There are not many Thor large art splashes that truly speak to most collectors but this one that features the besieged God of Thunder accompanied by the lovely Lady Sif should undoubtedly be one. The splash of a brooding hero resonates with a lot of collectors.

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Warlord was DC’s answer to Marvel’s Conan. You can own one of these wonderful covers for a fraction of the price. Buckler and Pablo Marcos also look pretty good together. I love the cat in the middle of the fray.

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There may not be a better art pairing for Superman than Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson. If you're a fan of Superman you can’t ask for a much better splash. Collectors really look for these kinds of heroic images.

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Pre-hero Kirby pages didn’t just have wonderful art but also had great storytelling. The car and the haunted house alone are worthy of picking up this page.

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A kickass splash from a kickass art tandem. What more can I say?

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It’s funny that you don’t see many Metal Men splashes or covers for sale. Here we have Mercury in his Mercurio disguise.

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Hela pages may be the toughest to find for Thor Buscema collectors. This is the most famous issue that she appears in where Thor sacrifices himself to her to prevent the end of death. The bonus you get with this page is the last extraordinary panel of Odin. Some of you may not recognize how special this page is but others will clamor to get it.

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Considering the age of some of these DC covers they are a great value. Jerry Lewis has even a bigger fan base in Europe than in the United States. There’s stat work on the right side of the cover.

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What makes this page so good is that it has the retelling of the origin of Toro. His power is revealed here to the couple that adopts him and sets him on the path to his destiny.

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What a truly exquisite Human Torch battle page from an early Marvel Team-Up. The closer I look at this page the more I see that it’s quite striking. Mooney and Giacoia make a damn good art team.

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This cover is extra special, not only because it’s a  key one from the Subby run, but that Romita did a lot of work on Spider-Man and Turulla. It really is a stand out cover.

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Just a wonderful example of Brett Booth plying his magic on a cover featuring Spider-Man.

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Clearly Spider-Man ranks supreme in our little collecting world - and a Todd McFarlane drawn page is probably the item most in demand. We just saw a panel page of Spider-Man drawn by Eric Larson sell for $32,000. Comic Link, and  they deserve a plug for this one, sold a McFarlane page that had one panel of Venom for $68,000. Clearly the demand outstrips the supply. This 4 panel masterpiece speaks for itself. You can always wait until next year and pay much more.

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Who would have thought Alicia and the Torch would have become a couple? This is an adorable page highlighting their romance.

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I agree with you that this page does have that Neal Adams feel to it, that’s what happens when Dick Giordano is inking a Batman page in the 70’s.

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There can’t be many better splashes of Iron Fist that exist than the one I’m offering here. Just look at the detail that Nebres imparts on this page and he also employs a wash in order to give the art more depth. 

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What’s more adorable than watching the romance that Superboy has with Lana Lang in Smallville in the early 50’s? Superhero pages from the 1950’s are extremely rare.

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Dick Ayers loved drawing the Ghost Rider because it was all his own. Unfortunately, it was a short lived series of 7 issues. He told me this when I visited him at his house in White Plains, New York in 1992. He and his wife were gracious and kind. This page has all you should care about in one of these pages: the villain Sting-Ray, the Ghost Rider undressing in his lair, and a stupendous panel with him leaping onto his trusty steed.

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Sal Buscema Hulk pages have become a pretty big deal. Here we have the Hulk’s biggest nemesis, the Abomination, looking oh so menacing. The price feels light.

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The girls are manipulated by a Hollywood director to be in a compromised position. Where have we heard that before? Every panel has something special to offer. That last panel conveys so much to the reader! The girls are in a vulnerable state on the ground as all the men in black surround the helpless damsels.

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One of the truly great Hulk transformation splashes from the Hulk run. A very rare splash from Tales to Astonish.

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To think that you can still get a 1960’s splash with one of the greatest comic heroes for only $3800.

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Dr. Doom ready to do dastardly things to the Black Panthers’ homeland of Wakanda. Is there a better villain in all of comics?

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Look how delicately Cardy draws his ladies. She looks quite enticing on this page. Finding these Aquaman pages by Nick Cardy is not an easy task, especially one this special.

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When I was collecting the Thor comics this is one of the key books that I looked for. Of course, the main reason this issue was so popular is the appearance of the Surfer. This is the first time I have had a page from this issue which is very exciting. This is the only time the Surfer was drawn by both John and Sal Buscema. No art is as collectible as a Surfer page.

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Barry Allen trying to get over Iris. The love affair that Barry has for Iris is beautifully captured by Infantino.

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This is one of the beautifully drawn Trimpe issues. The Toad Men look great as do the Hulk and Glorian.

