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[Khazano]

..... Oh what the heck, I'll play too.

 

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=431613&GSub=2069

 

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=432911&GSub=2068

Edited October 2, 2008 by Khazano

[chromium]

The Doom insanity continues

 

Always fun to find pages from my favorite comic books, the Bob Layton Doom-Iron Man confrontations were always fantastic and nobody does armor like Bob Layton

 

I might have overpaid for this page compared to the pages I got from #249 (or maybe I got those at a steal ) but I couldn't resist this one

 

 

Iron Man #250

[Bonds25]

 

Always fun to find pages from my favorite comic books, the Bob Layton Doom-Iron Man confrontations were always fantastic and nobody does armor like Bob Layton

 

I might have overpaid for this page compared to the pages I got from #249 (or maybe I got those at a steal ) but I couldn't resist this one

 

What a page!

[Pirate]

some mid ohio acquisitions.

 

First up the unused Billy Tan cover to UFF #55.

 

Second is a great Bob Mcleod half splash from Adventures of Superman Ann 4

 

 

 

[tilleycs]

chromium - Congrats on the Doom/IM page. I'm awaiting a commission sketch from Layton. Should be any month now....

 

Chris - sweet Joker sketch! My wife would love that one.

[Sardo Numspar]

Sweet little GA OA. This is from Fawcett's Master Comics, issue 124, p.19. It is a humor strip featuring Muscle Hedd:

 

[justin]

nice!

 

[Jarren]

Greg LaRocque Rogue 17x14 wish I had a scanner because the camera does not do it justice

 

Edited October 17, 2008 by Jarren

[Pirate]

Really nice Jarren, I saw he was doing commissions again.

[フロスティ]

Picked up a nice Conan the Barbarian strip from 1980...featuring Red Sonja in every panel. I dig tough chicks...

 

Conan the Barbarian Daily 02-26-80

[Pirate]

Cool, what did those appear in?

[フロスティ]

Cool, what did those appear in?

 

From Wikipedia: "The Marvel Conan stories were also adapted as a newspaper comic strip which appeared daily and Sunday from 4 September 1978 to 12 April 1981. Originally written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by John Buscema, the strip was continued by several different Marvel artists and writers." (Link)

[Pirate]

wiki yuck

[フロスティ]

wiki yuck

 

How about this non-Wiki tidbit of info?

[batman_fan]

I just grabbed this one off Ebay. There were a ton of the Batman Animated artwork recently, but I have decided to focus only on pages with a certain look which this one had. I will pot a bigger image when I have it in hand.

 

[BB-Gun]

These are recreations by Acerno (an artist that worked at Marvel). The twice up recreations (original art size) are for sale. Sorry they don't come with the attached comics.

bb

 

He also has done full size Flash Gordon pages by Raymond and True Crime pages by Cole.

[Cody_Starbuck]

I just purchased page 5 of "The Man Who Loved Breasts" from Robert Goodin. This comic was just published by Top Shelf Comix. I don't have the artwork yet but here is what that page looks like:

 

[comicgrinder]

I just purchased page 5 of "The Man Who Loved Breasts" from Robert Goodin. This comic was just published by Top Shelf Comix. I don't have the artwork yet but here is what that page looks like:

 

[mister_not_so_nice]

I just purchased page 5 of "The Man Who Loved Breasts" from Robert Goodin. This comic was just published by Top Shelf Comix. I don't have the artwork yet but here is what that page looks like:

 

 

That looks like a story that should have been kept together, or at least sold in pairs!!

[cbac]

As seen on the marketplace thread decided to sell a bunch of pages to partly fund my latest batch of pages, looking it over I'm pleased, and surprised, that I was able to add some of my most wanted pages from Fables: Homelands, such as:

 

First glimpse of the transformed Blue

 

 

The Blue and Snow Queen Face off

 

 

Gepetto reveals Blue Fairy's fate

 

 

The climatic scene