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The OFFICIAL "This week in your ORIGINAL ART collection?"
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Slim Pickins

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Hi guys, I was wondering if anyone could give me any information on production art. Things like acetate sheets used for color separation and other one of a kind items used in the production of a book. I can't seem to find any info about it anywhere. Is anybody out there collecting that stuff, and which part of the process (besides the OA) is the most collectable. I've seen a few people on ebay selling them, but it's hard to tell how legit they are. It seems like something that could be easily reproduced with some acetate and a copy machine.

I realize this thread is for discussing OA and I apologize for being off topic, but I felt if anyone knew about this, you guys would.

Thanks'

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etanick

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"half-stepping"? you mean I was a big spender? sorry, english is not my first language :(

 

I wish I remember how much I paid for it. I had a bad habit of buying things and then don't ever write down what I paid for them anywhere but I am pretty sure it was between 300 and 400 dollars. In all of these years, I have never sold one book so I never thought of caring what I paid for them....stupiddddddd in hindsight this hobby.

 

I wish I had the money back then because about the same time on Ebay, someone posted a complete original art with colors also for one of Neal Adam's X-MEN. I can't recall the exact issue but I think it was the one with Sauron. It was an incredible set and I didn't bother trying to bid. I have never anything like that since. Anyone here bought that?

 

I would trade my entire set of x-men collection for all those pages today if I have a 2nd chance.

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MedicAR

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Thought I would share with you guys a little water color that I got this weekend. I also got a couple of autographs and a self portrait sketch from Mr. Davis.

 

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:o Daaaaaaaaaaaannnnngggggggggggg :o

 

If it should ever need a home.......

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SOCALGUUY

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Additional sketches obtained from Long Beach Comic Con:

 

Captain America by Livio Ramondelli

 

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The Joker by Joe Benitez

 

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J. Scott Campbell drew Spiderman and Wonder Woman for my nephew and niece

 

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SPDREYCER

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So, here is some of my stuff I got at LBCC

 

The Hulk Vs. The Thing by Carlos D'Anda

 

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Whilce Potracio

Wolverine

 

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Joe Benitez: Captain America

 

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Cat Spaggs: Thor

 

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David Wong: Nightmare Before Christmas Wedding

 

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I save the best for last. I really wanted something original so I got a cover recreation of ASM #129 with a twist.

 

Deadpool #129 by Rob Liefield

 

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SPDREYCER

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The Hulk vs. Thing is wonderful!

 

And I admire your guts for showing the Liefeld OA. :baiting:

 

Thanks, I know what everyone say's about him but I grew up on the New Mutants. This is acutually my second piece from him. He did me an Avengers piece back at SDCC.

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Speedy-D

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Before the flaming got to be too much to bear, I used to defend Liefeld a bit. He's got some famously lame work, but there's some good stuff in there too. Your Deadpool drawing is cool and the vibe is a bit more fun than I'm used to seeing in his work.

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SPDREYCER

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Before the flaming got to be too much to bear, I used to defend Liefeld a bit. He's got some famously lame work, but there's some good stuff in there too. Your Deadpool drawing is cool and the vibe is a bit more fun than I'm used to seeing in his work.

 

I agree. He was use to drawing so aggressive with Deadpool. But I think I might have change his perspective on this piece. Initally I ask him to write in the kill shot "My Wade sense are tingling". He laugh about it but said it would be better without it.

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And, to pile on from Long Beach, here are mine...

 

Spidey sketch from Stan Lee!

 

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Bill the Cat from Berkeley Breathed

 

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Batman from Stephane Roux

 

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Batman from Simone Bianchi

 

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Spectre from Dave Johnson

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Supergirl from Ale Garza

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And, a Fathom splash from Ale as well

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