What a beauty!

goodness me- one of the truly Iconic covers of the 70s!

Completely astonishing, one of Barry's finest pieces.

So Iconic!

An increduble piece of history- I think this is page 2!

Amazing artwork from one of Dave's best ever strips- I'm astonished to see a complete eisode here!

I think I'm in love!

Just to correct you, it's my inks over John Royle's pencils- credit where it's due!

Incredible- a stunning page by a true comics genius.

Perfection.

Perfection.

I can't tell you hw much I love this, great drawing, wonderful storyteling and poses, It's everything I love about Jose's work. I own a page from this myself and am always looking for more, but sadly his Charlton work just does not seem to be around at all.

Beyond wonderful, one of Jose's best strips- and that's saying something!

Thank you!!!

What a treat to see this, I think it's the first Nostrsand Original I've ever seen.

I have a page from this strip myself so I'm insanely jealous over this one! If you ever want to sell or trade do let me know. You're clearly a man of taste!

This is a fabulous image! I know Budom's work for British comics like Pink and Mates, but I've not seen anything this before from him. It's terrific

Your Font pages are extraordinary! Incredible compositions and linework.

Sheer perfection!

Thank you!

Man, that is truly sublime, Jose at his best. It looks so much better without the mechanical lettering too, transformed in fact.

Completely wonderful!

The quality of drawing and line work here is exceptional- getting a fine page is one of my Comic art goals as well. Congratulations

A wonderful page from Holdaway's best drawn storyline.

fabulous examples of a truly great strip

I can't tell you how much I love this, it's on a par with Jones' very best Idyll strips

I can't tell you how much I love this, it's on a par with Jones' very best Idyll strips

Wonderful artwork- I own a page from this issue myself!

Every Pepe page is special- a gem! The art here is stunning.

A fabulous page from my favourite period of Howard's career (though I suspet he would disagree). The Atlas comics line was a big part of my childhood  so it's great to see a page from their brief moment in the sun.

A strip I thougt I knew well, but seeing it here in the original pages, it's so much better than I imagined. It's right up there with Idyll, as you say. A lovely story too, we are all just temporary owners of art, after all.

One of the best pages in this issue (And there's serious competition here), and one of the best pages by Toth- and that's saying something! Congrtulations on owning this masteriece.

Iconic.

Incredible! I've never seen this before, it must have been drawn  as a contents page illo, but was never used. What an incredible find.

I think you can guess how much I love this- what a page! You are very, very lucky.

Oh how wonderful, I love this strip! Not only is it brilliantly drawn anddesigned but I love the various textures that Bielsa used on it. This is the first Caius Howe original I've seen.

A great page from a great series.

One of the greatest pages in comic history- I can't tell you hoe much I love this!

I think this could be Boada.

I Love this page so much!

It's a great slice of comic history, but I'm sure the inks are by Vince Colletta rather than Tex Blaisdell

completely brilliant.

I'm coming to the conclusion that you might have the best collection on CAF, and this might well be the best Del Castillo page on here! I'm so jealous.

Sublime!

What an extraorinary page, one of the finest Del Castillo Musketeers pages, and that's saying something! Just a few bits of info- the "Cap" at the top is short for Capitula, meancing chapter. And at this stage the strip was just titled the Three Musketeers, the Kings Musketeers and Man in the Iron Mask were later storylines when the strip moved to Lion comic.

Good lord!

This is completely sublime! I have a Musketeers page myself, but yours is a class above.

I'm so thrilled to own it, I really should put togeher a better scan though, I'm really not doing it justice.

What a  stunning page! So many of Tacconi's Look and Learn strips were cut up- it's a real treat to see one intact.

It's a fabulous page- the big mystery is why it was never published?