jaja-mon12

Hello All,

Just trying to obtain info on 2 SS possibilities that don't appear on the aforementioned list.

Mr. T - Clubber Lang & B.A. Baracus himself

Steve Morris - Buffy & the Strain variant cover

Any info would be greatly appreciated! Thanks (thumbs u

It ended up selling for $643 including shipping.

I was thinking about bidding on this book, but don't want a copy with David Peterson's signature on the front cover unless it's an actual SS book.

Also, the signature didn't look like the "real deal" to me. Not to say it wasn't, just to me. Mostly all of the David Peterson sigs I've seen has the (-) in the front of it just to point out one anomaly.

I'm still in the hunt for a copy though! (thumbs u

Glad to showcase a few of my books! (thumbs u Here are my 3 Frank Miller SS!

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This one has Frank Miller & Stan Lee!

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A couple new Neal Adams to add to my collection. Thanks to Rich for getting these done for me.

Sweet Neal Adams sigs & covers! (thumbs u

That # 4 in the old label is very nice !

 

 

 

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Thanks buddy! (thumbs u

I've been lobbying for quite some time now to have a Red Sonja commission done later this year by artist Gerald Brom. It will be spectacular when it is done, based on his style & my conceptual idea!

 

 

I can't wait to see that!

Me too!

Made a big plunge and picked this Red Sonja piece up. It's a huge painting (23x30") by Gonzalo Mayo (of Warren-era Vampirella books), and features all the things I love: hot women, monsters, skulls and big swords, all culminating in a wonderful 1980's look. Trying to find out more history on the painting - I'm not sure if it was published or a commission, but it was definitely done in the 80's.

 

 

Consequently, I finished my 30¢ variant Marvel Feature books this week, now onto the 35¢ Red Sonjas!

 

Very nice painting! (thumbs u What medium is it in?

 

Acrylics on paper. I think that's how it ended up getting so beat on the sides.

Very nice artwork! (thumbs u I've been lobbying for quite some time now to have a Red Sonja commission done later this year by artist Gerald Brom. It will be spectacular when it is done, based on his style & my conceptual idea!

A recent pick up from Heritage. Nice copy, but unfortunately has the light tan/cream pages so common to old undergrounds. I resisted buying a copy for years due to the price, but finally succumbed. It was still cheaper than the copy that's been on ebay forever.* Interesting, as the strips are mostly two pagers that loosely (sometimes very loosely) tie in to a plug for a specific book or record promoted in the last panel. I've always wondered if this was actually distributed to any degree, it was designed as a free promotional comic for books and records distributed by record producer Alan Douglas, but seems rather scarce and the copies that do surface tend to lack the wear and tear of the average 1972 underground.

 

* in the comics section of ebay - though I just realized there is another copy in magazine back issues for less than I paid, in about the same condition ( if anyone is interested). Note to self: expand ebay search function to all categories when looking for esoteric publications.

 

Nice!

That # 4 in the old label is very nice !

Thanks buddy! (thumbs u It is very unique to say the least.

Here are some of my contributions to the Red Sonja Fan Club! Enjoy!

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Made a big plunge and picked this Red Sonja piece up. It's a huge painting (23x30") by Gonzalo Mayo (of Warren-era Vampirella books), and features all the things I love: hot women, monsters, skulls and big swords, all culminating in a wonderful 1980's look. Trying to find out more history on the painting - I'm not sure if it was published or a commission, but it was definitely done in the 80's.

 

 

Consequently, I finished my 30¢ variant Marvel Feature books this week, now onto the 35¢ Red Sonjas!

Very nice painting! (thumbs u What medium is it in?

Here is my latest contribution to the Whitman thread. It has been dead for a minute and thought I could spice things up a bit. (thumbs u

This was a re-sub and went up a grade! Enjoy folks!

Here's one that you don't see too often.

 

 

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Nice! (thumbs u I didn't know WW was a southpaw!

 

She probably can switch and do equally well with either arm

 

Here's one that you don't see too often.

 

 

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Nice! (thumbs u I didn't know WW was a southpaw!

 

She probably can switch and do equally well with either arm

 

Ambidextrous

You took the 'word' right out of my mouth!

Here's one that you don't see too often.

 

 

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Nice! (thumbs u I didn't know WW was a southpaw!

"Boogeyman Triumphant" commission by Cursed Pirate Girl artist, Jeremy Bastian. Interpretation of The Stuff of Legend's Boogeyman Edition #1 by Charles Paul Wilson III. Denver Comic Con 2014.

 

 

Dan

Very nice buddy! (thumbs u

So here are my new addition's from this past weekends Niagara Falls Comic Con

 

First by Arnold Trinidad from Spentpencils.com

 

 

Next from Gerard De La Costa also from Spentpencils.com. So unbelievably detailed. Love this sketch

 

 

And lastly my Ken Lashley Superman/Doomsday piece. Awesome in person with all the craziness that he's known for.

 

 

Very nice sketches, especially the 2nd one!

I gotta ask but what does something that good cost?

Thanks for admiring my Koufay WW art! I'll send you a PM once you leave me a nice comment in my CAF gallery.

Here is my latest Gennadiy Koufay commission!

 

 

Thanks buddy! (thumbs u I am a very happy camper!

Thanks buddy! I won it for virtually a steal!

And here's a Sin City commission by master RM Guera:

 

 

Comments here are always appreciated

Sweet commission buddy! Great birthday present! (thumbs u

Here is my latest Gennadiy Koufay commission!

Comments are always much appreciated at: Amani CAF Gallery (thumbs u

Here's some of my favorite UDC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nice books buddy! Here is my new acquisition to my collection! (thumbs u

The General forum has a new in your collection this week thread that is active, but gets little activity and even less comments on silver age books when they are posted. The 10 cent thread runs in fits and has a limited scope. Other threads in this forum come and go. The golden age thread has a ongoing "Have a Cigar" thread, how about we do a what's new in your collection thread focusing on silver age stuff? Would love to see more regular action in this forum.

 

Here are my new SA additions for this week fresh from the Comic Link May Featured Auction! (thumbs u

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Hello All,

 

I didn't even know this thread existed until today! Had I known I would have been posted my commissions!

 

I see some very nice commissioned artwork here and would like to show the few I have with several more to come! Stay tuned!

 

 

Those are all really great pieces. Most commissions nowadays have really been just sketches or single character pieces or something without backgrounds.

 

It is refreshing to still be seeing fully-rendered cover-quality commissions like the ones you have just posted. Those are truly awesome! Wow!

Thanks my friend! (thumbs u When you have a conceptual idea of what have in mind and an Artist that is open-minded enough to accommodate you, I have to go all in!

I have about 4 more that I have to get done and then I will be through with personal commissions. I have one pending by Jay Anacleto and another by Gennadiy Koufay due this week. Then I am hoping to get Gerald Brom to do one later this year and lastly, Boris Vallejo & Julie Bell for 2015!

They will all be timeless treasures to say the least!