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  1. Werewolves The Black Lamb 2 p. 5 (December 1996) Artist: Timothy Truman (All)
  2. Doctor Strange 46 2nd story p. 1 "A Moment's Peace" Original art to the stats
  3. Library of Dream Artist: Todd Klein (All) --This was done by Todd Klein in 1994 for the SDCC Auction. Although the art itself is simple, Todd was the letterer for Sandman and it has the titles of all the books in The Library of Dream or titles suggested by Sandman itself. The various lettering styles are wonderful and as a working librarian this is one of my favorites.
  4. Fred Freeman (1955) Collier's Magazine- From Collier's Sept 16, 1955. An illustration for the story: "The Navy Comes Up with Real Flying Saucers." The article focused on an abandoned aerospace technology called: Coleopters. A page from: Exploring Space : A True Story of the Rockets of Today and a Glimpse of the Rockets That Are to Come (1958). Tibor Gergely was one of the great children's book illustrators. He did the paintings in over 70 of the Little Golden Books of the 1940s-1950s. Babylon 5 #2 p. 13 (1994) Artists: Michael Netzer (Penciller) , Rob Leigh (Inker) Luna Hilton by Kelly Freas-The awesome Kelly Freas did many little pre-lim sketches. These may have been spot illustrations for Analog or maybe just trying ideas out.
  5. "The Pie-face Prince of Prezelburg" Jingle Jangle Comics 16 (August 1945) Artist: George Carlson (All) Published 4 page story
  6. Doctor Strange Surgeon Supreme #7 cancelled cover Artist: Max Fiumara (All) Doctor Strange 6 p. 24 The Mordo Chronicles part 1 (Aug 1989) Artist: Tom Sutton (All) Fantastic Four 27 p. 28 (June 1964) 1st Dr Strange Cross-over Artists: Jack Kirby (Penciller) , George Roussos (Inker) "Dr Strange Gets Lost on His Way to the Surrealist's Convention" P. Craig Russell (1983) Ultimate Marvel Team-up 13 p. 19 (April 2002) Artist: Ted McKeever (All)
  7. https://www.comicartfans.com/galleryroom.asp?gsub=178579 A couple of new pages from Strange Academy Strange Academy 5 p. 4 (Dec 2020) Artist: Humberto Ramos (All) Strange Academy 6 p. 16 (Jan 2021) Artist: Humberto Ramos (All)
  8. Doctor Strange 26 page 11 (December 1977) Artists: Jim Starlin (Penciller) , Rudy Nebres (Inker) , Rudy Nebres (Finisher)
  9. Ultimate Marvel Team-up 13 p. 19 (April 2002) Artist: Ted McKeever (All) The son of Dr. Strange battles Xandu for the Wand of Watoomb.
  10. Spiderman Team-up 6 p. 25 (1997) Artists: Tom Palmer (All) , Bob Macleod (Layouts) It's getting spooky in here------Dracula and a Werewolf vs Spider-man and Doctor Strange
  11. Doctor Strange Annual 1 (2019) Artist: Andy MacDonald (All) Killer Nuns AND Demons--Happy Halloween!
  12. Twins reunited. Well fraternal rather than identical However very happy to have these two together Doctor Strange 1 p.10 (Dec 2015) Artists: Chris Bachalo (Penciller) , Al Vey (Inker) https://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1670623 Doctor Strange 1 p.10 Pencils UNUSED (Dec 2015) Chris Bachalo A nice pencil page by Chris Bachalo. It had to be redrawn because of the Darth Vader on the wall over the bed and the light-saber on the dresser needed to be removed (copyright reasons?). See published page above for comparison.
  13. Emotional resonance is tough when you have been collecting for 27 years but I will try: This one was my first "special" page, Doctor Strange #1 by Frank Brunner. I found it at the San Diego Comic Con the second year I was collecting (1994). I had already spent my budget for that year when I saw this on the wall of a dealer. I immediately negotiated with my wife for a chance to buy this beauty. I have been a life long fan of Alice in Wonderland and remember this page fondly. At the time I never imagined that such a Dr. Strange icon would ever be for sale. Doctor Strange meets Agamotto. I could not get over this page and almost wanted to keep it in the room with me for the first few days: