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[ciorac]

This won't be in my hands until after the holidays due to travel on my part, but the deal is secured!

 

Glad to add this page from All-American Comics #55 (January 1944) to my golden age art collection

 

 

Here is the page the way it looked when published in the comic

 

[GreatEscape]

This won't be in my hands until after the holidays due to travel on my part, but the deal is secured!

 

Glad to add this page from All-American Comics #55 (January 1944) to my golden age art collection

 

 

Here is the page the way it looked when published in the comic

 

 

Cool page Bill! (thumbs u

[ciorac]

Thanks Dino

[Larryw7]

This won't be in my hands until after the holidays due to travel on my part, but the deal is secured!

 

Glad to add this page from All-American Comics #55 (January 1944) to my golden age art collection

 

 

Here is the page the way it looked when published in the comic

 

 

Wow! That is a super cool piece of art. One of the guys in the artwork looks vaguely familiar as well.

 

Congrats, Bill!

[ciorac]

This won't be in my hands until after the holidays due to travel on my part, but the deal is secured!

 

Glad to add this page from All-American Comics #55 (January 1944) to my golden age art collection

 

 

Here is the page the way it looked when published in the comic

 

 

Wow! That is a super cool piece of art. One of the guys in the artwork looks vaguely familiar as well.

 

Congrats, Bill!

 

Thanks Larry, I knew you would appreciate it

[Pirate]

awesome elementals!

[Weird Paper]

This won't be in my hands until after the holidays due to travel on my part, but the deal is secured!

 

Glad to add this page from All-American Comics #55 (January 1944) to my golden age art collection

 

 

Here is the page the way it looked when published in the comic

 

Fantastic, Bill! Congratulations!

[ciorac]

Thanks Roger!

[alxjhnsn]

Probably not of high interest by most of those on the board, but Stan Lynde's Rick O'Shay was one of my favorite strips. I commissioned him to create a Christmas scene with the main cast, but I've wanted an original as well. I found this on eBay and pounced.

 

The daily:

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=842787&GSub=34812

 

The Christmas watercolor:

http://cafurl.com?i=13768

 

Merry Christmas to all!

 

[batman_fan]

This won't be in my hands until after the holidays due to travel on my part, but the deal is secured!

 

Glad to add this page from All-American Comics #55 (January 1944) to my golden age art collection

 

 

Here is the page the way it looked when published in the comic

 

 

Wow Bill, that is really sweet !

[plasticplayhouse-migration]

Growing up in the late '80s/early '90s, it didn't get much better than Whilce Portacio's all-too-short run on Uncanny X-Men. And for me, the highlight of that run was the debut of Bishop. For that reason, art day's don't get too much better than THIS.

 

Good way to roll into the weekend. :-)

 

 

That is an amazing score. I too was a fan of portacio's style

[Doc Joe]

Picked up some new covers

 

Here is one

 

[alxjhnsn]

Striking!

[Doc Joe]

And this puppy

 

[Stringer]

Got a few great Jim Lee/Scott Williams Justice League pages for Christmas. Check it out:

 

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

[AGGIEZ]

Picked up some new covers

 

Here is one

 

 

 

Frigg'n sweet!!!

 

[malvin]

I finally had some time during the holidays to scan these 2 beauties I got - 2 consecutive Aliens pages by Mark Nelson (with Aliens). I remember these 2 pages too when I read the series back in the day.

 

1st page

 

2nd page

 

Enjoy!

 

Malvin

 

 

 

[chrisco37]

I finally had some time during the holidays to scan these 2 beauties I got - 2 consecutive Aliens pages by Mark Nelson (with Aliens). I remember these 2 pages too when I read the series back in the day.

 

1st page

 

2nd page

 

Enjoy!

 

Malvin

 

 

 

Awesome!!!

[GreatEscape]

Never thought I'd be lucky to own a vintage BWS Conan page much less a splash! It's the title page from Conan #5 (1971) with the cool double-horn helmet:

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=835946&GSub=83777

 

Proud to share along with my best wishes to everyone for a Happy New Year.

[ciorac]

Never thought I'd be lucky to own a vintage BWS Conan page much less a splash! It's the title page from Conan #5 (1971) with the cool double-horn helmet:

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=835946&GSub=83777

 

Proud to share along with my best wishes to everyone for a Happy New Year.

 

Very, very cool. I'm a huge Conan fan, and that is one amazing piece to own. BWS was still showing his Kirby influence (or Marvel mandated influence) at the time.

 

Major congrats!