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I have no idea how I attained it. Most likely I bought it at a science fiction convention.
Bernie sure could portray a bleak winter. I believe I was the original seller of this piece. I still have the small February endpiece.
Proof that Foster was still doing exceptional work in his later years.
comics.org credits this cover to Eisner and Fine. The pirate with the knife clenched in his teeth was an Eisner trope.
Anderson put a lot of work into this. I'm especially amazed by the inking in the area surrounding the logo.
A perfect example of what made Leyendecker's approach to painting so appealing - then and now.
Moreira was a fantastic artist at every stage of his career. I've been searching for a Ruben Moreira DC page from the 1950s. Do such things still exist?
You story of driving to Canada for your Coll reminded me of a commercial from childhood - "I'd walk a mile for a Camel".
I always thought of this piece as inspired by Disney's Fantasia.
Funny, I hated Meskin's art when I was a kid. It wasn't till years later that I discovered his work from 1940-1955. He was definitely a golden age great.
I traded a Sprang-Paris page from Batman #56 for it. Both parties were satisfied.
Still one of John's best and one of Overstreet's best.
One of the nicest pieces in your collection. Great addition!
Is this a single illo, or a detail of a larger piece/page? Fantastic either way.
