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[Speedy-D]

Both the inks and the pencils were done by the same artist?

yep

 

So, dumb question, why did he use 2 different boards then?

That was my next question. Seems strange.

maybe so he'd be okay is he screwed up the inks?

[Rodey]

Ok, so I know this is not as cool as EvilAsh's commission. But I did pick this up from Kieth Pollard at FallCon in St.Paul, MN last weekend. Spiderman 2099 with the first appearance of 2099 Venom! I couldn't resist the price, and Kieth is a really nice guy.

 

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[JadeGiant]

Hulk 632 page 18 - an incredible splash from Paul Pelletier's great recent run on the Hulk.

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=820971&GSub=116684

 

Edited October 19, 2011 by JadeGiant

[ComicVein]

I had this piece done many years ago. Its not new but it has been sitting in a envelope and in a box since about 1997 when it was received for a trade i did with Sava. It hasn't seen light in 14yrs. Its around 9 3/4 x 13 in size.

 

[jick]

Both the inks and the pencils were done by the same artist?

yep

 

So, dumb question, why did he use 2 different boards then?

That was my next question. Seems strange.

maybe so he'd be okay is he screwed up the inks?

 

I would probably do the same if I was assigned to pencil and ink the same page. I would separate them.

 

He would be ok if he screwed up the inks.

 

He could sell two separate pieces of art.

 

And considering he is the same artist - I think the value of both pieces will be very close to each other unlike other artwork with two separate artists where the penciler's work always commands more.

[Rodey]

Woohoo! Just purchased this! (image from Brian Peck on comicartfans.com)

 

I always want a cool MUME Pollard page!

 

[MyNameIsLegion]

Howdy,

 

another rare 2-fer for me, both by Buscema chronicling a certain Cimmerian.

 

1st.....the real head turner, a rather salacious page from Savage Sword of Conan

#42 featuring a hapless bare breasted brunette, hung from the ceiling and

whipped by a lusty African queen.

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=821661

 

Nudity, bondage, violence, overtones of lesbian-fu, all the proper ingredients

for a supermarket magazine rack page turner when we were kids. This was during

that brief period that Marvel tried to compete with Warren and Heavy Metal in

the more lusty aspects of R-rated material, besides the requisite hacking and

hewing of limbs and skulls that we had come to expect of Conan.

 

2nd..... a page from Conan #46, the only issue that Joe Sinnott inked from the

series over Buscema. I got it in trade from Greg O. via CAF, so thank you Greg,

and thank you Bill for making a place for it to happen.

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=821604

 

thanks for looking!

[Tony S]

Howdy,

 

another rare 2-fer for me, both by Buscema chronicling a certain Cimmerian.

 

1st.....the real head turner, a rather salacious page from Savage Sword of Conan

#42 featuring a hapless bare breasted brunette, hung from the ceiling and

whipped by a lusty African queen.

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=821661

 

Nudity, bondage, violence, overtones of lesbian-fu, all the proper ingredients

for a supermarket magazine rack page turner when we were kids. This was during

that brief period that Marvel tried to compete with Warren and Heavy Metal in

the more lusty aspects of R-rated material, besides the requisite hacking and

hewing of limbs and skulls that we had come to expect of Conan.

 

thanks for looking!

 

Conan's not in the page - and I don't miss him one bit!! What an awesome aquisition

[PokerKid]

I am a big fan of Sean Dietrich, so we asked him to create covers for albums from some of our trips. Just got the last five of them back today and am very happy with the pieces.

 

Panama Canal and Orlando (Harry Potter world)

 

Japan

 

Italy

 

Family Fourth of July

 

Japan

 

[jick]

Here are my recent additions. Clicking on the photo will lead you to my CAF page where you can browse a scan of the published page, and make comments:

 

Action Comics 595 (1987), Page 10 Superman Splash John Byrne

 

 

Avengers vs New Ultimates 5 (2011) Double Page Splash by Gerry Alanguilan (original inks)

 

 

The Jughead Jones Comics Digest Magazine No.42 (1986) cover by Dan DeCarlo

Edited October 22, 2011 by jick

[The Troll King]

Went to a City-Wide Garage Sale in Austin today and found these...

 

Mark Bode' convention sketch from 1989. I edited it out as to not offend anyone.

 

 

 

Gil Kane sketch from a Houston comic convention that took place in 1980. I'm not sure who the character is. The second image is what's on the back of the sketch.

 

 

George Perez sketch probably from the same convention?

 

 

 

This is a Dave Stevens print and it's actually signed by him.

 

[MrBedrock]

Terry Moore - Echo 24 and 26 covers. The perfect bookends from a great series...

[Stringer]

Those Echo covers are BADASS!!!

[alxjhnsn]

Terrific pickups. Terry does great work and Echo was a blast.

[MrBedrock]

Terrific pickups. Terry does great work and Echo was a blast.

Most importantly he's a Houstonian

[Carl Elvis]

I really wanted to own a page from Justice League #1 and was lucky to find something in my modest budget. Jim and Scott have done great work on this series and I'll be saving my pennies for something big later down their run.

 

This page features pre-Cyborg Victor Stone looking up as Green Lantern flys by;

 

Edited October 28, 2011 by Carl Elvis

[Stringer]

Posted a new piece of artwork from Tony Cliff's Delilah Dirk webcomic:

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryNew.asp?GCat=36469

[malvin]

I've been after this for awhile so I'm glad that I finally got an Adi Granov sketch of the Silver Surfer!

 

CAF Link

 

Thanks for looking

 

Malvin

[Mean Green-migration]

Extremely happy about being able to pick this up. My first Art Adams piece.

 

CAF Link

 

 

 

[chrisco37]

Extremely happy about being able to pick this up. My first Art Adams piece.

 

CAF Link

 

 

 

Nice! Adams was the man back in the day.