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I've listed Etsy and BigCartel main shops of OA in this article (in french but the links are easy to identify) : https://diogensclub.wordpress.com/2019/07/14/originalophilie-petit-guide-dachat-de-planches-originales-de-bande-dessinee-americaine-addendum-2-les-autres-lieux-dachats-doriginaux/

At Quai des Bulles, french festival at Saint-Malo, I bought this illustration by Daan Jippes and two drawings from Maxime Garabini.

Sometimes I also have some non following pages from a same issue.

Valiant #11th March 1972 pages 10 - 11 Janus Stark by Francisco Solano López

Shockrockets #5 page 21 - 22 by Stuart Immonen and Wade Von Grawbadger. With the cover of #6 and page 9 of #6, it makes for a nice sequence of "hero rising from the ashes of defeat and ready to kick " with top notch storytelling. : https://www.comicartfans.com/gallerydetailsearch.asp?artist=Stuart+Immonen&GCat=73443

Bloodhound #5 page 7 - 10

I've got a few : Judge Dredd Megazine 4.06 Judge Dredd - Who killed Jon Lenin? pages 12 - 13 by Paul Marshall

I had the opportunity to buy two pages from Star Wars : Agents of the Empire - Iron Eclipse, drawn by Stéphane Roux, from inker Julien Hugonnard-Bert. At the same time, I bought two small sketches from french artist Joël Jurion featuring Wonder Woman and Catwoman.

As a matter of fact, Panini Comics publish Marvel comics in Spain,(and other countries), not the other way. The culprit here is Panini, not Marvel.

Looking through dealers website, I came across what I can only describe as split covers (or panel covers), covers divided in two three or more images. How do you feel about those covers ? Is it a good thing, a bad thing ? Do you own some ? For example (not mine) :

My three (comics) covers : Shockrockets #6 by Stuart Immonen and Wade Von Grawbadger (my first published cover and my favorite) Mighty Samson #1 variant cover by Pat Oliffe Spider-Man and Doctor Strange unfinished cover by Simone Bianchi More info here : https://www.comicartfans.com/gallerydetailsearch.asp?aty=1&gcat=73443

I now use Office Lens instead of CamScanner : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.office.officelens&hl=fr

The Blonde by Franco Saudelli ? (NSFW)

I recently bought three illustrations from artist Mark Salwowski (https://www.salwowski.com/) : Barrayar, an unpublished cover for a Lois McMaster Bujold book. According to the artist "the artwork was done in the UK in the early 90’s" Despite its title I wonder if this painting could have been for another of Lois McMaster Bujold books in the Barrayar/Vorkosigan series. It doesn't really fit the "Barrayar" novel and would have been more appropriate for "The Warrior's Apprentice" or "The Vor Game" , since the male character looks like he could be the small Miles Vorkosigan who doesn't appear much in Barrayar. Earth shuttle and Comet rendezvous, illustrations for Omega (Australian science magazine). I was only interested in the cover at first but considering Mr Salwowski very reasonnable prices, the shipping cost and my own taste for sci-fi / space art it was a no brainer to add those two pieces. And they're quite big.

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