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another page from the vampire story

Here's another one, from Eerie #82, page 34 I believe:

 

WE'LL DO IT FOR BIFF!!!

Here's another one, from Eerie #82, page 34 I believe:

 

 

and here's a pretty cool detail:

 

CAF comments are drooled over

I like it.

Who did the inks on this page?

Here's another one, from Eerie #82, page 34 I believe:

 

 

I like it.

 

Who did the inks on this page?

Some fellow named Gonzalo Mayo. They're pretty rad, eh?

Excellent....Mayo's work is top-notch...

Excellent....Mayo's work is top-notch...

(thumbs u He inked the vampire story pages from Creepy too.

I've had a Spider-Man Joe Rubinstein pin-up in my CAF for some time already. I decided to digitally color and create an imaginary cover for Spidey's 50th anniversary 700th issue, paying homage to issue 300:

(click on the image to see and comment on the original art in CAF)

Then I had artist Mike DeCarlo ink over my fanboy pencils of a cover concept idea of Legion of Super-Heroes 38 (circa 2007). I never really liked the original cover by Bill Sienkewicz because it didn't tell the story of what's inside. DeCarlo was the original inker of the series, so it was a great commission to do 25 years later.

(click on the image to see and comment on the original art in CAF)

I also got what I feel is one of the ultimate Curt Swan Superman splash pages! I just love this piece of art!

(click on the image to see and comment on the original art in CAF)

I just loved the image and felt it was quintessential Curt Swan that I felt like digitally coloring it and making it into another imaginary concept cover. Here are the digital colors:

If you have missed my previous update about indulging in a guilty pleasure, here it is - Howard Porter and Mike DeCarlo merchandising/licensee style art from 1998:

(click on the image to see and comment on the original art in CAF)

Someday when I do have time, I will digitally color the above art and convert it into an imaginary cover of some sort.

I also update additional images on my Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez Superman Style Guide art after I obtained more information through an eBay listing. I realized this was the cover of that style guide. http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=832891&GSub=122141

Yes the above is the art swiped by Andy Kaufman, sold for thousands of dollars, and which I started a thread about here a few months back.

Enjoy these updates!

Great pieces, who digitally colored them?

Great pieces, who digitally colored them?

I did it myself. I digitally color the art pieces I own when I do have time.

You have been busy!

Great stuff!

By no means were these aquired recently, but it occurred to me that I hadn't posted this where the real fans can see it. The FF 98 page on the far right was purchased after one of the most enjoyable nights of my whole (hobby) life.

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I posted my adventures this weekend in Boston on another thread, but thought I'd link to the art here, too.

Katie Cook - Her work makes me smile

The LSH Founders

Harry Potter and his Patronus

Daniel Hdr and Bob Wiacek (pencil page and matching blue line inked page)

Legion of Super-Heroes (2012) issue 8

Curt Swan - I'm really happy with this!

Legion of Super-Heroes

For those that don't like links, here you go, but really press the link and give the CAF some hits, Bill needs the money.

Couple sketches I got yesterday at Fan Expo

The most recent additions to my Superman collection.

Wanted to share some old convention sketches I found. The Laird inked Turtle is my favorite, unfortunately they have some foxing from poor storage conditions and there is some surface damage to the Larsen piece. Will be preserved from here on out. The show a lot better than the scans.

Luckily my favorite is also in the best shape.

Got a page from a Claremont / Byrne collaboration! Well, it's not the X-Men but I am a DC Comics guy:

Justice League of America 94 (2004) Page 15 featuring Wonder Woman by John Byrne and Jerry Ordway

Interesting to see the panels up close, just goes to show the detail and care put in by Byrne and Ordway:

I got that page since I was already ordering from the same dealer (Mr. Warden) who I got my first Jack Kirby art which I posted about elsewhere in this forum.

Super Powers (1985) Page 18 with Superman, Darkseid, Desaad, Martian Mahunter, Red Tornado, Wonder Woman and Firestorm by Jack Kirby

I won't have it in hand for a couple of weeks, but here be my latest watercolour addition:

From Calgary this weekend; George Perez Superman

From Calgary this weekend; George Perez Superman

Is this one of his $25 sketches? I got an Adam Strange a little while ago, and this is far superior. Congrats!!

Interesting to see the panels up close, just goes to show the detail and care put in by Byrne and Ordway:

 

I love seeing large scans of individual panels. It really gives you an appreciation for the work of a good inker.