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Dugald Stewart Walker ~ 1883-1937 ~ The Boy Who Knew What the Birds Said by Padraic Colum 1918
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Original splash page by James O’Barr from The Crow, published by Caliber Comics, February 1989
The Rocketeer by Al Williamson
I picked up this gorgeous Arzak piece from one of my art heroes, the indestructible John Paul Leon. He murdered the hell out of this!!!
Original unpublished cover art by Jack Sparling for one of DC’s 70’s horror comics
Original cover art by Jim Lee from The Punisher Armory #2, published by Marvel Comics, June 1991
Turlough O’Brien, an original painting by Barry Windsor Smith, circa 1970. Turlough O’Brien is the anglicized name of Toirdelbach Ua Briain, who was the High King of Ireland from 1055-1086. Also, Turlogh Dubh O’Brien was a character created by Robert E. Howard, and who starred in several of the author’s stories
Original splash page by Anton Caravana from Vampirella #100, published by Warren, October 1981
Original homage to Flash Gordon by Al Williamson and Frank Frazetta, circa 1963
Original and final cover art by Alex Schomburg for Speed Comics #33, published by Harvey Comics, July 1944
Milo Manara: original art for the cover of Il Montatore #21 (1976)
Original cover painting by Jack Sparling from House of Secrets #97, published by DC Comics, April 1972
"Well Armed Stranger," a rare, non-ducks oil painting by Carl Barks, 1982
Original watercolor illustration by Bill Mauldin
Original cover art by Bernie Wrightson from Secrets of Haunted House #5, published by DC Comics, December 1975
Original cover art by Tim Conrad from Airboy #39, published by Eclipse Comics, May 1988
Original cover art by Lee Bermejo from Hellblazer #221, published by DC Comics Vertigo, August 2006
Original cover painting by Charles Vess from Sanctum and Sigil, a sourcebook about the game, Mage the Awakening, published by White Wolf Publishing, 2005
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Original splash page by James O’Barr from The Crow, published by Caliber Comics, February 1989
The Rocketeer by Al Williamson
I picked up this gorgeous Arzak piece from one of my art heroes, the indestructible John Paul Leon. He murdered the hell out of this!!!
Original unpublished cover art by Jack Sparling for one of DC’s 70’s horror comics
Original cover art by Jim Lee from The Punisher Armory #2, published by Marvel Comics, June 1991
Turlough O’Brien, an original painting by Barry Windsor Smith, circa 1970. Turlough O’Brien is the anglicized name of Toirdelbach Ua Briain, who was the High King of Ireland from 1055-1086. Also, Turlogh Dubh O’Brien was a character created by Robert E. Howard, and who starred in several of the author’s stories
Original splash page by Anton Caravana from Vampirella #100, published by Warren, October 1981
Original homage to Flash Gordon by Al Williamson and Frank Frazetta, circa 1963
Original and final cover art by Alex Schomburg for Speed Comics #33, published by Harvey Comics, July 1944
Milo Manara: original art for the cover of Il Montatore #21 (1976)
Original cover painting by Jack Sparling from House of Secrets #97, published by DC Comics, April 1972
"Well Armed Stranger," a rare, non-ducks oil painting by Carl Barks, 1982
Original watercolor illustration by Bill Mauldin
Original cover art by Bernie Wrightson from Secrets of Haunted House #5, published by DC Comics, December 1975
Original cover art by Tim Conrad from Airboy #39, published by Eclipse Comics, May 1988
Original cover art by Lee Bermejo from Hellblazer #221, published by DC Comics Vertigo, August 2006
Original cover painting by Charles Vess from Sanctum and Sigil, a sourcebook about the game, Mage the Awakening, published by White Wolf Publishing, 2005
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