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We had a good week last week. The result on the Conley artwork was incredible. Thanks so much to the bidders and to Felix and Aaron! We have six auctions this week First is a piece by Riley Rossmo, the artist and co-creator of Image Comics titles COWBOY NINJA VIKING, PROOF, GREEN WAKE, DRUMHELLAR, BEDLAM, and RASPUTIN. You know Riley from his frequent stint as cover artist for DC, Valiant, and Boom and his recent MARTIAN MANHUNTER book. Riley's also done some work on the Batman titles, BATMAN/THE SHADOW, and THE BATMAN WHO LAUGHS. Felix Comic Art and Riley came through with this killer piece for us. Riley delivered something akin to the commissions he does with Felix, a nice 11” x 17” piece on comic artboard. This is one more of just a few pieces we've got this time by comic book artists, so jump on it. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Riley-Rossmo/153847533486?hash=item23d2070fae:g:92UAAOSw59heWC9l Next up is a piece by March trilogy artist Nate Powell . Nate and John Lewis’ created a trilogy that will resonate for years to come. Nate stands out as the first cartoonist ever to win the National Book Award. He’s also received the Robert F. Kennedy Book Award, the Michael L. Printz Award, two Ignatz Awards! Did I mention an Eisner? Yeah, he’s got one of those as well. This piece is a big 9 x 14, and is ink and watercolor. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Nate-Powell-MARCH/153847548895?hash=item23d2074bdf:g:E1EAAOSwFp5eWDS1 Carolyn Belefski creates and publishes original comics and illustrations, including her comic strip, Curls. She is artist of the comic books Black Magic Tales, French Fry Club, and The Legettes. Carolyn has served on the National Cartoonists Society Board of Directors and works on Cartoon Network’s Adventure Time comic book as well. This 9 x 13 piece is ink and some spot color in marker. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Carolyn-Belefski-Curls/153847518993?hash=item23d206d711:g:4HEAAOSwgoNeWC4x Robert Pollak’s illustrations appeared in various magazines and newspapers over the years. He has contributed art to Red Stylo Media’s Shakespeare Shaken, Unfashioned Creatures (Frankenstein) and Killer Queen anthologies. Robert was one of a number of artists that created a limited edition homage comic book for Bill Woggon’s 1945 Katy Keene called The Pin-Up Parade, and later a comic book titled Mermaids, Vixens, and Wenches. In 2012 Robert started his own newspaper comic strip, Ellen’s Adventures at the Shadowland. This piece is pen and ink and measures 11 x17 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-R-Robert-Pollak/153847537570?hash=item23d2071fa2:g:PxcAAOSwD-5eWDIR Ray Friesen is best known for the 'Pirate Penguin vs Ninja Chicken' series, and 'Fairy Tales I Just Made Up!', as well as the graphic novel adaptation of the DiscworldTM novel 'Small Gods' by Terry Pratchett. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Ray-Friesen/153847542649?hash=item23d2073379:g:mqQAAOSw3sNeWDKz Ellen Liebenthal is a professional graphic designer in the fabric industry. She’s also a professional cartoonist, illustrator, and writer. Her book Dan Harmon Please Hire Me, highlights the first 500 characters she created for her 1000characters project. She also creates Instant Nut Comics online. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Ellen-Liebenthal/153847550277?hash=item23d2075145:g:T18AAOSwnuxeWDcp Thanks again for your bids!

