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I still miss it, but I know it is with the right owner now.
Hola Oscar. I have been researching Jordi's work recently- with lots of new discoveries!- and I've found that ths strip actually appeared in Flash Espionage #41, January 1973. This page suddests that it was itended for Coplan, but for some reason was actually printed in Flash espionage, who can say why? It's always lovely to see Jordi's incredible artwork!
So interesting to see- with Cambiotti really capturing Holdaway's line.
There was another artist on the strip- on occasions- but in this case I'm sure it is Bermejo.
Wonderful to see Luis Bermejo's artwork on this charming strip- I'm guessing originally drawn in the early 70s (These nursery comic recycled their contents a lot!).
What a page! From the first issue I ever bought actually, with Brunner and Giordano on top form.
A masterpiece bt Poivet in his more classical style, such a treat for the eyes. Thank you for sharing it here.
It's amazing to see a page from this radical masterpiece- congratulations!
One of the very earliest comics I ever bought- which is where Paul first saw this page- and still one of Jm Mooney's best jobs.
As Paul's unofficial scanning guru (IE, I have an A3 scanner and he doesn't), when he buys masterpieces like this I get to take them home and keep them for a few days until the scanning is done, so it's a win-win situation! The only downside is I have to give them back.....
This is lovely, a perfect companion to Liam's artwork. Barry is really creating the best work of his career these days.
If I could only have one page on CAF, this might well be it. I simply adore Oksner's work, and this might well be one of his best- I'm so jealous.
Such a great page from a great issue, towards the end of that whole Diana Prince/JLA stioryline, and one of the nicest looking. There's a lot of Adams in this issue, but I'm going to give a shout out to Dick Giordano who drew several gorgous solo issues a few years before this and really does Diana proud here too (Amazing cover as well- I wonder where that is?). Giordano must be one of the most underrated artists of the 70s.
A wonderful page by Gerry, very much "my" Phantom Stranger artist as a 10 year old...and still is now.
What an image! For me, Herb and John were THE Hulk artists, never bettered even 50 years on.
Wowee! One of Michaei's truly classic images from my fabourite era of Marvel- I'm bowled over!
A truly iconic cover, and one that I adored way back in 1977, and still do today. I'm in the very unusual position of seeing it at Brian's house- then seeing it about a week later at your house- talk about a surprise! Definitely one of your bezt pages.
I completely agree, they''re both wonderfully written. Conway's Spiderma's were emminently readable too, he really should be more highlly regarded.
An unforgettable first page- with a hint of Frank Robbins to it perhaps!
I have a few originals by Tor myself, and they're really lovely. For me he's the both one of the best Philipino artists, while also being among the least known, which is such a shame. I'd happily have bought this one myself.
So nostalgic- I can remember reading this so vividly. Pablo's covers were incredibly powerful and dynamic in this period. I'd dearly love to have one in my collection!
It is me, it's a sample page I drew when we were discussing the visual style of Nemesis book 8- so it's my first drawing of purity. I've not seen this for a very long time.
Still so vivid in my mind- decades after I first read it- as did you! Such a wonderful page.
So much action going on here, by Big John in his prime- wonderful work Vinnie giving the inks his very best effort too, which is lovely to see.
Completely wonderful drawing from my very favourite era of Barry's career- great drawing ability and fantastic imagery. Museum quality work!
Somehow words feel superfluous- it's a truly Iconic image.
I'm not sure I've ever seen a Powerman original before- what a find!
I love it! Full disclosure, as my name suggests I am indeed Paul's brother and the owner if the now legendary bike, and was there in Comic Showcase when Paulnbought the page. As I recall the price was somewhere between £60 and £70 whch seemed like a fortune back then, and much as I loved it I did wonder if he was making a rash mistake. It shows what I know!
The sheer drawing ability here is just extraordinary,definitely one of his most impressive drawings.
Completely wonderful- and a clear fore-runner of his Frankenstein style. Each one of Berni's Warren Frontis' is a little masterpiece.
This is a gorgeous page by the great Eduardo Feito, a regular artist in British comics, aswell as elsewhere. This must be one of the best examples of his work I've seen.
What a gorgeous piece of work- very much channeling the Heath Robinson brothers.
Indeed, I've loved it for a very, very long time, so when I had the chance to buy it years ago- I pounced!
A genuine piece of history!
John and Klaus firing on all cyinders- comic book perfection!
I have lots more coverrs-particularly by Penalva- but I just never seem to get round toposting them. Garcia Lopez too- I have over 20 originals, he's one of my great artistic heroes. Thanks for the kind words about my books!
Martinez Mira drew lots of strips for Charlton in much this style so I'm sure it's him. I do love Alcatena, but honestly this Martinez page is really gorgeous- so you got a great deal here whoever drew it.
This is gorgeous, but I'm not sure it's Alcatena, it looks more like an artist called Martinez, AKA Mira to me.
A great illo- not one I've seen before.
Completely astonishing, one of Barry's finest pieces.
