JadeGiant

I also loved early Romita Jr, especially his first run on Iron Man. Disclaimer: saying I like it better doesn't mean I don't like both.

The Jim Cheung quest has completed (until I set my mind to a LArkin gallery again) https://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=1668813&GSub=115616

I tend to agree about leaving the stats on the art. Another idea that might serve your purpose ... if the stats are coming loose or have fallen off, you could have them removed and reapplied professionally and while they are off take a high quality picture to preserve the hidden art to accompany the original with full stats. Just an idea.

Wow, page 10 must be amazing to trade off this beast of a page. Can't wait to see the perfect 10

Hide the crayons and scissors now!

Unbelievable! Congrats!!!!

well said - I agree

Wait until you see the guest bedroom floor pictures

Truth

Very nice! I will volunteer to clean his place for a week. All items swept up from the floor become my property.

... and most artists are more than willing to do a specific request. The names you shared are good examples of artists who have worked their way into the upper echelon of comic artists and that comes with perks like being more selective with commissions. And who knows, maybe they will change their mind with time and do a piece tomorrow that they won't do today.

These situations are so unique and it can vary greatly. There could be nothing to worry about or you could be in for a lot of work to get your art. You may get the best commission you have ever received or get nothing but a headache. I always advocate for doing your homework up front when considering a sizable commission. Ask questions of people who have commissioned the artist - how was the experience, were parameters discussed, etc. Asking after the fact and without details is tough. I wish you the best of luck!

Wrong, if you did, you would have your piece. Having money doesn't entitle a customer to be able to get what they want. For many artists it works this way but the artist always reserves the right to draw what they like.

Thanks, much appreciated!

Looks good - will you post a review here when you get it?

I like the look of the wood unit Simon. Is it just the aesthetic that you prefer over the metal flat files? Functionally they look to be similar but I could be missing something.

Who’s ready for some 1990’s goodness? https://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=1663210 https://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=1663218 https://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=1663223

IIRC, Jim announced at some point that CGC was joining the fundraiser and my guess is that this is the result. Going from memory so I could be wrong ...

If I were to buy one, the storage would be on the wall for sure.

STUNNING!

Happy birthday to the KING!

I have had a few others tell me this is a path they have taken as well

Nearly $17K - nice result. Will be fun watching these down the stretch.

Thank you! I hope the beginning wasn't too bad. My connection was terrible and I couldn't even hear them. Was much better after I rebooted.

Nice! I am waiting for a piece from Scott (Sal Buscema) as well.