It took a few years but I got it. 0

[Michaeld]

I've been begging a friend for this piece for a few years. He finally let it go. Thanks Brian. Omaha

[Ecclectica]

I can understand you.

I have waited for quite a few years to obtain a both delightful and affordable Omaha piece.

For those who are still waiting :

https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/illustrations/reed-waller-omaha-the-cat-dancer-and-chuck-as-romeo-and-juliet-illustration-original-art-1989-/p/7369-12331.s

https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/illustrations/reed-waller-omaha-the-cat-dancer-pop-star-specialty-illustration-original-art-signed-by-kate-worley-1994-/p/7369-12330.s

https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/illustrations/reed-waller-omaha-the-cat-dancer-vol1-trade-hardback-bookplate-illustration-original-art-kitchen-sink-press-1987-/p/7369-12329.s

https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/illustrations/reed-waller-omaha-the-cat-dancer-vol2-trade-hardback-bookplate-illustration-original-art-kitchen-sink-press-c/p/7369-12328.s

https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/illustrations/reed-waller-omaha-the-cat-dancer-button-illustration-original-art-and-color-guide-kitchen-sink-press-1983-/p/7369-12326.s

[John E.]

Wow, I am so out of the loop. I had never heard of Omaha nor would I have ever guessed her popularity. Congratulations though. 
 

TBH, I saw the title of the thread and I thought this was another post about Cadence Comic Art.

[PhilipB2k17]

On 2/8/2024 at 11:36 PM, Michaeld said:

I've been begging a friend for this piece for a few years. He finally let it go. Thanks Brian. Omaha

 

Edited February 9 by PhilipB2k17

[Dr. Balls]

Congrats! I spent years chasing a specific piece myself and I know the elation you feel when you finally get it (or get it back, in my case). Put that on the wall where you can see it every day!

[Bronty]

I like the better adult titles that came out at that time.    Its more interesting to me to read all the various genres you could get in indies at the time from humor to fantasy to horror to adult to sci fi without reading another same old, same old superhero story.     

I've never read Omaha but for adult works I did enjoy the Don Simpson works from the time - Wendy Whitebread, Forbidden Frankenstein, etc.    

[Ecclectica]

I just saw Scott Eder recently adjusted the price for one of the few remaining Omaha item on the market that is not in auctions. This one has been in his stock for years.

Can't blame him: he probably saw the recent HA results :

 

What could been seen on his website in 2023:

... and now, on his Ebay account:

 

Strangely, this remaining item can't be seen on his webstore:

... so let's hope the eBay listing is not an error.