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+ the first ones I did for Win: All American #61 More Fun #54

I would have liked it better if you'd answered, "Too many." No doubt! Like, one too many WONDERWORLD #7's!

Another fine example of your exquisite taste Jack!! Great book. Just curious, how many books do you have in your collection?

DANG!!!!

I guess I could take that rag off your hands... not like it has a great Batman story or anything really going for it... that book is an insult to your collection. Really, you'd be lucky if you could make me take it. But give it a shot.

Thanks BO!

Is it possible we were separated at birth Jack? Great book, AGAIN.

I don't know about your quantity, Jack, but your eye for QUALITY is second to none!! Outstanding AMAN 22. Would have to be in my top four comic covers of all time.

Thanks, geeks! I'm going to steer clear of this family feud...

Wow, you got the goods Jack!

These two Astonishing Comics kick serious booty Everett was THE man VERY well done (thumbs u +1 ! I'm super impressed wit h these beauties!

Nice, another home-run comicjack!! Great WWC 7.

are you calling the seller common? are you? are you? I meant to "pretty Cajun book".

maybe I should contribute an actual Chesler while I'm here... My only Chesler, but not my last. I have always loved this suggestive cover. Pretty common book, but doesn't diminish the coolness of the cover!

I know this is a Chesler thread, but I thought I'd chime in here for one post, since my work is being discussed... First of all, to clarify, I do the recreations in acrylic. Second, I do agree with Valliant that some covers and artists lend themselves to my style of recreations better than others. But , the covers are not my choice and I always try to do the best possible job and be as faithful to the original cover as I can. This can be tough, as GA artists fudged a lot of details! Also, certain pen/brush/ink techniques can be difficult to replicate with paint. I've found that the tighter the cover art, the easier it is to capture the feel of the cover. For instance, Schomburg covers, though time consuming, are actually easy to make look very good (not surprising). On the flip side, ACTIONs 1 or 7 were difficult, as Shuster's artwork is very loose and simple, and much of the image has to be filled in by me because of the economy of the work. I too like the drips, smudges and "aging" on the work tb, but again, its the customer's call. I know it can be distracting for some people, but I've always liked "lived in" things (my comics are far from near mint), and try to give that feel to my work. Don't want to high jack the thread, but wanted to add my . Thanks for discussing my work! Comicjack, got any more Chesler's kicking around?

Comicjack, you are blowing me away with your taste in funny books! Everything you have posted so far speaks to me! Awesome copy of DYNAMIC!!!

This man has some serious taste.

Wow, now there's a book with a lot going for it. Welcome to the boards!

Outstanding books! Welcome!

Fantastic book!!

Offered for the first time, exclusive to the boards, High end art limited edition art prints of SUSPENSE #3 and TERRIFIC #5 painted recreations: http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=5610412#Post5610412

Some pulps and GA in the marketplace, including the B. Wright REX DEXTER #1... http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=5598754&fpart=1

Just... WOW, Steve. If those were the only comics I owned, I'd be a very happy collector. DROOLING over that TARGET #8... you know where to find me if... Looking forward to that third shot!!!

Great books folks! I agree, there's something about the Larsons... Just posted this in the sci fi thread, but its my only contribution I'm able to make to the Larson list. Was only able to get this thanks to our own Sacentaur! (thumbs u

Not too shabby Jon...