The OFFICIAL "This week in your ORIGINAL ART collection?" 38 38

[Darrell F]

That is a little out of my range. I would rather spend that money on my Batman run.

[Solar]

[Jesusjon]

Awesome!!

[Hart1000]

Got this ( http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=171153&GSub=27351 ) from Spencer Beck ( http://www.theartistschoice.com/ ).

 

Really cool re-telling of HIM's origin!

[de-mented-migration]

So it isn't a Romita Spidey cover but nonetheless this daily always makes me laugh.

 

[Darrell F]

Is this the one you were trying for?

 

[jjeanius]

Just got this piece the other day. As a huge fan of both Tool and James Jean, this piece is a match made in heaven. :-)

 

 

[mister_not_so_nice]

Cort, that is awesome! !

 

What was it used for? A TOOL project or just similiarly themed?

 

I picked up this print from Cam DeLeon at SD05 . Heck of a nice guy and his flash website is cool also.

 

 

[jjeanius]

Thanks, Mike! It was used as the main illustration for a Tool article in Future Music magazine.

 

BTW, can't see your print...

[Mister Trent]

Is this the one you were trying for?

 

 

Love it!

[Alberto1975]

Hey all, things have been crazy since I am living in California for the summer, so this post is long due, but here are some of my latest acquisitions!

 

First is a huge DPS commission I got from Bob Layton, I wanted a piece that summarized some of the biggest moments in Cap's career. I am definitely impressed with this piece!

 

Second is the cover to Captain America #411, by Rik Levins and Danny Bulanadi:

 

I also got Bob Layton to ink a recreation of the Captain America 228 cover, pencilled by the original penciller Ron Wilson. He lightboxed the pencils so that I can have both the pencil version and the inked version:

 

Thanks to Court(jjeanius) for this piece. I have not received it yet, but I received the scan of the final version, it's by Renato Italo:

 

Another commission, this one by Dave Ross, beautiful pencils, I will definitely have to look for a good inker to finish this one up...

 

Finally, here's a prelim that I got from a commission Diego Maia is working on. Once again, thanks Court for setting this one up! Hopefully Diego will finish it up shortly!

[Mister Trent]

Thanks to Court(jjeanius) for this piece. I have not received it yet, but I received the scan of the final version, it's by Renato Italo:

 

 

Jeez, I hadn't realised the Red Skull had such powerful and muscular legs . . . god help Cap America if he traps him into a scissor lock . . .

[micmack]

Straight from the front lines! The latest from Civil War #2, Pages 5 and 6 by Steve McNiven and Dexter Vines...

 

Civil War #2

[shady64]

Heh, you're building a fine collection of Steve McNiven's depictions of the female backside!

[micmack]

Heh, you're building a fine collection of Steve McNiven's depictions of the female backside!

[micmack]

More from the Bay!

 

Dazzler and She Hulk!

 

Dazzler #14 page 16

[Mephisto]

Thanks to Court(jjeanius) for this piece. I have not received it yet, but I received the scan of the final version, it's by Renato Italo:

 

 

Jeez, I hadn't realised the Red Skull had such powerful and muscular legs . . . god help Cap America if he traps him into a scissor lock . . .

 

Well Red Skull was part of the Nazi Germany and Hitler gace his men roids.

[BrianR]

Here is My latest piece of art From Marvel Team-Up #35 by Sal Buscema. Human Torch in action My CAF gallery

 

I also included in my gallery some Marvel Unverse III colr art of the Fantastic Four.

Edited July 1, 2006 by marveljunkie

[micmack]

Another from the 'Bay:

 

Pin-Up most likely used for the Marvel Universe Handbook or for a Marvel House ad.

 

A beautiful Dazzler by John Romita Sr. & inked by Johnny Jr.!

 

Dazzler

 

If anyone with issue 3 of "OFFICIAL HANDBOOK OF THE MARVEL UNIVERSE (1983-1984)" could help me verify i would appreciate it...

[Darrell F]

I am in the process of buying these two pieces from Batman 640 by Paul Lee. I wish they were whole pages but oh well. Apparently he draws each panel in blue pencil on pieces of 8 1/2 X 11 copy type paper. He then splices the panels together digitally to form the page in photoshop. He then emails the finished page to the inker who prints them out on artboard to ink them.