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I guess it must be from him. I haven't asked. He's on Facebook, so you can ask him. He's incredibly friendly and easy to talk to. I may be wrong about this but I think he has done a few recreations.
If you don't get a reply, let me know. I have his email address and will contact him for you.
As the OA market for US pages has gone up, and frequently over the budget of many collectors, more and more fans have started picking up the British art from the 1989s. At one time it was only appealing to guys like myself who grew up on these books.
By the way, Jeff is a brilliant guy. I've visited his home and saw the art he had kept. (No, I don't recall seeing any Razorback art.)
Oh, this is great to see! Still have my copy of that issue! Did you get this direct from Jeff, Razorback Fan?
Aw, man, Fabulous Flo. This is brilliant and sad at the same time.
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Stunning art from a genius. The saddest and greatest loss in comics history.
Well, a TALENTED "17-year-old idiot" from what I can make out. If it's not too personal, did you pursue a creative career?
By the way, I was born on December of '67, so a matter of months before this photo was taken.
Yikes. What a sad story.
Obviously can't see any detail, but looks like you really went to town on the art. At the very least, you'd think they would send a card encouraging you to keep practising. Can't imagine much unsolicited art was near this standard.
Wow.
This is an amazing piece of history.
Amazing. His con sketches are better than most artist's best commissions.
That looks great. Mike did a fabulous job.
And you're right about his agent, Scott Kress. He's a great guy.
Stunning splash... although I thought his first name was Jean, not Gil.
Wow. Stunning piece and incredible balancing act. It's obviously inspired by the original but with enough of its own personality to make it its own distinct work. Fabulous.
Rather lovely reverse homage to Iron Man #126. Really like the colours in the background, too.
Fabulous art by one of the greatest geniuses to ever sit at a drawing board.
The passing of Carlos was the end of an era.
Ah, the infamous page that claims Edinburgh has skyscrapers! (I got married there, it has nothing of the sort.)
Great period of X-Men and a cracking splash page, though. :)
Lovely colours over some wonderful Golden Age 2000AD art.
I had the great pleasure of holding this in my hands last night and getting to see it up close.
It is even more amazing in the flesh, so to speak.
Wonderful art from a wonderful artist.
That's wonderful, Ger. A sketch and time with the man himself!
I am very jealous. Sal has been my favourite artist since 1976 and I regret never having met him.
Never knew he'd ever visited Europe, either!
Fabulous art and a historic story. Incredible how much story Ron could cram into a single page and never seem rushed or cluttered.
Have to confess that I was another who didn't appreciate Ron's artwork as a kid but now love it. No one can top Ezquerra but Ron is certainly one of the greats when it comes to Dredd.
That is one pissed off Stark in the Mk.I! Wonder if Bob was thinking of a specific moment in Iron Man history? Is he about to f*#k up Wong Chu after killing Yinsen?
Love the design on this, especially the concentric background with the break for the title and the colours that remind me of the classic Star Trek bridge.
The Silver Centurian armour is a great design which I much prefer to the streamlined version that replaced it. It just seemed to have the weight and bulk you would imagine an Iron Man would have. And no one does metallic sheen quite like Bob.
Great stuff.
Really great sense of depth in those inks. Masterful job.
Gorgeous. Few talents, alive or dead, as great as Sal Buscema. Legendary artist who is every bit as good today as he was at any point during his illustrious career.
Great piece from a great artist. I have a couple of Dredd meets... myself from Ezquerra and Bolton. :)
Incredible. Yet again, Ari, you've caught an artist on his best day. If this doesn't lead to an email inbox full of commission requests, I'll eat my hat.
Jaw Dropping image from a legend. Commissions don't come any better than this.
Stunning. I keep coming back to look at this every day and the more I look at it, the more I love it. A classic image from an iconic artist. Why Sal Buscema isn't widely heralded as one of the greatest artists that have ever lived is completely beyond me.
I think that may be my favourite of your recent BoGs, Ari. Really like that one a lot. Congratulations.
That's a great piece, especially considering it's a con sketch. Very sensual and tender.
Incredible piece. Feels like it walked right out of the Bronze Age.
The notion of annual or regular art from Ron is very much my thinking too, Sean. I haven't had the pleasure of meeting Ron, unfortunately. It's always been through Scott, his agent. My first commission was by Ron and it's still one of my favourites. Scott is a fabulous agent, always replies to emails promptly and utterly reliable, while Ron is always on time or early. That's why I have gone back to them and will continue to go back to them. Anyway, I am still jealous that you have that art and not me. It gets better each time I look at it. :)
Brilliant art from one of the best artists out there. I have five pieces from Ron and it's really not enough.
