what a fantastic image...

Very nice. Out of all the 'Famous Women in History' Bisley pieces, this is perhaps the most historically accurate and artistically justified....

It's a shame that this piece has been so quickly pushed back by the deluge of 13 coins pages that were put up by one poster which really should the classified section! I almost missed it. Anyways, it's a great and important Bisley piece from his peak period and the peak period (mid 80s to mid 90s) of comic art in general.

How has nobody commented on this yet? This is frickin' awesome!! Great to see it in your collection...

Amazing Steve! What a haul!! I was delighted to see these in your collection when I typed 'McMahon' onto my CAF search just now...classic strip by the greatest Dredd artist (those colours man!)...made up for you. 

Absolutely beautiful, he was the best around during the period this was created. Such an eerie image, from a haunting comic strip by the untouchable Master of Horror...

Hi Steve, just measured it there (rough estimate as it's in a frame and some of it is behind a border). It's approximately 36 inchs by 24 inchs (91cm x 60cm) a good bit bigger than most of the other covers we have.

Incredible haul from an wonderful, dynamic artist, whose ability is up there with the Masters. Big congrats on the additions to your estimable collection.

One of the more memorable pictures of Slaine in 2000ad. Awesome

I have to say I was not expecting to see the likes of this when I decided to browse CAF this morning! Wow! Big, big congratulations...great pic.

Incredible...one of the most iconic pieces of comic art ever...I discussed its whereabouts with Simon on many an occasion...Now we know where it is!

Once again, thank you from mega fan...

Very cool Hiew, another treasure from your collection...

Fantastic Andy! Fabulous pickup! Super cover and great story...