What OA can you get for $300

[Kevin Boyd]

Won the original Paul Gulacy cover art to Eternal Warrior 35 last night on eBay for $150. Here's a scan of the published cover:

 

 

OA doesn't have any text, logo, etc. --- it's just the image shown of the arm lying in a puddle on the ground.

 

 

[armydoc]

I just got this commission piece of the Gunslinger and some Slow Mutants (from Stephen King's Dark Tower books) for well under the $300 mark. It's done by Mike Wolfer, who is an artist for Avatar and a hell of a nice guy. Insanely fast turn around time. If anyone wants contact info for the artist, shoot me a PM.

 

 

 

 

Got this one from him a few months ago...

 

[Pitboss]

Great pieces Doc!!

[Artemaria]

Another sub-$300 purchase (considerably under), not costly, but a big fave.

 

This one's from up and coming Top Cow artist Eric Basaldua also known as EBAS, from his stint on Magdalena.

 

 

 

As Malvin previously noted, there's some jewels down in here (no pun intended), if you look hard and are lucky!

 

Best regards all.

 

- A

[armydoc]

I really loved this thread and wanted to give it a bump. I posted links to these previously, but not images. In the spirit of Christmas...The Last Christmas, Rick Remender all under $300

 

John Cassaday Desperadoes. $125 if I remember correctly.

 

OT, but any other Christmas themed OA out there? Christmas is gonna suck for me this year, but I'm in the home stretch. (thumbs u

[boomtown]

Posted this in another section a few days ago, figure it belongs here as well. Nice Garney splash/semi-splash for way under the limit. Great Cap image. Thanks to the boards Mikeyriffhard for the deal.

 

[armydoc]

I picked this up on the cheap off ebay (especially for a 11x17 painted page). Mark Bloodworth has done some work on Deadworld and a few other horror books. This really did it for me for some reason. I've found myself more and more attracted to painted stuff recently. I wouldn't go in the water for months after seeing Jaws as a kid.

 

 

 

[GotSuperPowers?]

How's about this beauty for under $300? HULK SMASH! Hell, under $100 if you're not factoring shipping!

 

Cheers

Simon

[NelsonAI]

Great Hulk page Simon.

[He11blazer]

Picked up this early Hellblazer DPS for £150 (=$300) a while ago.

 

 

From the opening to Hellblazer issue 6. Seemed like a bargain to me! Especially as I remember the scene so well from multiple readings of the comic.

[chromium]

[mrpunch0]

OT, but any other Christmas themed OA out there? Christmas is gonna suck for me this year, but I'm in the home stretch. (thumbs u

 

How's this for Christmas art? Ho. Ho. Ho. (Honestly, I can't recall how much this great commission by Buzz cost me.)

 

But this great Marvel Apes splash by Barry Kitson came home with me for under $300 ...

[comix4fun]

OT, but any other Christmas themed OA out there? Christmas is gonna suck for me this year, but I'm in the home stretch. (thumbs u

 

But this great Marvel Apes splash by Barry Kitson came home with me for under $300 ...

 

 

Wow that's Chimp Change.

 

 

 

 

And.....I wasted post #3000 on that crappy- joke.

[Kevin Boyd]

Ken Lashley sold me this beauty for only $200

 

http://comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Page=1&Order=Date&Piece=429326&GSub=67345&GCat=0&UCat=0

 

Got this from Albert Moy for $250

 

http://comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Page=1&Order=Date&Piece=401667&GSub=66948&GCat=0&UCat=0

 

 

[Claudio]

Ken Lashley sold me this beauty for only $200

 

http://comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Page=1&Order=Date&Piece=429326&GSub=67345&GCat=0&UCat=0

 

Got this from Albert Moy for $250

 

http://comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Page=1&Order=Date&Piece=401667&GSub=66948&GCat=0&UCat=0

 

 

Wow. Amazing deals for those!

[Pirate]

under $300

 

 

[Sharkey]

Bought this from Bob Layton for $300 a few years ago (he did it in 2004, and I think I got it in 2005). He charges $500 for cover recreations these days, but you can commission some nice things from him for $300 or under. He does excellent work for the price, imho.

 

I was especially attracted to this because Bob described how he had utilized the pencils (or bluelines of the pencils) to the original cover by Jack Kirby and lightboxed his inks off them.

 

I think it looks better than the original published cover and maintains a lot of Kirby flavor.