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Here’s an opportunity to buy a nicely drawn Neal Adams page, from the height of his artistic talent, for a small price compared to the rest of his work.

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How much fun is this page? Ant-Man rides his ants into action while a shrunken Hulk looks on. They make a fun duo in this issue.

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The Sabretooth has never looked so ferocious.

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One of the most recognizable covers from the 1970’s and truly one of my all-time favorites from my youth. A key cover from the period. Has The Thing ever looked any better? A Jim Starlin and John Romita combo may be one of the best art duos of any period.

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Look up the cover they used instead of this cover, there is no comparison. This one is so far superior. The girl in this cover is sublime. Having it slightly unfinished adds, not subtracts, from the piece. Seeing Buscema working on Conan in the back of the cover is rewarding for the insight it gives us. Condition: This piece at one time had the top right corner missing, an area you can clearly see from the back image. It was professionally restored and looks great.

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We all need a Howard page that has him being spanked by a beautiful girl, Princess Python, in stockings and drawn by Gene Colan. The Ringmaster from the Circus of Crime makes such a good villain.

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The Hulk battling the Abomination drawn by Sal Buscema sounds intriguing and looks even better. I think Rick Jones better get his butt out of there.

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This may very well be the most blatantly racist page since the Golden Age. Read the page on your own and you’ll understand what I mean. It’s pretty shocking. It has great relevance considering what’s going on in our society today. Sometimes the lessons of history are slowly learned. DC, following Marvel’s lead, was taking on issues of the times like racism. Hurray to comics for taking on such important topics facing our society.

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DC loved using Gorillas because they look so ferocious. Supergirl looks good with those Giordano inks.

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That’s one scary ape! Grummett does a great job on this. Of course, it will be the price that sells this cover.

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Thor makes like the Thunder God that he is and summons lightning to defeat his foe. A bonus appearance by the Black Panther. This page comes from a great period in the Avengers run.

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This may be one of the most beautiful Superman pages that I've seen drawn by Kirby. I’ll attribute that to the masterful work done by Royer and his inks. I love the panels that show Highfather with Superman.

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This is one of the rarest pieces of art you will see in a long time: a Nick Fury page drawn by Barry Smith. This is actually the only issue that Barry drew for this title. Look at that psychedelic effect Smith employs in the last panel. Condition: You can clearly notice the use of vellum that Smith uses for effect, art is on the vellum.

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There is no better art duo than Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott, especially on the Fantastic Four! This cover would be twice the price if it were from the FF title. This all-action cover with the FF battling Deathlok doesn’t get much better than this.

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As a kid I couldn’t wait to get this comic back home from my corner newsstand because it said on the cover that King Kirby is back. He had come back to Marvel and taken over one of my favorite Superhero comics. Kirby really put his all into this issue as you can tell by his awesome rendering of Cap and the Falcon. I have to say that you will smile every time you look at this gem. I’m having seller’s remorse just by writing this blurb.

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We who love Kirby monsters have a fond place in our collecting hearts for Sserpo. He’s truly one of the great monster creations that the King bestowed upon us. It’s not easy to find a page from this iconic story.

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A good opportunity to own an early Kirby page without breaking the bank. Early in his career but with that distinctive style that we would grow to love.

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This story is considered to be one of the best Thor stories because of Magneto. Though the art doesn’t feature Thor in costume it does have almost everything that you would want: a great villain and an intimate look at the relationship between Don Blake and his love interest, Jane Foster. As an aside, you should know that in the Marvel movie universe Jane Foster will be the new Thor. 

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This page is not just a page from the Wasp’s first appearance, it is important in that it shows us why Ant-Man came to be. ”Go to the ants thou dullard”, these words are the ones that Henry Pym’s first wife utters that inspire him to later become Ant-Man. He actually says later in the book that these words “rang in his brain over and over, until that fateful day when Henry Pym became… The Ant-Man!”

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This page truly captures the greatness of Everett. The detail on this page really stands out. This art should resonate with the Everett collectors with the added bonus that Kirby had a hand in it.

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This is a very impactful Kirby Romance page. If you were considering adding one to your collection you can’t go wrong with this one.

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This may be my favorite non costume X-Men page that I’ve ever seen. It helps that it was drawn by Kirby and inked by my favorite X-Men inker Chic Stone.

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I’m a big fan of 4 panel pages, they’re like small splashes in each panel. The Sub-Mariner will be playing a larger role in the Marvel movie universe as soon as the Fantastic Four make their debut.

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This is what you should want in a reasonably priced Hulk page: the Hulk, the villain (the Leader), the military, and a bit of Kirby gadgetry.