First, I’d like to thank everyone who bid on our auctions last week. The Bliss piece exceeded expectations, and Harry was thrilled. So were we! Thank-you again. We have four auctions this week First is a piece by Aaron Conley, the artist and co-creator of Sabertooth Swordsman. I personally own a page from this series and it’s a blast. Aaron was the 2014 winner of the prestigious Russ Manning Promising Newcomer Award, and is repped by my pal Felix who set this up for us. (Thanks, Felix!) His piece is fantastic as usual. Aaron always delivers when he does commissions, and this is a nice and big 11” x 17” piece on comic art board, just like the ones that he does with Felix Comic Art. There’s a lot in this one, and it’s a fun homage to C & H. This is something special, given that it’s one of just a handful of comic art creators we have (we attracted a lot of strip artists this time,) so I think it will do very well. As Albert says, bid early and often! https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Aaron-Conley/153839743460?hash=item23d19031e4:g:azMAAOSw5fJeTu5c Next up is a piece by Phoebe and Her Unicorn cartoonist Dana Simpson. This ink and watercolor illustration by Simpson measures 12" x 16" It got a bit wrinkled during shipping (Grrr USPS,) but nothing a good hot iron won’t take care of. Don’t laugh, I had a really famous artist send me something folded in an envelope once, and I ironed it out. I really did. It works. Don’t burn yourself if you try it, and use a piece of thick tracing or wax paper between it and the art. Results may vary! https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-Dana-Simpson-Phoebe-Unicorn/153839729862?hash=item23d18ffcc6:g:AQAAAOSwlBBeTutd Next is a piece by The Norm cartoonist Michael Jantze! This ink and watercolor illustration by Jantze measures 5" x 7" so it’s rather small, but it's rendered beautifully, and is a great gag. I love these little conceptual mash-up pieces. I also like really small art. I can’t explain that, other than to say small art can frame up nicely and tuck into little places where art generally isn’t. I think that’s neat. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Michael-Jantze/153839733724?hash=item23d1900bdc:g:t14AAOSwsnVeTu0d Onion & Pea cartoonists Jose Villena and David Tomaselli created what looks to be an ink and marker illustration that measures 8" x 12" https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-Villena-Tomaselli-Onion-Pea/153839748115?hash=item23d1904413:g:G2YAAOSwPYpeTvJx That's what we have this week. We’re about 1/2 way through. Coming up in the next month are great pieces by Mo Willems, Riley Rossmo, Patrick McDonnell and more! Thanks again for your bids.

Thanks very much for posting your photos of your visit to the museum. Andrew Farago, our curator, puts a lot into these exhibitions, and I think he does a fine job. I agree that the comic covers were a nice touch. I believe this is the first time that these three classic EC stories, that are in a true pedigree collection have ever been shown together. Some of Feldstein, Davis and Ghastly's best work, if you ask me. When this show comes down, the Calvin and Hobbes show will go up in this gallery. It's not up for much longer, so try to get there if you can.

Four auctions are live this week, closing in a few days! First up is a piece by my friend Harry Bliss. Harry has done dozens of NYer covers, cartoons and is syndicated with his daily, “Bliss.” He’s one of the funniest people I know, we grew up together and beat the _____ out of one another weekly. Because that’s what bored kids in Rochester, NY do. Harry has done a lot of cartoons with Steve Martin, and they have a book together coming out next year collecting all their stuff. Harry did a great Hellboy piece for us a few years back, and this one is no exception. Signed by Bliss and Martin. The image is 6 x 6. Ink and Graphite. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-Harry-Bliss-Steve-Martin/153831971671?hash=item23d1199b57:g:dHUAAOSwQY9eReHl Next is a piece from another friend, a guy you’ll see slinging ink in artist alley every year at SDCC. Tony Giraldi Brown is his name, and he’s local to the Bay area and has been a friend of mine and the museum for years. The piece is 11 x 17 and is ink and watercolor. He’s a good dude. Buy something from him at SDCC (or this!) https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-Tony-Guaraldi-Brown/153832005473?hash=item23d11a1f61:g:5FEAAOSwXI1eReGf Next up is Charles Brubaker. He’s done a lot of work for MAD and for SpongeBob Comics. His comic “Ask a Cat” is a riot. His little one pager from that collection titled “Dear Cat, do you make Art?” will make you laugh. Or maybe cry. Google it. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-Charles-Brubaker/153831946450?hash=item23d11938d2:g:U7EAAOSwSgFeRc5c Our final piece this week is really cool, but know that it is a Giclee. Chris Shadoian Fossett is a former Art Director/Designer at Disney, Abrams, Dark Horse, and Lego. It’s clear this piece is inspired by his time there. Chris is currently working on his own books. The digital piece is numbered 1 of 1, and there will be no more printed, and it is embossed with his mark. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-Chris-Shadoian-Fossett/153831953009?hash=item23d1195271:g:3M0AAOSw3tdeRdFb That’s it this week. Last week was a very good week for us, the pieces sold very well, and we can’t thank the OA collecting community enough for helping the museum out.

