Grant Turner

4 hours ago, Timely said:

1st appearance of Mary Jane Watson, Professor Smythe & the Spider Slayer.

 

So much awesomeness!

40 minutes ago, stinkininkin said:

OK, I'll play.  Twice up art by Kirby/Sinnott, both with the classic 4 panel grid.  Love em both, and the FF page from the Doomsday storyline, which happens to be my favorite FF storyline...

Breath taking!

Anyone else? Show me what you’ve got!

Son of Satan is one of my absolute favorites. OA from key appearances are exceedingly hard to come by so I was happy to pick this up.  SOS #1 pg 22 by Jim Mooney 

13 hours ago, Carl Elvis said:

I finally got a reply;

He told me that his father bought it on eBay in 2010, so he can’t even keep his story straight...

Hank Pym

(Tales to Astonish 37 pg, Avengers 28 pg, and commission from MC Wyman)

Also, prior to it being pulled,I wrote him an intentionally ambiguous e-mail to get more information from him.  After it was pulled he sent me this...

Sir,
Thanks so much for your intrest in our item"The Avengers page 14 of book 4 1954" this page is 100% authentic,this page was purchased from ebay in 2010 by my fahter he was a collector, and after his death i'm selling the collection.For some reasons ebay removed my listing so if you are intrested in buying this item pls do let me know your offer and we cand do this through ebay, Drawing comes with 100% refund gurantee.
Thanks!

so he’s still trying to pawn it off 

2 hours ago, PhilipB2k17 said:

It's been pulled. Did anyone take a screen shot of it so those of us who didn't see it, can take a look?

I reported it too.  Up to $2550. 9 bidders with 77 bids.

Plus twice-up pages aren’t 11”x17”

I’m selling on eBay  2 John Buscema reference drawings he did for the Spider-man and his Amazing Friends cartoon (one of Mastermind and one of Blob) and a Chris Samnee Captain America page.  Haven’t had any bids. If someone from the boards wants them before I get a bid, I’ll pull them and sell it to you direct.  I’ll even take 10% off as I’ll be saving on seller fees.

buscema drawings $100 apiece and $15 shipping

samnee art $200 plus $15 shipping

let me know ASAP.  

5 hours ago, suspense39 said:

Great! I used to own one of those!   I sold or traded all my Marvel twice ups, so I’ll have to live vicariously through the posters here.

Wow! Which one?

1 hour ago, batman_fan said:

I have but one 2-up page but I am real happy with it. 

As well you should be!

20 minutes ago, Brian Peck said:

Here are some twice up Marvel pages I own:

 

X-Men #17 page 17 by Jack Kirby, Werner Roth and Ayers

 

 

X-Men #22 page 6 by Werner Roth and Ayers

 

 

 

Avengers #43 page 18 by John Buscema and George (Bell) Roussos

 

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Beautiful pages! I love Werner Roth too!

6 minutes ago, The Voord said:

I've owned quite a few Marvel twice-up pages and covers over the years, now all gone bar this one.  Forgettable title but I do like the composition by Ayers, greatly enhanced by Syd Shores inking.  The origin story of the Hydra organization is another big bonus for me.

Ayers is vastly underrated 

Doesn’t have to be Kirby, I’d prefer a Twice Up page but not required- I just want a silver age page that has Reed on it somewhere.  He’s my favorite character  I have no representation at all in my art collection.  I have some stuff I could trade to if that’s better for you 

grant

I met Neal Adams at a convention. He was handing out a bunch of DC characters. I told him I was more of a Marvel guy.  The convention was pretty slow at that point so he said “I’ll draw Havok for you, give me an hour or two.” And this is it

Got this from Unca Ben. I love Hank and I love Heck, so this is absolutely perfect

17 hours ago, theflashunc said:

Another hot take for this thread: Sal's my preferred Buscema art-wise. (Well, Stephanie is top of the heap, but we're talking just superheroes at this point...)

I had an argument with a friend about this a little while back. My thesis was that John was the more gifted artist but that Sal was the better “comic book” artist. He understood the medium better and his storytelling was more dynamic (at least in my opinion)