Favorite Panels of Original Art in Your Collection

[bluechip]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[F For Fake]

On a totally opposite end of the spectrum, I've come to enjoy Evan Dorkin's panel composition on Milk & Cheese. The man sure does love taking the usual comic strip gags to their most horrible conclusion.

 

 

Glad to see Dorkin get some love. I adore his stuff. I have a couple of pages but just have cruddy pics in my CAF, need to scan them at some point. His humor is widely praised, but I think it's at the expense of his cartooning. I think he's a great artist.

[tb]

 

Always so nice to see a classic, classy piece like this!

 

My own favorite:

 

 

 

[mister_not_so_nice]

The first panel is from the Starr one-shot. It's one of my favorite depictions of Starr and I think Snejbjerg really captured the anguish in his face.

 

The second is a great moment of Tulip lamenting over Jesse

[J.Sid]

The first panel is from the Starr one-shot. It's one of my favorite depictions of Starr and I think Snejbjerg really captured the anguish in his face.

 

The second is a great moment of Tulip lamenting over Jesse

 

Actually Michael, here is a much better panel capturing the essence of our boy Herr Starr

 

 

 

[Weird Paper]

I have a fondness for panels (and pages) with a sense of history behind them.

Like a first appearance:

 

 

 

Or an origin:

 

 

Or a new costume:

 

 

 

Or some history and significance that extends beyond the comic itself:

 

 

 

Sometimes it's just beautiful art that makes the page:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And sometimes, it's that other thing that makes the page:

 

 

 

 

 

 

[alxjhnsn]

And sometimes, it's that other thing that makes the page:

For a minute there, I thought you weren't going to post my favorite panel from your collection.

[Tokay]

So many great panels have been posted. Thanks to everyone for sharing!

[mister_not_so_nice]

The first panel is from the Starr one-shot. It's one of my favorite depictions of Starr and I think Snejbjerg really captured the anguish in his face.

 

The second is a great moment of Tulip lamenting over Jesse

 

Actually Michael, here is a much better panel capturing the essence of our boy Herr Starr

 

 

 

 

 

Agreed, but that page isn't in my collection (YET!). The current owner refuses to listen to reason

[Nexus]

A couple more...these are actual standalone panels, they are no longer part of a page:

 

 

[DeadpoolJr.]

These are some of the best I have have.

[J.Sid]

 

Love the intense linework on these

[Drewsky]

These are my fav 3

[IngelsFan]

Thanks to everyone that has posted so far-I'm enjoying seeing the responses!

[CoinAddict]

 

[J.Sid]

[drdroom]

[drdroom]

I'm not a bad person, but it might be this one:

 

[Doc McCoy]

Joker didn't need that tooth anyway!

 

[NicoV]

Some of my favorite panels on US comics pages (no need to show you european art):

 

Old stuff : Herriman, Raymond

 

 

 

More recent stuff : Sienkiewicz, Jones, Sale, Risso, Mignola, Lee, Adlard, Bermejo