Three auctions are live this week, closing in a few days! First up is a piece by New Zealand artist Roger Langridge. You’ll know Roger from Judge Dredd Megazine, Roger the Clown, and the killer Hellboy piece he did for us last year. The image is on 11 x 16 paper. Mixed media. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Roger-Langridge/153820650576?hash=item23d06cdc50:g:iuIAAOSwZDxeOLp0 Next is a piece from artist, Ryan Browne of TNMT and Batman & Maxx fame, as well as variant covers for the Usagi Yojimbo 35th Anniversary. Looks to be markers on bond. Really nice colors. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Ryan-Browne/153820654110?hash=item23d06cea1e:g:cHgAAOSwZTNeOLzd Finally, Ben Seto, who did a wonderful piece for our Hellboy auction, returns with a great full color illustration of C&H. A huge 11 x 15 image created in ink and watercolor. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Ben-Seto/153820641314?hash=item23d06cb822:g:3okAAOSw0j5eOLbb Help us pay that PG&E bill!! (Thanks as always)

We will have a signed Sunday print by Bill that was given to one of his editors coming up... I know it's not an original, but... it is signed. I've seen it and scanned it. Framed up on you wall... well, lets just say it will cost exponentially less than the piece in Heritage next month! It's in our CAF gallery, have a look at that and what else we have coming if interested in helping the museum out.

Four new auctions are live this week, closing in a few days. The boards were down earlier this week, or I’d have posted this sooner! First up is a piece by caricature artist Christian Meesey. The image is on 11 x 14 paper, so it’s nice and big. Looks to be ink and colored pencil. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Christian-Meesey/153815799265?hash=item23d022d5e1:g:0gsAAOSw9IReM2Fq Next is a piece from “Dustin” artist, Jeff Parker. Again, ink and colored pencil, on 11 x 14 inch paper. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-Jeff-Parker-Dustin/153815812298?hash=item23d02308ca:g:X4UAAOSwvd9eM2dF “Lockhorns” artist John Reiner, in collaboration with Bunny Hoest created this illustration. Pen and ink wash on 8.5 x 11 inch paper https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-Hoest-Reiner-Lockhorns/153815823728?hash=item23d0233570:g:EnAAAOSwfOBeM2rT Finally, Star Wars artist Jamie Cosley did this piece for us. It’s 8.5 x 11 as well. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-Jamie-Cosley-Star-Wars/153815806406?hash=item23d022f1c6:g:cNIAAOSwvAReM2RM Thanks again for your interest in helping out the museum!

Here's a funny one. I have tried to edit this to put in the first name of the venerable character________ Tracy, four times. It just won't accept it. I am going to assume that I am not a luddite, and actually know a thing or two about posting on a chat group. And that this is because this is also a body part/slur. Sorry for the interjection. PLEASE BID!!!

We’re back with three new auctions this week. First up is a piece by Betsy Peterschmidt, an illustrator who has done a lot of work for Scholastic—Legend of the Fire Princess, the She-Ra GN, and others. It’s 8.5 x 11, rendered in watercolor and ink. Betsy also did a piece for our Hellboy auction a few years ago. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Betsy-Peterschmidt/153806955994?hash=item23cf9be5da:g:9zAAAOSwZoVeKh16 Next is from another long-time friend of the museum, Brent Anderson. His piece is great, he riffed off his stint on Ka-Zar, giving us a Calvin in the Savage Land motif. I don’t need to list Brent’s work—he’s been doing great comic work for some time now. This piece is 9 x 12. And it’s great. (Yes, I said that twice.) https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Brent-Anderson/153806956615?hash=item23cf9be847:g:w9IAAOSwjeheKhC1 Finally, a piece by Joe Staton, the artist on Tracy, with a Calvin/Tracy mashup. The piece is rendered in ink and marker. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-Joe-Staton--Tracy/153806956980?hash=item23cf9be9b4:g:vX8AAOSwIWBeKg1r I love when artists bring Calvin and Hobbes into their world. That's a fun way to do it. Check out the new Filipe Andrade art that we just got in and I posted on our CAF page. Filipe is a true C&H fan! Again, these pieces will be published in the forthcoming catalog, and exhibited at the gallery. Throw a bid at them if you can. It’s benefits like this that keep the lights on.

Many more are coming. Check out the Comic Art Fans gallery page, there really is something for every collector, and I think many will hammer reasonably.

