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Picked up a couple pieces from Evan Dorkin at HeroesCon this year:

David Golding is an up-and-comer and he did a great job on this Invaders One Minute Later with the Reaper. I love the heads/expressions in the upper left and the crackle and energy of the Reaper -- Cap better throw his shield and disrupt his aging scythe or Bucky is in real trouble!!!!

David was great to deal with and did the commission in just a few weeks. I highly recommend him. You can write him at: d.goldingartist@virginmedia.com . Tell him the One Minute Later guy sent you.

Just added a nice new page which, while not a very splashy image, has a lot of charm and appeal in many other ways due to the subject matter. The fact it was also a gift to me, from artist Mike Vosburg, also added to my enjoyment of it. But don't just take my word for it, see for yourself:

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1239590

I don't post my new art pieces here much but today was a great day:

Here are two:

 

Justice League #101 p.1 (JLA,JSA and Seven Soldiers of Victory) by Dillin and Joe Giella - this was the very first page to the very first super-hero comic I ever read. My cousin had a coverless version and I read it when it came out and to my 6-year old self, it was the greatest comic ever!!!!

 

http://comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1238547

 

 

 

Amazing Spider-Man #140 Cover - I was 8 1/2 when this came out and I loved the Jackal and the Grizzly and Spider-Man - I thought this was the most fascinating storyline and who were these amazing new villains (hey, I was only 8). http://comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1238549

 

 

Hope you enjoy them....

That ASM cover is suh-weet!!!

I don't post my new art pieces here much but today was a great day:

Here are two:

 

Justice League #101 p.1 (JLA,JSA and Seven Soldiers of Victory) by Dillin and Joe Giella - this was the very first page to the very first super-hero comic I ever read. My cousin had a coverless version and I read it when it came out and to my 6-year old self, it was the greatest comic ever!!!!

 

http://comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1238547

 

 

 

Amazing Spider-Man #140 Cover - I was 8 1/2 when this came out and I loved the Jackal and the Grizzly and Spider-Man - I thought this was the most fascinating storyline and who were these amazing new villains (hey, I was only 8). http://comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1238549

 

 

 

Hope you enjoy them....

Two awesome pieces

Congrats!

Great page... I always like the Celestials

I finally got my "Death" of Watcher page up on CAF... so happy!

link:

http://comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=1240045&GSub=91829

Link no workey. I think you posted one from inside your password protected account. Need an outside link for us plebs!

Link no workey. I think you posted one from inside your password protected account. Need an outside link for us plebs!

fixed!

So glad to have this one back, yeah:

Had to skip San Diego this year, so I treated myself. Here's Simone Bianchi's variant cover to the upcoming Miracleman by Gaiman & Buckingham #1:

Marvel is restarting the numbering to Miracleman with #1 this September for the Gaiman/Buckingham run, as they will be completing "Golden Age", which was left unfinished due to the folding of Eclipse. This Bianchi piece is the only cover from the Marvel run I feel approaches any of the artistic heights seen in the 1980s series, drawing on an intricate depiction of Miracleman's Mount Olympus and what looks to be a nod to Moebius along the way.

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1240341

Picked up a couple pieces from Evan Dorkin at HeroesCon this year:

 

 

Awesome! I love his stuff. I think he's very underrated as a cartoonist. I bought a Myron the Living Voodoo Doll piece from him at SDCC way back in '98, and got a Milk and Cheese sketch in '97. I'm hoping to buy a published piece from him, maybe at Cinci Comic Con. Would love to get a cover like this!

Matt Wagner

Simon Bisley

Nice, Wagner and The Biz! What page is that Grendel from? Is it newerish, it looks it.

Nice, Wagner and The Biz! What page is that Grendel from? Is it newerish, it looks it.

The Grendel is Grendel vs. The Shadow issue 3, page 31 - 2014 I think.

Had a busy week at SDCC and was able to pick up some items that were high on my want list

Some Keith Pollard/Jim Mooney Rampaging Hulk inkwash pages

A Jose Luis Garcia Lopez Deadman page from Adventure Comics #466

A Nick Cardy Aquaman Chapter Splash page

A Barry Smith Conan page from issue #10

And a Gene Colan Daredevil page from issue #37 - fighting Dr. Doom!