I have searched the internet high and low, and can find nothing about Mike Hoffman's behavior.  What are you referring to?

You know, it's funny, but big horizontal was the first thing I thought of when I looked at this sizzling painting.

Sal Amendola  - Again, another artist I loved 'in the day,' but have forgotten.  I love this site and this page.  Excellent example of Sal's artistry.

I didn't even know there was a Grummett era on The New Teen Titans.  This is awesome!

Did you guys realize that Enrich Torres swiped this for Vampirella #103:

https://comics.ha.com/comic-issue-index/vampirella.s?id=36214

Clean.  Stunningly clean, with great form and weight.  I so loved Paul Smith's X-Men.  1) Byrne, 2) Smith

Bit 'o Mark Schultz in there too..

I really had to think for a minute to understand the Bullwinkle crack in the last panel.  Brilliant!  As is the page.  Love Greg Larocque's work.

They done loved 'im up and turned him into a toad! - for all you O' Brother Where Art Thou, fans!

Classic Chaykin page!

20 cent Marvel cover alert!!!  My favorite period for Marvel covers + Buscema + The Silver Surfer + The Fantastic Four + The Watcher.  This almost too much to bear!  I think I'm going to swoon...

What Daniel said....

This beyond awesome.  Congratulations!!!!!

Beautiful early Totelben.  You're very lucky to own it!

Excellent!

One of Gene Colan's best splash pages, and everyone here knows that's saying something!

I remember that cover.  VERY cool.  Congratulations on getting this!

Let me people grow!  This is awesome.

I had this book.  I read time over and over and over just because I loved Bolton's artwork so much.

Some drawings stand out simply because they are really cool.  This is one of those drawings.  Congratulations!

Yeah, it's pretty neat.  I got money for my birthday last week, and was looking at scripts to buy.  That's when I found this.  It got edged out by a Filmation Isis script and a set of five 1958 scripts for Roy Rogers daily newspaper comics.  It was a tough choice.  You ought to go and snatch this up.  Great addition to your Gatchaman collection!

The cover is terrific, but this Splash rocks!

I love Battle of the Planets.  This is a great cell.  Follow this link to what I consider a Gatchaman fans' grail find: https://www.ebay.com/itm/388205555373

They made translations of every episode in the early 70s when they were trying to sell it to Sandy Frank.

Pure King Kirby.  Not a single panel wasted.  Power, power, power, power and power.

Wowzer.

Two of my favorite things.

1) Jack Sparling's art

2) Half pages with notes for the ad to be placed on the bottom.

Great art combined with seeing the nuts-and-bolts of the process.

REH would have loved this.  The perfect representation of his stories.

I love Leo's Lion.  His cover's for Action/Detective were the best.  He was a damn fine artist.

He fell at the hands of Decathlon, who was over three times more powerful.

George Perez = Comic Art God, as evidenced in this awesome cover.

Triathlon = Guy I never heard of, but his costume is cool.

You know what I love about pages like this?  Everything, actually, but most of all, they bring back the wonderful memory of the smell of newsprint.

Ahhhhhhhh.

Staton and Abel turning out one of the coolest splash pages ever!  

Uber-Classic SciFi art.  Not surprised, he went to work at Filmation.  He had a lot of credits there.  They had superb artists on staff.

Look at Diablo in the 1st panel.  If that isn't a heavy straight out of Central Casting, I don't know what is.  Perfect blend of pencils and inks between Kirby and Stone.

I have to say, I've watched the 5th Dimension perform many times, and I do NOT recall that guy being in the group.

I love these goofy DC stories.  This is truly a classic page.

Thank you, sir.  A 70s rock album cover.  That, would be cool!!

Everything Byrne is cool, but this is extra special.

Oh yes, I had this issue.  What Endora and Samantha wound up doing with the demons on the couch is definitely in the NWS category...

" fun fact: Paul Ryan drew more issues of the Fantastic Four than anyone except Jack Kirby"

That is amazing!  Just like this drawing.

Signed by Trevor!  Very nice.

That is so pretty.

Not much to say about a JB X-Men page that hasn't already been said, so let's talk about your awesome cover, done at the tender age of 12.  I love it.  It reminds me of Richard Comely's early Captain Canuck covers: Murray Comics Group - Comely Comics!  Nuff Said!!

Thank heavens it was rescued and found a good home.

Classic Irv Novick.  A real beauty!

I looked up Walt Howarth, and the top hit was In Memoriam.  He passed away nine months after you posted this.  He did wonderful work.  This is a wonderful prelim piece.  I really, really, really loved the 1960s Batman.  I also spent a lot of time drooling over the game box and puzzle box art in the Ben Franklin's store when I was a kid.

Fabulous Rich Buckler page.  Congrats on owning this one.

I've never seen this cover.  It is awesome.  I LOVE the 20 cent Marvel period.  So many great covers.

I looked it up.  The main ingredient in India ink is Carbon Black.  That's the same powder used to make your tires black.  Natural rubber is white.  Other common ingredients in Indian ink include water, which serves as a solvent to dissolve the carbon black, and a binding agent such as gum Arabic or shellac, which helps the ink adhere to paper and other surfaces. Some modern formulations of Indian ink may also contain additives such as preservatives, thickeners, and drying agents to improve its performance.

Anyway, I haven't been able to find out what different ingredients they used back then, but that is some mighty beautiful deep, black ink on that page.  I love Noir comics, and this Heck is a terrific example!

What an a-hole!  Kick him out of the team and report him to the A.S.P.C.A.

I think Squirrel Girl may be nuts, but I like the page.  It reminds me of the early New Mutant vibe.

Classic P Craig Russell Art Nouveau inspired Doctor Strange.

It's beautiful.

Oh shoot.  I was hoping you had the next page so I could see what happens.  Do you know already?

Great page, by the way,.,both of them!

You'd think whoever caught it would be a hero to JJJ for not letting him be embarrassed.  Then again, the staff may have realized over time only Peter will get throttled, so just let it go.  Punk-a** kid!