comicnoir

There are no guarantees, you may look healthy, but... I am actually having a hard time with this, literally someone I've been in awe of practically all my life. I have virtually every comic he did (a few exceptions) and looked forward to the next show when I'd go talk to him but wouldn't buy anything. He didn't like that. But he did like my art for which I am grateful. RIP Neal.

Amen.

I am beside myself with grief. Met him several times and loved his work from the moment I saw it as a 12 year old. He was possibly the best draughtsman the medium ever had. He was amazing.

I like it too.

Marnie says "keep that comic away from me".

Yes, he wanted half a mill, but got https://comics.ha.com/itm/golden-age-1938-1955-/red-raven-comics-1-mile-high-pedigree-timely-1940-cgc-vf-nm-90-white-pages/a/7039-91022.s?ic4=GalleryView-ShortDescription-071515

Red Raven 1 was the last, sold on Ha when he couldn't get his ridiculous asking of $500,000.00. I think it sold for less than half.

Huge loss. I collected all his Doc covers as a kid. And his western art was beyond belief. They should have a national holiday for him.

If I were him, I'd revisit those cosplay girls.

Kintsler was an amazing cover artist but not much interior work. Very illustrative and short on storytelling. He found his niche in other mediums, where Matt influenced so many, even at the time. Feldstein told me how he taught him to draw women( they sat next to each other at Iger). Note: We just lost James Bama the definitive Doc Savage artist of the sixties. Now there was an artist. Just saw he's still alive at his Wikipedia, but there is an unverified report of his death.

I guess this the book that finished on ebay recently.

Wow, never seen that before. Gotta look for one.

Foot itch?

Very nice.

Found this in a box in my place recently.

+1 This is the most enjoyable read on here in a long time. And I loved the To Tell The Truth segment. Orson Bean seemed to have a good knowledge of comics and he was always a cool guy.

So do I. To hold my Spawn 1.

More like you'd read about it in the papers. Under crime.

One more "no".

Cost $960.00, just squeaked under.