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The OFFICIAL "This week in your ORIGINAL ART collection?"
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alxjhnsn

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On 3/19/2020 at 1:58 PM, NC101 said:

Two of the daily drawings that Farel Dalrymple sells through his Patreon, "Marshling" was a request for a Swamp Thing-like creature and the axe cat was one he already had planned.

 

Ferel's work is weirdly wonderful. Thanks for sharing!

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On 3/19/2020 at 9:06 PM, batman_fan said:

I added this one to my collection today.

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Its impressive to see how big it was. Seeing it held - really helps us understand the enormaty of the art.  Fabulous.  It's amazing that Schultz did one of these plus all the dailies each week for so many years. Thanks for the great pick.  Finally - and I may be reading into this- but that looks like the pride of a daddy holding his newborn baby on his face. Priceless! Congrats and have a cigar! 

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Just added this new pick up.  A Sakai Usagi cover. I have been looking at Usagi covers that have been posted for sale by the artist or others (mostly auction) for the past couple of years. Even though I like them all - what I was really after was a Yojimbo that felt like he did in the early issues. Back when I first got introduced to the character.  For those who know the comic - you might recall that early Usagi had a simpler head shape. That shape has gotten less geometric and more 'natural' over the years. Basically Sakai stuck to the shape more early on and now the character feels more expressive and plyable. I am sure I am not working this correctly. Added a couple of picks below that show the difference. A t any rate I was looking for that early style and am happy to have found it. As many here may have experienced with the acquisition of new art  - sometimes when you get a new piece of art by an artist for the first time - it really gets you wanting to start finding that 2nd piece! Ha ha.

See the art in my gallery Here

 

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1 hour ago, Panelfan1 said:

Its impressive to see how big it was. Seeing it held - really helps us understand the enormaty of the art.  Fabulous.  It's amazing that Schultz did one of these plus all the dailies each week for so many years. Thanks for the great pick.  Finally - and I may be reading into this- but that looks like the pride of a daddy holding his newborn baby on his face. Priceless! Congrats and have a cigar! 

Thanks, I am super excited to have it.  I have been wanting one for a long time and I really love the story in this one.

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My goal is to post meaningful art pieces in alphabetical order from A to Z across a variety of titles and artists with no duplication, that I currently own or will acquire throughout the year. 

  • A for Amazing Spider-man (Larsen)
  • B for Batman (Capullo)
  • C for Cloak & Dagger (Bagley)
  • D for Doomsday (Jurgens)
  • E for Elektra Assassin (Sienkiewicz)
  • F for Famous First Edition Superman #1 (Garcia-Lopez)

Today, I'm proud to post the cover to Ghost Rider #30 (Ernie Chan).  Two of Marvel's greatest supernatural heroes, Ghost Rider and Doctor Strange engage in spirited combat!  I love the classic Ghost Rider pose that recalls his 1st appearance in Marvel Spotlight #5!

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Be safe and well everyone!

 

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