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I actually remember reading this in the paper back then. I always loved Andy Capp. Cool!
Thank you, Sean. I'm glad you like.
It was supposed to be a three-hour tour, but you know how these go. It's why I had to give up drawing. I ran out of paper and the professor couldn't find a way to make more.
I was just coming to Marvel at Gene's awesome depiction of Electro in that first panel. It's amazing. Like 3D. I concur: Wow.
They tried, but I can visualize that décolleté in my mind quite well, Mr. Sensor! What an amazing page. Silver-Age greatness!
Poor Pepper.
1980s Independent Comic Nirvana. There are not enough congratulatory sentiments or slaps on the back to cover this acquisition. Sigh...
Talk about clean, crisp art. Not a drop of whiteout or paste-over bits. Beautiful. Sekowsky and Sachs were true professionals. Love that face in panel 3.
It gives me flashbacks of my prom, but it is a beautiful painting.
This is from the early stage of the relationship. "I can't work with her!" "I can't work with him!" By the end, they were in each other's arms. The age-old story.
Awesome piece of art. Congratulations.
This is the coolest Don Perlin composition I've ever seen, and Dell Barras' inks make it a masterpiece.
Congratulations on getting it.
What a cool page. I love it with the stats. I always do. Thor lives up to the edition: He's built like an Omnibus!
Amazing page. I'm willing to bet they are fighting to get to her.
She's beautiful. She looks like a young Kirstie Alley. In 1983, I'd have given a lung to see Kirstie Alley in that outfit.
Waiter, there's a Presidential advisor in my soup. It's like a cool scene from an Agatha Christie novel. Aparo was the perfect guy for the job. Congratulations!
Cap hasn't looked this skinny since before he took the serum. I loved this book. Then again, I gobbled up every Byrne FF book. Congrats on owning this classic.
I loved this book and this page is adorable. Congrats on getting it.
This is a perfect page for my observation. While Frank Miller was dazzling everyone up on the high wire, I've always felt Klaus Janson was as much or more responsible for the 'look' everyone lauded. I'm an unabashed Bob Brown fan, but look at the page. Because of Klaus, I'd easily mistake it for a Miller Daredevil. Look at him flipping across that half-splash. Who here, if only seeing that, wouldn't think it was a Miller Daredevil? Klaus's embellishment is transformative.
God! I love that elephant.
It is WAY cool to have one of Kirby's non-hero splashes. What a powerful page.
This sure does channel Will Eisner. It's a beautiful page. The Spirit was first published in 1940 through 1952, so it was near the end.
I never had this book. I've only seen the cover. Is this the only time they ever used the splash page as the cover? It's really cool!
I remember that commercial with the Joker, "My life was never the same after I discovered Axis Chemicals!"
This is a really awesome piece of art. Congratulations on getting it.
Before he went into the army and all the girls cried when he got his hair cut off.
Nope, it was me. Believe me, NO ONE wants to hear me screaming out lyrics. I have a voice that could shatter lead.
I always loved the floating head narration device. This one is really cool with the eye patch. You can't go wrong with Brown/Giella. I totally understand why you were drawn to this page.
My first exposure to Bill Graham's art was in Jungle Action. The powerful story, A Cross Burning Darkly Blackening the Night! Both the story and the art affected me profoundly. You are so lucky to own this beautiful piece.
I don't think Darth should be too proud of that new technological terror they've created. Best to just rely on the force, else he'll find himself choking on his lack of faith...
Graphically stunning page.
That is one beautiful piece of graphic design. The quality of Frank Thorne's art is the cherry on top.
How can you tell its Planet Comics? All the wonderful stuff going on in this beautifully rendered page and all I come away with is, "Legs."
It is all beautiful, though. Not just her legs.
Well, at least part of me has turned to stone. Budd really is the Root of all evil...and that's good!
Lordy.
Buckler/Giordano is always a classic team, but it seems so odd following what looks like a serious Supergirl story with a bit of comic-relief. The Bogie Man will Getcha? Was it Don Simpson's first writing credit?
Uber-Classic DC Comics Bronze-Age surrealism. Those bodies in translucent pills floating in space would have totally creeped me out when I was a kid. Oksner perfection!
Considering this was 1960s DC Comics, I can easily see Volcano Man holing up in his 'Caldera of Crime!'
Totally classic Silver-Age cover. Love it.
I am totally shocked by the fact that no one has commented on this DeCarlo classic all these years. It's a pitch-perfect beauty.
Based on the size of those wasps, I'd say that planet was best left forgotten. My guess is, those guys would agree.
All these Schulz pieces are perfect examples of the medium. It must be a wonder to hold them.
I beg to differ, Young Master Marcus. It was their wit and wisdom!
Many's the evening I whiled away the time, sucking on a beer, watching the old Boom Tube.
Great Maguire page. His work is so clean. I love it.
Translucence...is our friend. HOT Linsner piece. She's smokin'.
Elwood:
It's 106 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses.
Jake:
Hit it.
We can do this forever. Cool piece of art!
With all the glorious achievements in Byrnes career, I still think his run on FF was the peak. This page says it all.
I don't know much about art, but I know what I like.
I like this.
Pebbles wasn't born until the end of season three, and Bam-Bam showed up on the Rubble's doorstep after that. Technically, this could have been pre-children in the timeline.
With that pop-culture nerdery out of the way, this is awesome!
Oh man, oh man, oh man!! You are SO LUCKY to have this. I'm still kicking myself for not buying the comic book for 20 bucks a few years ago in a small shop, let alone having the original cover art. This is my favorite cover of the original series.
I wonder if Reed met Sue during a panty raid? I hear it's a great way to meet chicks.
It's a good thing you posted an image of the original. It's hard to tell them apart!
Considering the fact that Jim kind of looks like a used car salesman, I'd call it atonement.
I wish my imaginary friends were so honest.
This is great, Mr. Hack!!
Ditto! It is awesome. I love the whole page. Wonderfully gritty and very powerful.
PS - The Title lettering rocks!
I'm surprised at that time they went with that site gag for a kid's comic. That being said, from an adult perspective, I'd say the pad was way too big...
There's not much to say about a DeCarlo page from 1964. He didn't have troughs, they were all crests.
