This one is boob-tastic!  Cho sure does a sexy Elvira.

It certainly is Fleischeresqu.  Rude did nail it.

I had no idea Mike Grell drew daily strips.  These are beautiful!

I'll bet that big @ss heel really hurts!

Alex Ross at his finest!

I've always said that these bands doing shows when they are all like 70 years old are picking up Depends off the stage instead of panties like the old days.

This is an awesome Dave Hunt DPS.  I love the solidity of it.  Strong figure work with great action and a fabulous cityscape to boot!!

She's fabulous in both the prelim and the finished piece, but the 'critters' are better in the prelim.  Much stronger.

He certainly does Caroline justice in this beautiful piece.

Thor covers don't get more classic than this.  It's a museum piece!

Galactus is widely known for being a bit of a grump.  What the h-e-double-toothpicks does he know?  This is a spine-shaking cover by one my of favorite childhood artists.  It makes me weak in the knees.

Now, I'm pretty sure I've got that cosmically powered Surfboard tucked away in my bedroom closet behind the bit of Kryptonite I've been saving for a special occasion...

Drew's work is special.  Congratulations on owning these beautiful pieces.

Oh, Frank!.  He designed the perfect sword holder.  So incredibly sexy.

A golden nugget from the Silver-Age.  What a powerful piece of science fiction art.

Joe Rubinstein was the perfect inker for Sal.  This page is dynamite!

Lucky Sgt. Kleiman.  She is Sultry with a capital "S'.

The Tranquility Motor Lodge.  $15 a night and our executive spa will take off those unwanted pounds in no time!  Until you get home...

I have dutifully washed my mouth out with soap.  I may go blind, as I used Lifebuoy, so I have to type this while I still can.  The Defenders are Bronze-Age, not Silver-Age.

Wonderful Sid Greene page.  In my opinion, one of the better artists who seems to fly under a lot of radars.  I love the lettering, and it is definitely a Silver-Age beauty, but it still retains some of that Golden-Age charm.

Jerry Grandenetti and Murphy Anderson.  Great team.  Beautiful, dark page, full of supernatural energy and motion.

Thank you, Joe.  Alf is one of my favorite cels. It's a terrific piece or art.

" Nice page featuring the entire team"

Master of the understatement.  This is a page from Defenders # freakin' 3!  It is a Silver-Age Museum piece.  Just beautiful!!

I am a HUGE Earl Norem fan, and I remember this cover like it was yesterday.  It was a big part of the reason I bought the book.

HOWEVER...

I did not know this Kirby rendition existed.  I am now sad Kirby's cover wasn't used.  It is so much more dynamic than Earl's rendering.  It's one of Kirby's finest works.

Congratulations on owning this piece of comic book history.

Poor Cecil of Clampett.  He really didn't know what he was getting into.  Best to just yield.  You got to known when to fold 'em.

Classic Perez.

I was going to say her pure sex appeal was surpassed only be her beautiful hair, but you put it much more succinctly.  I concur.

Matt Baker was amazing.

Boy, that's really something.  This site has taught me the backs of the art can be awful interesting.  I had no idea artists did this stuff.

I, too, wonder if this is Sonja.  Her headgear and arm doohickeys seem more science fiction than sword and sorcery.  Either way, she is a Nebres beauty, and there is no denying that!

Do you realize how hard it is to get the Hulk to stand still for a group photo?  A hundredth of a second later, he yelled, "Hulk Smash!" and drove the camera through the photographer's head.  Fortunately The King was there and rendered the whole scene from memory.

Timeless classic.  That's what this is.  You must be very proud to own it!

I have to stop and look at her in the last panel every time it cycles up on the home page.  Just beautiful.

This page literally screams, "I'm what comic books are all about!" to me.  I could just stare at it all day.

Beautiful.

I've never heard of the character, but that can't be a surprise.  This a really cool cover.  Classic Chaykin.

I always wondered why my book Captain Failure wasn't a success.  I should have followed in the steps of the King!

I was first in line the day Captain Victory hit the stands.  I couldn't wait to get my mitts on the newest Kirby creation, and I wasn't disappointed.

Congratulations an all your beautiful Kirby pages, but the Captain Victory are particularly special.

I spent a lot of time listening to this and other Power Records when I was a kid.  This is a really special piece to have.

Congratulations.

It is amazing.  Two of the greatest Superman artists ever, and LOOK at that beautiful hand-lettered title.  Makes me goosebumpy all over.

Wowzers!  We all know the iconic Grell Warlord pages, but the shear dynamic beauty of this page makes it a Grell-Grail in my book!

That is sweet.

Joe Staton: The master of unusual noses.  This is classic Staton.  A great page!

This is an awesome page.  Ramona Fradon was the perfect Super Friends artist.

Jim was such a master of this 'look,' I've often wondered if he was ever a secret agent himself.  This is a fabulous grab. 

Congratulations!

It must be a dream sequence.  Fozzy even has Statler and Waldorf in tears!  I love it.

Very true.  Wilson was a workman like artist who flew under many radars while others such as Frank Miller and Bill Sienkiewicz were up in the lights.  This page display's his touch for the gritty New York Marvel style.

I always felt Sinnott was the best inker for The Thing, his solid black surfaces expertly placed to bring out the form of this human rock pile, but what he does with this page is even more amazing.  Best of all, he chose to do every brick of Ben Grimm's 'homestead' in black, leaving the light to indicate the edges of each and every brick.  Not just indications for the colorist to finish off.  This serves to underscore the weight of the situation.  A true masterwork.

I first encountered Ron Wilson's pencils on Marvel Two-In-One, and loved his Marvel Style right away.  He was very much a Marvel artist.

Lovely page.

Shawn McManus and Sal Trapani according to DC Fandom Wiki.  A great Green Arrow page!

Without 'em he probably couldn't afford the groceries.

All these Monotony pages look the same to me...

Great!

I have always had a soft spot for Whitman book covers.  Congrats on owning this really neat piece of art.

I was out of comics for a while in 1990, and I didn't even realize Paris Cullens drew the new Teen Titans.  This is a beautiful page.

Mix a little, er, a lot of testosterone in your paint, and you get a piece (pun intended) like this.  She's flat out debilitating.

Jim should have shown the gator's thoughts, "Them's good eatin'!"

Uber-Cool piece to own.

I hadn't even noticed the rainbow.  Neat.

This is a beautiful painting.  One of Rude's best pieces, and that is saying something.

It was published somewhere, when I was young, because I've seen it before.  I can certainly remember it having quite a positive effect on me, artistically and otherwise.

Funny thing is, change the hair color to blonde, and it is the spitting image of a girl who lived at the other end of our street.

This is fantastic.  Bolland gold!!

A very funny joke, from QI, I think?  Not sure.  If you put a dozen monkeys in a room, with a typewriter, they would eventually write a sequel to "Dude, Where's My Car?"