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Case in point. From this week's Mark Trail.

Personally, I go with Masonite.

Not for me, thanks all the same.

Mark Trail's Dating Tips

There was a coffee shop in town that used to display the “Mark Trail Panel of the Week.” They said that there was always one panel in every week of Mark Trail strips that, if taken out of context, could be construed as very ‘wrong.’ After looking at Mark Trail through that lens, I came to conclusion that they were right.

Canadian bacon, eh.

And now for something completely different. This is the standee of fan-favorite, Orgasm Lass, used by Dreamhaven Books to advertise Phil Foglio's XXXenophile comic in the store and at conventions. Hand-painted by Phil on thick foamcore from 1992. It stands about 6 feet tall. It's creased and in need of some repair (if that's even possible). But truly...she's a stunner!

The Wonder Woman is Doug Mahnke

Years ago, CB Cebulski emailed me through CAF looking for high-res scans for one of the Marvel Masterworks books. There were some requirements (resolution, sent via dropbox, etc.) and I didn't have the gear to do it myself. Which meant I was going to have to use a good copy/print shop, not just some FedEx/Kinkos. Since I was going to have to shell out a few bucks to do this, I asked for a comp. of the book. I was told that there wasn't budget for it, blah, blah, blah...in short, no. I still decided to do it, I take responsibility for that choice, and it wasn't like it was expensive to do. But, yeah, a little something would've been nice.

I'm cracking open the vault just a little to allow some of my 'eclecticollection' to escape. Not a fire sale or a run on the bank but some weird, funky, cool stuff you don't normally see. For the Salamanca & Hirschfeld, shipping is additional and I'll let you know how much. If interested, email me here or through CAF. http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=4316

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Over the past few weeks, I've been very happy to pick up a series of pin-up pieces by Warner Kreuter. Just got the last 3, including this stunning Jean Harlow charcoal piece, dated 1937 on the back. Probably done as an homage after "Baby's" tragic and sudden death.

Groovy! Thanks! ...should've searched that myself first... I'll pass it along.

Say, a friend of a friend is looking for the Kaluta cover to The Shadow #1 from the 1973 series. I think I remember seeing this floating around. Anyone know where it landed? Thanks.