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drmccoy74 reacted to a post in a topic: Got a comic room??? Showcase it here!
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What examples of 'INFAMOUS' comic art would be fun to own?
Drewsky replied to thethedew's topic in Original Comic Art
They ALF cover with the seal hug. Winner! -
EggShen4thewin reacted to a post in a topic: Framing OA Opinion - Show Entire Board?
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The room is for my art and pinball machines. Windowless and dark almost all hours every day if the week. Interior walls for most art. Recessed lighting, small humidifier and humidly percentage meter. The art is in acid free bags and boards stored in portfolios, with the exception of the larger stuff which is in top loaders, which I may have officially framed some day. I have 2 items professionally framed behind glass and one cover painting on board in a frame. The sign holders IMO are great for bagged and boarded 11x17 art because you can move things in from the portfolio and out very easily.
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MagnusX reacted to a post in a topic: Framing OA Opinion - Show Entire Board?
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The Voord reacted to a post in a topic: Framing OA Opinion - Show Entire Board?
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I have some traditionally framed pieces, but also like the swap-ability of these sign holders. Easy way to show off bag and boarded art and also comes in different styles of frames, vertical, horizontal and self standing.
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Sideshow Bob reacted to a post in a topic: Would you have the writer sign the original art?
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Would you have the writer sign the original art?
Drewsky replied to Peter L's topic in Original Comic Art
I would not let them use a Sharpie. Bring your own pen or pencil and be very specific as to where you want them to sign or have it in an art bag and board with a taped off window cut into it if you want to be super specific and avoid a possible tragedy. -
I am pretty sure that Demon page sold here on the boards, years ago, in the marketplace.
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Mighty Hal reacted to a post in a topic: PSA: Russ Manning Korak Fakes
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aardvark88 reacted to a post in a topic: PSA: Russ Manning Korak Fakes
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MagnusX reacted to a post in a topic: PSA: Russ Manning Korak Fakes
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Just a public service announcement that there are a lot of these fake Manning pages out there and more being sold on Ebay everyday. They are pretty good fakes at first glance. Large size 12 by 18 on thicker art board paper/board. I bought 2 a while back thinking I found hidden gems at great prices. Wrong category, vague and misleading story, etc. I should have know better after 15 years of collecting. I am not naming names because I was able to get my money back and I debated on to post or not, but we need to all be aware. One piece was bright white board and the other was tinted yellow. Both had whiteout applied at points to make them look more genuine. They are however just machine printed black ink copies and have no real pencils, no color variations, and no hand inking like an original would. They were made to deceive. You can see the ink was printed as one item on them and everything is the exact same black tone. Words, boarder, all of it. If you check WorthPoint dot com and search Korak "CAPTIVE OF THE VULTURE" or Korak "WARRIORS TEST" it will show you lots of what I am talking about. Just be extra cautious with all Manning Korak art and do your research.
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Drewsky reacted to a post in a topic: My Alcala in AlterEgo issue #172
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Drewsky reacted to a post in a topic: Comic Book Memes !
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Where would I sell this? Any way to determine value?
Drewsky replied to Jesse Weiss's topic in Original Comic Art
Send them to Heritage. You call, you ship, they sell, you get a check. Very easy and they get the most eyes! -
Drewsky reacted to a post in a topic: New podcast/video from Felix Comic Art (UPDATED 1/3/17!)
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Drewsky reacted to a post in a topic: New podcast/video from Felix Comic Art (UPDATED 1/3/17!)
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Drewsky reacted to a post in a topic: To all the folks complaining about the increase in OA prices this past year...
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Drewsky reacted to a post in a topic: One small step for a collector........ Uncanny X-Men #308 page 27
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Drewsky reacted to a post in a topic: Can you identify this artwork?
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Drewsky reacted to a post in a topic: The OFFICIAL "This week in your ORIGINAL ART collection?"
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Drewsky reacted to a post in a topic: The OFFICIAL "This week in your ORIGINAL ART collection?"
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Drewsky reacted to a post in a topic: No one mentioned the huge Jim Davis Garfield strip auction at Heritage?
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Forum Member Art Showcase: Red Sonja or Show Me Your Red Sonja!
Drewsky replied to BuraddoRun's topic in Original Comic Art
Red Sonja 9 Cover by Michael Walsh -
Although an expensive book, there are still a ton of them out there. If you really enjoy the character, I would recommend trying to find a nice published page of original art with him on it for around what you would spend on the book or get a commission from an artist you like for the character. I know Ron Frenz does some great spidey-universe commissions and there are many others! I encourage all comic fans to own at least one published page or commission.
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Best Comic Youtube Channels and Forums (besides this one)
Drewsky replied to Pixx_L's topic in Comics General
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BWS. I hated his art when I first got into Conan. I am still a Buscema guy, but I like BWS more and more each time I see it.
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Please help: Was this Green Lantern piece published?
Drewsky replied to Drewsky's topic in Original Comic Art
Thank you all for helping. There seems to be a pretty good chance it's unpublished. I will try to hunt down some issues at a future show. I tried to track down Tod on facebook and the internet and only found a few broken links or no real person that matches. Anyone know a way to get ahold of him? -
Hello All, I have been researching, but I need help. Thank you! 1.) This could have never been used. 2.) This could have run in Action 602-635. Green Lantern removed from the book after 635. 1988/1989 3.) This could have run in other DC books 1988/89. Green Lantern volume 1 was canceled with issue 224 in May 1988. This references Action 601, May 1988. Signed Tod Smith 1988 Tod Smith worked on Green Lantern in Action Comics 606-614 and the Green Lantern special 1. All in 1988. DC art board. No rear stamp. Any ideas? Anyone have the issues to check? Thanks!