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Loki has really found his fan base in the Marvel movies. As a matter of fact he will have his own show next year on Disney+. I’m very happy to offer a Loki page this good that also features so many great Kirby elements collectors love. 

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One of the greatest comic art gifts that Jack Kirby gave us are his monsters, often referred to as “Kirby Monsters”. Who better to exemplify that than Monsteroso? A truly awesome splash.

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Every time I look at an art page from this period inked by Dick Giordano ithas the look of Neal Adams having had a hand in it. Of course it's at a fraction of the price. Giordano was certainly a master inker for DC.

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I’ve been looking around a while for any more Hulk pages drawn by McFarlane but they are much scarcer than his Spider-Man work. They are still reasonable though going up in price.

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Sal Buscema is finally getting his due, especially his work on Avengers from this period. This is part of the Kree-Skrull War storyline which is detailed in the Captain Marvel movie. This happens to be one of the best pages from the book.

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It’s not easy finding a Spider-Man image this strong on a splash. The perspective with the buildings all around while he’s swinging through the city is wonderful. The Spider-Man image had been cut out from elsewhere and glued to this page - it's all art and adds a bit of a 3D element to the page.

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I wish I had more Silver Surfer pieces by Buscema or Kirby because everyone needs them in their collection and they are very easy to sell. The added bonus to this special piece is that Sienkiewicz inked it.

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I’ve always been a huge fan of the Defenders since this book came out. I bought this splash from the Colorado Kid for $7,000 over 10 years ago. That was a lot back then, but I have enjoyed owning it. Having art from first issues and origin pages is very desirable by a lot of collectors entering the market.

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If you're a fan of the Captain Marvel series then you’re certainly a fan of issue 17 when the Captain donned his new costume and got Rick Jones as his human host. This page is special in that it features Rick slamming the bands together in order to make the exchange with Captain Marvel.

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Considering we all started collecting comics before we added art to our repertoire, who among us didn’t own an Overstreet Price Guide? The Most of us probably owned a number of them over the years. This is the actual art to the 1996 guide. If you collected in the 90’s you would immediately recognize this cover. Not many of these have surfaced.

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Here’s a reasonably priced Gene Colan Dracula page for the frugal collector. You know who you are, so come on and buy it.

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How about an early Avengers battle page to add to your collection? Thor, Cap, and Giant-Man all showing off their powers. You won’t find many pages this good from the early Avengers run.

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Yes, that price is correct. I’ve had this for a while so the price reflects it. Loki looks great with his crew of Argonauts behind him.

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John Byrne did a few issues in the large art format and they give you a lot more art for your money. They really are a pleasure to see in person. This issue has the FF in the negative zone so the art really stands out.

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I wouldn’t want to face the Living Laser on a New York bridge as the Avengers are doing. He’s such a fun villain. 

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Arthur Adams channeling a wonderful Kirby monster AND featuring the X-Men - what more can an Adams fan want in a cover?

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Here’s a pretty dynamic X-Factor double spread that has a bonus appearance of Professor X.

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I’m a big fan of the jealous interplay between Lois Lane and Lana Lang. Their rivalry for Superman’s attention is pivotal to the Superman universe. And may I say, Swan has drawn the ladies beautifully.

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This may be the best looking Buscema splash  I’ve ever seen that doesn’t feature a main character. Considering we just saw a Conan splash sell in Heritage for $31,000 this seems like a steal. It truly is stunning.

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This Titans half splash is something to behold in person. When Perez draws the ladies this well you had better pay attention. I love it when Starfire is kicking ass! To think that at one time these pages were as popular as an X-men Byrne page. These are way too cheap, but for how long?

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This page is really the origin and first mention of Him, who is to become Adam Warlock. The page also has great Kirby/Sinnott gadgetry and Alicia Masters is sublime. Don’t you love the Stan Lee pencil notations that are clearly visible on the margins outside the art?

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How often do we see Kirby double page spreads for sale? Not very often. This one has all the elements you would want in a Kirby piece. If you take a close look at it you see how spectacular it really is.

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You know what makes this character page stand out from the rest? The close ups of the 2 most important characters in Spider-Man: Peter Parker and J. Jonah Jameson. This page also signifies the turning point in Peter and Betty Brant’s relationship, she reveals to Mr. Parker that she will be going out with Ned. This will ultimately lead to the breakup that will ensue. So those “goodbyes” are permanent. Quite the foreshadowing.

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When it comes to DC there’s nothing better than a Justice League splash. It’s nice to have so many heroes doing so much in a single large panel. This is such a bargain compared to the Marvel equivalent.

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If you’ve always wanted a Superboy cover and couldn’t afford it then this is the cover for you. It’s as reasonable as it gets. I love the billboard that is welcoming you to Smallville.

