On 3/26/2024 at 4:24 PM, cstojano said:

There's also the risk of the plotline in 11.22.63 where you catch a beating at an inopportune time.

my brother was born on that actual year and date, and his name is JOHN! (Go figure)

On 1/20/2024 at 7:58 AM, Funnyslover said:

Iconic DC 

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This page right here is the one true FIRST SILVER AGE APPEARANCE of the Golden Age GREEN LANTERN, Golden Age DR MIDNITE, Golden Age ATOM, Golden Age HAWKMAN, & Golden Age BLACK CANARY and predates JLA #21 by a full 14 months!

On 2/2/2024 at 12:14 PM, Catwoman_Fan said:

I saw reviews that were underwhelmed by the ending.

I LOVED it , I’d so find that McMansion with a theater setup and hundreds of Blu-ray’s and games. 🤓

unrelated… what’s Burkey’s address again?

My brother has i think over 1000 cds....from 30+years ago   (if that matters to anyone.????  he loves his music!)

took him weeks to download them all on his computer.

I have many pinball machines and video games if anyone wants to stop by... (no bunker however)

By the way I saw that Leave the World Behind movie a month ago as i love SYFY movies.......I liked it but thought the ending was a little too silly.....

(my brother loved the ending)  go figure! LOL

On 5/2/2023 at 7:22 PM, L'Angelo Misterioso said:

I found this wrapped in unmarked brown paper. I'm absolutely new to the art side of collecting and I don't know if this is a print or original. Unsure of age, but likely 1970s.

heritage sold this original in 2022...(slightly different but same general image)

On 9/1/2020 at 11:06 AM, shady64 said:

Bump for my birthday month

email me privately mikeburkey@aol.com

I don't believe you contacted me with your art for trade....(just saying.....)

On 1/7/2023 at 6:33 AM, KirbyCollector said:

Anthony, Burkey and Bill have always been entertaining 

DAMN...that guy in the middle DOES LOOK LIKE ME.....LOL.... I assume bill is on the right and "ANTNY" is on the left? (before the head shave) LOL

On 12/27/2022 at 9:00 AM, trimpehulk said:

Gil Kane yes at 4 for many reasons and the ones Mike posted. Number 5 not taking anything away from Ross Andru or the page that sold. He will not crack my top 5 EVER. Pollard was so much better not to mention Romita Jr, Byrne small sample size and Ron Frenz, and Bagley. Andru 9 or 10 just my opinion. Pollard and his body of work often overlooked.

I love Pollard ASM art personally much more than Andru...I just felt his run on the title was not long enough to be considered in the top 5. but artistically i love his art and I feel he is one of the most under-rated artists from the late 70s / early 80s. (His FF and ASM art are spectacular to look at in person!)

On 12/14/2022 at 8:58 AM, KingOfRulers said:

I think it's a great page. Would I pay $32.5k for this page? No. But I lose most auctions, so I'm unwilling to pay FMV for most pieces of interest to me in today's market.

I'm constantly being surprised by what pieces are getting now. Funny enough, I see it as no surprise that Andru's Spider-Man work fetches this amount. He's one of the top Spider-Man illustrators. Ditko, Romita Sr., and McFarlane are certainly the top three Spider-Man artists. In my opinion, Andru is number four. I'm sure some would argue for any number of other creators such as: Bagley, Larsen, Ramos, Mooney, Kane, or Saviuk. For me, it's easily Andru. Being that among the top three Spider-Man creators, Romita Sr. is the most "affordable", with Spidey costume pieces starting around $20k, it makes sense that an excellent example from Andru would generate the amount that it did.

I would put Gil Kane at #4 and Andru #5 (Kane drew so so so many key books from 89-105 and 120-124 and 150 (and about 30 asm covers including first Punisher in 129!!)