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First I'll miss in over 25 years.

I got this con sketch at a Big Wow convention 2014. Larry Todd was there and I was very excited. I asked for a drawing of Dejah Thoris and John Carter but he said he wanted to do something a little different but related to John Carter. He asked for $40 but I gave him $100. For a full description of how he came to draw this and a pic of him drawing click here. Larry Todd

Wrong. This needs to be changed. Not Miller

Thanks for the input gentleman.

I have a copy of X-Men 166 and a New Teen Titans issue 5 that both have double covers. I would put the X-Men at 9.6 and the NTT in the lower 9s. I bought them off the shelf in the 80s. How much more are they worth than a regular copy and should I bother to get them graded?

Veddy intadesting.

Who doesn't love Rom? My cousin Armando. He was a few years older than me and he is the one who got me into comics. I loved toys as much as comics so when Rom came out it was a dream. It was like Christmas once a month when a new issue came out. But of course Armando would poop all over Rom. He would always say "But he's got mittens!" I hated hearing that. I'm 52 years old and I'm still defending Rom from my cousin. Here is my original art Rom cover. Issue #3 by the great Frank Miller. Miller Rom

My first purchase of 2020 is a Buscema page from Silver Surfer #10. Check it out. Buscema SS

One page from the Zatara story is missing. The loose page is also from the Zatara story. The final page which is an advertisement page is missing as well. many of the pages have pulled away from the top staple.

I have this coverless Action Comics issue #14. One page is loose and one is missing but all of the Superman pages are there. Most of the pages are held by the bottom staple only. It belongs to a neighbor of mine and they are offering it to me. Does anyone know what a fair price would be?

I always enjoy returning to Jim Woodring's mind. Frank and Pupshaw have come upon one of the Unifactor's unique residents. Woodring

I purchased these two pieces because I have the prelim for one of them. They are characters that were developed with the intention of pitching Shadowpack to DC. The drawings are by Bill Willingham with an interesting connection to Matt Wagner. Blackmark Fantasia

Just got this Willingham Elementals page. Have a look. Elementals

his page is on auction at Comiclink and ends this Tuesday. Corben

From a Boris Vallejo painting I own.

Beautiful Colan page from Doctor Strange available. Check it out. Strange

Thanks for the input guys. I think the first response from The Lions Den is correct that it is Monsters of the Movies magazine. I hadn't considered a mag because in the picture it doesn't look big enough but I think it's just the picture angle. I also do remember owning issue #1 because I was a King Kong fan so it has to be that issue. I looked on ebay and it has that same back cover. Thanks to blowupthemoon for the clean-up. It looks great.

The page I previously posted here is up on CAF without the "censored" signs covering up the nudity. Warning: Not suitable to be viewed in the work environment. Nebres

This commission was done for me a year ago and it has just popped up in the latest issue of my favorite art magazine "Hi Fructose". Have a look. Woodring

I think you're right. It has to be Monsters Of The Movies. The first issue came out in June of 1975 and that picture was taken in June of 1975 and I do remember having that first issue because I was a huge King Kong fan. Thanks.

You must be right. I just checked the list of mags and I remember having one of them. Thanks.

This is a picture of a seven year old me with George Takei from a Star Trek convention in 1975. I have been trying to figure out what comic I'm holding for years. The two things that I can make out is that it is square bound and on the spine it looks like it says MONSTERS OF THE. That's all I got. Does this ring a bell with anyone?

Thanks Brian. I assume it was Nebres you were going for.

This is a picture of a seven year old me with George Takei from a Star Trek convention in 1975. I have been trying to figure out what comic I'm holding for years. The two things that I can make out is that it is square bound and on the spine it looks like it says MONSTERS OF THE. That's all I got. Does this ring a bell with anyone?

Can anyone tell me where this was published?