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Paul Reis
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Amazing Adventures #2![]() ![]()
Edited by Paul Reis on 29 August 2016 at 10:22pm
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marios ksidonas
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Doug Centers
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I drew an homage to this one in my 11th grade art class. It was the first time I can remember wanting original artwork on any piece.
Man would I love to see the original hanging on my wall!!
Edited by Doug Centers on 28 August 2016 at 5:02pm
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Jim Petersman
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I would need a magic wish just to recall which page I really want. The first time I ever flipped back to see the credits in a comic was an issue of the Fantastic Four. My memory swears it was a page with Johnny flying into Doom's castle that led me to first look to see the name of the artist (John Byron is who I thought it was for the first year or so).
However, when I flip through my comics I can't find anything close to that image in the right timeframe. Somewhere through the years, my brain flipped things around and now I have no way of ever determining what page it actually was that piqued my curiosity.
I suppose it doesn't really matter, but damned if it doesn't bug me.
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James Lansberry
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I'd spend a month going thru and trying to choose some Sal Buscema Hulk images, but the Dale Keown splash from HULK #372 comes to mind automatically...
Edited by James Lansberry on 28 August 2016 at 8:30pm
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David Miller
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There are literally two splashes I've seen for sale in the past ten years where I desperately wished I could make my second million already and literally achieve TWO Holy Grail for a mere $16,000-$42,000.
But there can be only one. Because there is only one. Neal F'in Adams.
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Steve Adelson
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Always loved this cover....
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Robert Bradley
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Gotta go straight to the source - splash page of my favorite comic, Giant-Size Avengers #2 -
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Joe Smith
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A bit of a jolt that I've not read so many of the previously posted comics.
My choice would be any page from the dream sequence in Alpha Flight
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Marc Cheek
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Maybe this one...
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John Byrne
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Gotta go straight to the source - splash page of my favorite comic, Giant-Size Avengers #2 -•• The page that almost ended my career before it had begun! I saw that when it first came out, and I thought "Who am I kidding? I'll never be this good!"
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Robert Bradley
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JB - I think that issue is certainly some on Cockrum's best work Having Neal Adams help out with the inks certainly didn't hurt, but Cockrum was really on his game in 1974/1975, especially in GS Avengers #2 and GS X-Men #1.
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