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Just a little mid grade number, but ya gotta dig that cover :cloud9:

 

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Yeah, one of my favorite covers too. I have a raw copy, no idea what CGC would grade it as.

 

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Howdy-

 

posting outside of the OA thread because this might be more appreciated amongst the GA crowd:

 

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I just got this piece of original art, which I posted to my CAF page here:

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=991610

 

I'm sure you guys recognized Murphy Anderson's iconic 1998 Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide cover, but I spent a bit of time trying to compile a list of the covers that inspired, and I"m sure there's some I've overlooked, so suggestions are welcome. I posted them in the link above. The naked girl in test tube was a staple of pulps and comics in the GA, as are giant robots, giant brain's, and let's not forget action heroes!

 

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Gorgeous piece! Murphy Anderson is a gentleman and great artist. :applause:

 

The robot, as you have identified, is based on SA 50 as Murphy drew that one originally but it was inspired by his favorite comic artist Lou Fine and the cover to Fantastic 3. http://www.comics.org/issue/656/cover/4/

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Gorgeous piece! Murphy Anderson is a gentleman and great artist. :applause:

 

The robot, as you have identified, is based on SA 50 as Murphy drew that one originally but it was inspired by his favorite comic artist Lou Fine and the cover to Fantastic 3. http://www.comics.org/issue/656/cover/4/

 

 

Thanks! I'll add that to my list of cover references- (thumbs u

 

I flipped thru the Gerber books yesterday- but it all started to run together after awhile doh!

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