Three new auctions are live this week, closing in just a few days. First up is a piece by Don Wimmer, award winning cartoonist of the syndicated strip "Rose is Rose!" It’s 7x 10. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Don-Wimmer/153798978238 Next is from friend of the museum, and a contributor to our Hellboy auction last year, Jeffrey Brown. We all know Jeffrey from his Star Wars books, "Darth Vader and Son," and "Jedi Academy!" This piece is 6 x 6 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Jeffrey-Brown/153798960036 Finally, a cool piece from Andy Ristaino, an Emmy award winning character designer behind "Adventure Time," "Night of the Living Vidiots," and more. It’s 6 x 8 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Andy-Ristaino/153798968728 All of these pieces will be published in the forthcoming catalog after our gallery show. Throw a bid at them if you are interested. All help is greatly appreciated!

We have 3 more auctions currently running on eBay this week. The first is from Brian Fies. It's 11 x 14, and from the creator of the graphic novels A Fire Story and Mom's Cancer! https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Brian-Fies/153791032288 The second is from Gemma Correll. It's 6.5 x 8.5. Gemma is the creator behind The Worrier's Guide to Life, and A Pug's guide to Etiquette! https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Gemma-Correll/153791031952?hash=item23cea8ea90:g:vBYAAOSw9qFeF5Cb The third is a digital print, and is not original artwork. Its signed by Greg Evans, The Reuben award winner of the strip, Luann! https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-signed-print-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Greg-Evans-Luann/153791031784?hash=item23cea8e9e8:g:zegAAOSwUmheF5P4 There are many more coming, and still more promised from a number of artists, so stay tuned every week, and look at our CAM page where we've posted the art that has currently arrived. Thanks for your support of the Cartoon Art Museum.

Yes, of course. We'd never do anything like this without his approval.

Our first auctions are up. We’re starting off with three, and will take a break over the holidays and be back the first few weeks of January— auctioning a few a week. The first auction we have is by Jon Way$hak. Jon described this piece: "It's a teenage Suzie playing with Calvin's emotions and he's quite frustrated. Of course, his imagination is making the entire situation all twisted." https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Way-hak/153759867564?hash=item23cccd62ac:g:eNAAAOSwZCBd8rWc The second piece is by Pixar artist Le Tang. He’s done story boards and production illustration for Clone Wars and Kung Fu Panda. It’s another great piece. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Le-Tang/153759902403?hash=item23cccdeac3:g:gNQAAOSwdzxd8ri7 Our third piece is by graphic novelist Kim Dwinell. Her graphic novel Surfside Girls is from Top Shelf/ IDW. She’s had a career in animation, on films Hercules, Mulan, Tarzan and more, and now divides her time between her comics work and teaching animation at CSU Long Beach. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Calvin-and-Hobbes-by-Kim-Dwinell/153759841748?hash=item23ccccfdd4:g:LFEAAOSwfOBd8WgG The Cartoon Art Museum will publish a full color catalog collection all of the artwork created for this auction, and will present a public exhibition of the pieces in March 2020, before the recipients receive them. So although you’ll pay for these after the auction, you will not receive pieces until 2020 so we can show them all in the gallery, similar to our Hellboy auction. Please consider throwing in a bid or two to help the museum out. Thanks John Butler- Board member

The Cartoon Art Museum proudly announces its second tribute auction. This year's theme will be A Boy and his Tiger: A Tribute to Bill Watterson. Starting soon on eBay, we will feature original artwork from top graphic novelists, animators, and cartoonists who have admired and drawn inspiration from Watterson's work. The auction will support the museum's ongoing public programming and exhibitions. Artists have been asked to creative original work in the spirit of Watterson's classic comic strip, drawing on thematic elements and character dynamics of Calvin & Hobbes. These original pieces are currently up on the museums Comic Art Fans website and will be sold in a series of eBay auctions leading up to a full color tribute catalog, and an exhibition at the museum early next year. Once each auction goes live, we will post an image and a reminder of each here as well. Currently, we have pieces on hand from Harry Bliss and Steve Martin, Patrick McDonnell, Mo Willems, Lynn Johnston, Aaron Conley, Jon Way$hak, Riley Rossmo, and many more. Thanks for your support of the Cartoon Art Museum. Please visit us when you are in the Bay Area. We are at 781 Beach street in San Francisco, and currently have a Pre-Code Horror EC show in one gallery, and illustrations by John Kascht in another. We depend on our community to keep us bringing great shows to the museum, so if something interests you please bid, and consider becoming a member if you can. We greatly appreciate the help.