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If this cover appeared in the main Hulk title it would be closer to $50,000. Thank goodness it’s not so it can be made available to that lucky collector. Yes, I mean you. I love that it has all that Starlin energy crackle that he is famous for. The top of Hulk is all art but it had to be cut out and moved there.

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I love this half splash of Sersi and Ikaris especially because of the close ups that it offers. Kirby and Royer really were able to capture that haunted look on their faces.

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What makes this page great is that it recounts the origin of the Amazonians. It shows how Aphrodite created the race of super woman. Even Hercules makes an appearance when plotting to destroy the Amazons.

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Here’s a nice action page of Superman in outer space. I love when Superman is using his awesome powers.

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This page is from one of the best storylines that Marvel featured in the 1970’s. The coming of Galactus with his new herald Gabriel. John Buscema and Joe Sinnott at their best.

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Rawhide Kid in full action! Bill Everett inks make the art really pop. Unusual for Bill Everett to work on this title. It’s still extremely reasonable.

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This may very well be one of the best She-Hulk drawings that Byrne has done. You get the bonus appearance of Nick Fury on this page and that great see-through image of the Invisible Girl.

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I like the perspective that this cover has to offer. Finally, a Superman cover that has him appear heroic.

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Pages rarely surface from this particular issue. The story has Magneto battling both the Avengers and the X-men. If you’re a Magneto fan this is the page for you. I’ve never figured out why both Neal Adams and Tom Palmer have signed this page.

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Here’s something you have probably never seen before: a Sergio Aragonis cartoon done for DC in the 60’s. I believe he only did a handful of them as he had started to work for Mad Magazine on and off through the 80’s. Of course he also worked on other projects for DC like Plop!

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When I traded for this years ago it was because of the powerful image of Iron Fist and how impressive the splash was. Iron Fist should have a bright future in the Marvel movie and TV universe. 

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I’ve often felt that this Weird War splash was better than a lot of the covers in the run. I love the layout, the depiction of the Greek warriors, and the character of Death.

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I don’t know what has happened but the Sub-Mariner has been gaining in popularity with the Marvel art collectors. That may have to do with the Fantastic Four coming back to Marvel and the rumors of Prince Namor being a part of the future of the next phase of movies.

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The Watcher is one of the most interesting and mysterious characters in superhero history. The storyline “Tales of the Watcher” ran in ten issues of Tales Of Suspense because there was keen interest in the Marvel Universe about this character.

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On occasion I run into Craig EC pages but hardly ever from his short time at Eerie. For that matter not many Eerie pages from the 60’s survived. This particular page is beautifully rendered.

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This story was also reprinted in House of Horror #1. What more can one say about Wrightson that hasn’t been said? He is truly one of the masters of the comic art world. All you need to do is take a close look at his line work to understand.

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Matt Fox’s work has been very sought after the last few years. It took a while for collectors to take notice because he didn’t ink much comic work and there are hardly any pages that have come to market. His work is very reminiscent of early Basil Wolverton.

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This is one of the best Conan pieces I’ve ever owned. Having Nestor Redondo inking John Buscema really makes it that much more special. Considering Heritage just sold a Buscema Conan splash for $31,000 I would say this is a pretty good deal.

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This page should be titled “Beauty and the Beast”. This art should be bought for the last panel alone. Byrne doesn’t just have Wonder Woman in a bondage situation but has the Demon practically stepping on the Amazon.

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Here you don’t just have Nova fighting the Skrulls and drawn by Infantino but you get the added bonus of being a What If story. What If is one of the great comic book creations of the 70’s. It’s so good that Marvel is launching an animated What If show.

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I realize that Shang-Chi is not on this page but take a close look at how good a page you're getting. I won't mention how provocatively good this page is.

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Spider-Man is in every panel of this page. I know what else you want - a main villain like Doc Ock to make an appearance, and maybe even a shot of Aunt May, and how about an end page? That last panel of Spider-Man may be the most iconic image of him that exists.

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There’s nothing like having Captain America in every panel.It seems like anything Sal has drawn recently has been in demand, especially any of his Cap work.

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I knew they would eventually bring back Wonder Man — he was just too good a hero not to.

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The older I get the more I appreciate Aparos’ work on Batman. He may not be Neal Adams but he’s not that far off, other than the price.

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Heritage just sold two origin recap pages from Strange Tales 101 for $96,000. This recap is pretty significant and probably undervalued here. It's stunningly rendered by Buscema and Sinnott. I don’t remember another recap of the FF origin after issue 3 in this title. I’m sure someone will remind me if there was.

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