What art is burned into your brain ????? 2 2

[aardvark88]

Frank Miller DD #181, still powerful after all these years:

[williamhlawson]

Point taken (kinda).  For me...the next panel...vertical 1/2 page splash...doesn't even need a picture, crushed me.  Etched.

3 hours ago, aardvark88 said:

Frank Miller DD #181, still powerful after all these years:

 

[Unca Ben]

The 4-page sequence of Spidey lifting the machinery in ASM 33, owned by Burkey.  The Thing leaving the FF in FF 41, owned by me. 
The last page of X-Men 17 (you dare not reveal the incredible ending to any living soul!), and the ending of Journey into Mystery 118 where the Destroyer is about to disintegrate a helpless Thor (oh, to be nine years old again).

 

[KirbyJack]

No fair picking one of the most iconic panels in Comics History.

 

But I like it!

[1950's war comics]

this cover is burned into my brain....

[GreatEscape]

Many, many touchstone images from my early comic collecting days, here are a few:

 

Dino

 

[ComicConnoisseur]

23 hours ago, 1950's war comics said:

this cover is burned into my brain....

I think that might have been the first non Ditko ASM cover?

 John Romita made a great opening statement, as to who the new Spider-Man artist was going to be.

Stan Lee seemed to know how to pick winners.

[trimpehulk]

7 hours ago, GreatEscape said:

Many, many touchstone images from my early comic collecting days, here are a few:

 

Dino

 

Dino, love the 7-11 cups you are missing a few

[zhamlau]

On 4/27/2018 at 12:03 PM, zhamlau said:

This...i dont know why, but this page is the most memorable page for me i think in comics. It was dark and cruel without being cartoonish. I think it was just the idea of finding someone so low they were already trying to kill themselves through drink, and making it your point to try and find a way to hurt them even more. It really stuck with me.

Haha, i forgot I posted this about 2 months ago. I just realized I had posted a page from Daredevil 249 , a story that always stuck with me from my youth. Then about 10 days ago i came across the cover for it by odd chance and bought it. Talk about serendipity!

 

[thethedew]

This should come as no shock...

              Micronauts 25 pg 31           ::                      Micronauts 26 pg 15

Edited June 16, 2018 by thethedew

[PhilipB2k17]

Chris C owns one of mine. Yowza! 

 

[Flambit]

Recently I've been thinking a lot about the FF 248 cover.  I had two separate opportunities over the last few years to get this cover and didn't.  Kind of a regret.  

[skrilla1212]

A bit more recent but this image from Queen and Country by Tim Sale stops me in my tracks every time. 

This series was so rich in character and this image just epitomizes Tara Chace. I think it's one of Sale's best.

[The-Collector]

This page from Miller and Darrow's Hardboiled. It is both an arresting image and the dialogue is a deep meditation on human existence. As a teen it hit me hard. Still taken by it to this day.

[alxjhnsn]

The splash from the first comic that I ever read is burned into my mind. I was 8, my brother 7, when I bought this comic at a HoJo in Brownsville, TX in 1964.

We studied this page intently trying to understand who these people were and what they did. I knew Superman, but, basically, no one else. I found it fascinating.