Gal Schwartz

16 hours ago, SteppinRazor said:

Dunno if it counts, but in the Speeding Bullets Elseworlds, the Waynes find Superman, not the Kents.  So Bruce is Clark.

It might be considered a spoiler, but could you tell me if there's any reference to Wayne's birth child in that story ?

Any other story revolving the concept of Bruce dying instead of the Waynes ?

Thanks  !

Hi guys,

I'm hoping/trying to locate all the stories in
which Bruce Wayne was killed instead of his
parents.

So far I know of Flashpoint (and tie in minis)
and Detective Comics #678 (a Zero Hour tie in). 
Any lead to other stories revolving that
premise would be most appreciated.

Thanks ??

Hi all,

I'm Gal. I share my first name with fellow Israeli, Gal Gadot, but I'm actually a guy (sorry to disappoint...).

I've been collecting OA in small chunks since 2005. My main collecting focus is early '90s mainstream DC art,
featuring key DC heroes and villains. My favorite pieces are probably the pages containing first appearances
of a few notable characters:

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=5981

I always enjoy discussing OA collecting, so feel free to write me.

Best,
Gal

FS folder is now closed for the time being.

Interested collectors who've contacted me earlier via PM or e-mail, 
please feel free to continue our communication via those means.

Much thanks,
Gal

P.S: I'm replacing the links above with links for my main CAF page,
so you won't be directed to a deleted folder. Cheers, Gal

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Hi guys,

I'm offering some great '90s Marvel and DC pieces, including:

- 1996 Spider-man cover by Mike Wieringo (Ben Reilly costume !).

- Classic Avengers round table page by Jerry Ordway.

- Action Comics page featuring the Justice League by Bob McLeod.

All can be seen here:
http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=5981


Thank you for looking and please feel free to contact me with any question,
my email is
galschwart@gmail.com

Thanks,
Gal



 

6 hours ago, SuperChris said:

Beautiful page! A bit out of my price range, but VERY nice. I especially liked that Hyperclan/White Martian storyline (especially since it featured Superman before he went Blue Electric). 

It really is a cool page ! Maybe you could send the selller an offer ?

Howard Porter is an amazing (and way underrated artist), I'm happy to see more fans recognize his talent.

I hope you'll find the right page that scratches the itch and I'm sure you'd be as impressed as I was
when you see one of his pieces up close in person.

Good luck and happy new year !

Gal

On ‎19‎/‎12‎/‎2017 at 6:19 AM, batman_fan said:

Norm's work continues to grow on me.

I'm curious, who was your first "Bat-artist" and who's your current favorite ?

When I started (around 1989), Breyfogle and Aparo were the artists on the main bat titles.

Thanks guys, I'm pretty stoked about it .
BTW, I was told it's pretty big in size - 18"X24" !

I really can't wait to see it in person and get a better scan
(which doesn't cut the policeman's head...).

Well, it's not from my first comic ever and not even the first comic I'd purchased by myself (probably about the 5th),
but I was thrilled to buy the cover (and a few pages) from my very first (and still favorite) issue of THE FLASH:

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1228504

2 hours ago, MagnusX said:

 I notice that Howard Porter Retweeted your post
I hope he show some light on this piece.

BTW Congratulations is beautiful...

Howard Porter has responded me on Tweeter, here's his response:
'oh wow, I have no memory of this. I would guess it was for a commission
of some sort, or fun? I don't think it was printed'.

Even if it's 'just' a commission, I think it's a super cool piece, as I haven't seen many finished,
detailed commissions by him from that era (plenty of nice rougher sketches out there though).

Hi guys,

I got this nice looking Howard Porter BATMAN piece from 1997
and I was hoping to gather some information about it:

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1437753

I have no idea if it was published anywhere or if it was "just" a fan commission.
Any bit of info would be appreciated !

Thanks,
Gal

Hi all,

Just posted an interesting piece which (as far as I know) marks the last published collaboration
between Dan Jurgens & Brett Breeding (until their very recent 2017 reunion):

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1435081

Cheers,
Gal

Hi all,

Hi guys and gals,

Please check out my following EBay auction:

Original art for page 35 of DOOMSDAY ANNUAL #1, illustrated by Gil Kane (pencils) and Jerry Ordway (inks).

Stunning page from Kane & Ordway's one and only collaboration ever (they provided only a short chapter in that annual).
Killer images of Superman's killer, as well as a very cool, Gil Kane designed, new alien Green Lantern, 
plus - the Guardians Of The Universe !

Please feel free to contact me with any question.

Thanks and happy bidding !

Hi all,

A few days ago I've posted a recent purchase - 
a tryout page that the late great Mike Wieringo had drawn
in order to land the job on the FLASH title:

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1427032

The page is marked as "page 2', I've never seen any of the other (2 or 3) pages,
if anyone could clue me in about what they'd looked like or their whereabouts,
I'd be very thankful.
 

Thanks,
Gal
 

Hi guys and gals,

I've added a couple of pages to my sale, including:
- AVENGERS round table published page by Jerry Ordway.
- SUPERMAN on Apokolips published title DPS with hundreds of fourth world characters.

Feel free to check them here:
http://www.comicartfans.com/galleryroom.asp?gsub=185865
 

Feel free to contact me with any question at:
galschwart@gmail.com
 

Thanks,
Gal

Feel free to check this DPS of Superman in Apokolips,
Kitson really outdid himself on this one:

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1427914

Hi all,

I've started adding a few more pages to my FS folder, feel free to take a look:

http://www.comicartfans.com/galleryroom.asp?gsub=185865

Thanks,
Gal

FS:

Gil Kane drawing Doomsday taking on the Green Lantern Corps, how could you possibly top that ?
By having Jerry Ordway provide the inks !

One of the very best pages from DOOMSDAY ANNUAL #1, which featured Kane & Ordway's
one and only collaboration (on one short chapter):

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=1427196&GSub=185865

Killer images of Superman's killer, as well as a very cool, Gil Kane designed,
new alien Green Lantern, plus - the Guardians Of The Universe !

Feel free to contact me at:
galschwart@gmail.com


Thanks,
Gal