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That was fast. The plain/unremarqued one is still available though:

https://shop.idwpublishing.com/john-romita-spider-man-artist-edition.html

Scott wrote that the default is Spider-man and that there are very limited numbers of others (5-10?).

You have to write them and ask. You can't specify it on the order form (unless I missed it).

The images that JR drew (wish I new how to scale them down a bit):

Spider-man

Green Goblin

Mary Jane

Punisher

Rhino

A nobody and that is worthless. Send it to me for proper disposal.

Shoot, that would fit nicely in anyone's collection.

WOW!!! I'd kill for an Adams cover

You shouldn't. Really. The Flash would be ashamed.

Now that is a scary thought.

My youngest daughter's Christmas present - framed and ready to go to her campus apartment.

Winnie-the-Pooh and Tigger, too by Mike DeCarlo. You can get in touch with him through his website.

Swan is the best!

Glen, the one with Kirby at the drawing board is frankly one of my very favorite Kirby drawings. Thanks for sharing your wall.

Striking!

In my never ending quest to acquire pieces by the artists I enjoy doing the characters I most associate them with, I have long had Frank Brunner on my list.

The bad news is that he retired before I got to him.

The good news is that he's not real good at retirement!

Kathy started working with him in the spring for this piece and I think he really came through.

Check it out: http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=843595&GSub=34812.

Probably not of high interest by most of those on the board, but Stan Lynde's Rick O'Shay was one of my favorite strips. I commissioned him to create a Christmas scene with the main cast, but I've wanted an original as well. I found this on eBay and pounced.

The daily:

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=842787&GSub=34812

The Christmas watercolor:

http://cafurl.com?i=13768

Merry Christmas to all!

My youngest (21) mentioned in passing that she'd like some Winnie the Pooh art for Christmas. I immediately thought of Mike DeCarlo and I'm glad that I did.

After a bit of negotiation, we settled on a scene with Tigger running away with Pooh's Hunny Jar. I think he really did a great job and wanted to give a shout out for the great work, quick turnaround, and reasonable rates.

Give Mike a chance, you'll love the results. His e-mail is in the description

http://cafurl.com?i=17790

BTW, don't tell Rebecca about this. It's a surprise!

Best thread on the board!

As I tell newbies at our company, "Be nice to everyone; you are going to work for them or sell to them before it's over."

The thought applies here, too. "Be nice to everyone; you are going to sell to them or buy from them before it's over."

I completely agree with Hari.The art in my gallery is a reasonable collection as "art," it's real value comes from the context that comes with it.

Lots of people can draw Sgt. Rock or Superman well, but only Kubert and Swan do it their way because only they drew the stories that I loved so much.

When combined with a narrative, you really build on the "value."

Re: Silverfish

Definition:

1) Paper eating monsters! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silverfish

2) The theme of at least one OA Gallery - John Q. Adams' Silverfish Gallery - http://silverfishgallery.blogspot.com/

Nice win.

Keep on scanning and posting!

Today is my 29th anniversary and Kathy presented me with the Bone 20th Anniversary Special Edition which contains a pen/ink and watercolor drawing of Fone Bone reading Moby . Jeff Smith's art is hard to find and this is a real treat for me.

Check it out - Fone Bone by Jeff Smith

Or if you don't like to click, you can see it here:

I don't know "art," but I know that:

1) I think Lichtenstein should have credited his sources.

2) I think David Barsalou has a great site

3) I think his auction win of the Overgard Steve Roper is news worthy

So, I have captured the eBay winning page as follows:

1) The winning bid page from eBay

2) The enlarged image from eBay

3) A JPG of the art

The links lead to the comicart-l file page on Yahoo.

Malvin,

That really looks nice. Thanks for posting it.