Clay Duncan by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby

 

Cap'n America #111 Cover by Jim Steranko

How about that?  This fundundant image is up a ton in the wayback, and yet all four a these are new on here.  I assume the 25 in grease pencil on the original cover is a mark-up at a used store or shop, but ya never know.  Coulda come that way at a seven eleven, with 24 more copies tied in a bundle under it.  I've even seen wildness where it coulda been a kid number'n his comics, or mak'n a note about how long a Bobby's World episode REALLY is, or.....

 

Lion Man and Skanner by Gil Kane

If I said I knew of these great illos before now, I'd be lion!  Actually, I dunno if I was even aware that Kane had done animation work (shades a Jack Kirby), so now there's like a whole new meadow on the horizon.  Yeah, sometimes I wax poetic, and sometimes, it's just ear wax

 

Suspended Reality Helicopter by Wally Wood

I know some guys used a lotta product on their hair back in the fifties, but, c'mon!  The choppers blades are spin'n, and nobody's hair is mussed?  Also, if you're using a rope ladder, couldn't you wait a moment until it lands and just step off?  My high school basketball nickname was helicopter.  I would hold both arms straight out from my sides and spin around, look'n for the ball

 

Crash Landing by Bob Kline

As Luke Skywalker would say, "I got a bad feel'n about this!"  Second image is how I saw it in the che great fanzine Anomaly #1, and third is somea the original art.  But when was it painted?  I cannae recall if it was onea the colored images on Bob's amazeballs Tweety Bird posts called Picture A Day, and I dunno how to see all that magnificence anymore

 

Another Super Vehicle by Jack Kirby

 

Somea the animation stuff was truly amaz'n.  please embiggen

Triceratops by Roy Krenkel

Once ina while, I see an illo and just go, "that's awesome"