A number of years ago, before I moved to collecting art in the early 2000s, I was a big Golden Age Collector. I owned a number of the Twilight books, a lot of early Detective comics. I had them all encased originally, and found a few of the certificates in some comic boxes. Most went with the books when they sold, but I probably couldn't find these. The certificates are for Detective Comics #87, and for Detective Comics #58. The CGC had them and returned them, and obviously put the Pedigree on the label. But I have them, so if you own either book, and can prove it to me, shoot me a note and I'll be happy to send them to you if you pick up the postage. Seems like they should be reunited with the books. Please pass this along. john

Thanks artistlost, another boarder contacted me through email and we shut it down.

We have two more auction ending in a few days, before we end this next week with Mike Mignola's piece. This week, a great piece by Scott Hanna, and Pixar illustrator John Hoffman. Thanks for the support the art collecting community has given the museum! https://www.ebay.com/usr/cartoonartmuseum?_trksid=p2047675.l2559

This is our second to last auction. We've auctioned off 32 pieces in total this summer, and Kent and Mike Mignola's pieces close out our auction. Look for Mike's piece next week. Kent just doesn't do comic art commissions like this anymore. This is the equivalent of one of his gallery pieces, it's large and really the scan does it no justice. This is a great buying opportunity. The Bill Sienkiewicz piece still has not arrived—if it ever shows up, we'll offer it at a later date. Hopefully, he'll send it in time for the show. "Sorry" to those who were looking forward to it, I was too. There will be a catalog that Ryan Graff and I are putting together, so if you didn't get a chance to own any of these great pieces, you'll have that. It's going to be a nice one. Thanks to everyone who has bid on the auction. Our new space is going to be incredible, and your contributions have been greatly appreciated. This painting is rendered in mixed media on bristol and measures 17" x 22". http://outside-affiliatelinksnotallowed.com/yc8yoldx

Three new auctions this week. 3 great pieces by Chris Mooneyham, Steve Purcell, and a page from BPRD by Paolo Rivera- You get the blue line page with additional pencils on it along with notations, and the inks, two separate pages of artwork here.

4 more auctions closing tonight! Nick Dragotta, Michael Gaydos, Nate Van Dyke and Gary Amaro. Some really nice pieces this time. Thanks again for your support. John http://outside-affiliatelinksnotallowed.com/y9zk8w2m

We're back after our SDCC hiatus. We have new auctions running this week. Please check them out and throw a bid our way, it'd be greatly appreciated. This week we have Riley Rossmo from Felix Comic Art, Jonathan Way$hak and Anthony Freda. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hellboy-Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-by-Riley-Rossmo-/152656205443?hash=item238b04d683:g:uqsAAOSwHk9Ziq-B http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hellboy-Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-by-Way-hak-Jonathan-Wayshak-/152656201661?hash=item238b04c7bd:g:SRMAAOSwuwNZiq3-

Three new pieces, and our last round before Comic Con. We'll resume the week after. John Van Fleet- When I asked John do do an illustration for this, he said "you actually want me to get my hands dirty?" Johns been totally digital for years, so this is a rare opportunity to get an original from him. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hellboy-Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-by-John-Van-Fleet/152613237705 Cliff Chiang- Another great commission from one of the Felix Comic Art artists. This one looks fabulous in person: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hellboy-Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-by-Cliff-Chiang/152613237621 Tomas Hijo- Really cool scratchboard illustration. Again, in person, amazing. Scans don't do many of these justice. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hellboy-Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-by-Tomas-Hijo/152613237124 Thanks for looking once again, and good luck. Hope to see some of you at ComicCon. I'll be hanging around ASFA as usual. John

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I missed last week. Got busy at work. The big winner was the James Harren piece, which was no surprise, there were many enquirers for that one. Thanks to all the bidders. This week, three great new pieces. Hellboy by Stephen Green- Fun piece. Green is such a great draftsman. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hellboy-Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-by-Stephen-Green-/152596162668?hash=item238770a86c:g:UQwAAOSwPK1ZTAn- Hellboy bust by Lee Ballard-look at all the photos of this thing, it's exceptional. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hellboy-Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-Lee-Ballard-sculpture-/152596167986?hash=item238770bd32:g:y9oAAOSwq~tZTAr8 Hellboy by Roger Landridge- "After Fuseli" This one is a lot of fun, and rendered amazing as well -http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hellboy-Cartoon-Art-Museum-auction-original-art-by-Roger-Langridge-/152596159852?hash=item2387709d6c:g:dagAAOSwXXxZTApx Good luck, please bid big for us. John