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- Thor's Flight by Frank Frazetta
- Cat Girl by Frank Frazetta
- Orange You Glad Jim Steranko Painted John Stark?
- New Paperback Cover by Jeff Jones!
- Conan of Cimmeria by Frank Frazetta
- Deep Ruby by Steve Ditko
- Taa! by Jack Kirby
- Barbarians In Space by Jim Steranko
- Some Black'n White Barry Smith
- Mineral City by Jack Kirby
- Space Odyssey Covers by Jack Kirby
- Some Berni Wrightson
- The Legendary Roy Krenkle
- Hand-Colored Al Williamson
- Conan Record Album Cover by Tim Conrad
- Marvelmania Shield Poster by Jim Steranko
- Dual Doc Dooms by Jack Kirby
- Vanguard's Steranko by Jim Steranko
- Simply Sweet Jeff Jones
- Doctor Doom Sketch by Jack Kirby
- Conan the Clerk by Neal Adams
- Not Just Another Jack Kirby Sketch
- Cap'n Goes Fish'n For Comments
- Tupenny Conan Plate 4 by Barry Smith
- Blackmark by Gil Kane
- Warlock by Gil Kane
- Sci-Fi Book Club Ad by Frank Frazetta
- Belit, Queen of the Black Coast by Barry Smith
- Conan the Destroyer by Frank Frazetta
- Mr. A by Steve Ditko
- Again, Some Nick Fury by Jim Steranko
- Simply Sweet Rich Corben
- Jeff Jones, Robert E. Howard, and Barry Smith
- Back to the Stone Age by Frank Frazetta
- Two Riffs of Conan Jazz by Barry Smith
- Kabuki by Jim Steranko
- Some Captain America by Jim Steranko
- Some Black'n White Frank Frazetta
- The Mucker by Frank Frazetta
- Evolution of Shield 5 by Jim Steranko
- Rejected Fantastic Four #71 Cover by Jack Kirby
- FOOM'n With Jim Steranko
- Skull the Slayer by Jack Kirby
- Heroes Unlimited Vol. 2 by Jim Steranko
- Swordsmen in the Sky by Frank Frazetta
- Pony Tale by Frank Frazetta
- Random Jim Steranko
- Cap'n Britain by Jack Kirby
- Belated Birthday to Jack Kirby
- Volka/Vlad/Drac by Jim Steranko
- Return of The Day of Their Return by Rich Corben
- New Cover by Jeff Jones!
- The Stalker by Bob Kline
- Atlantis by Frank Frazetta
- Marvelous Jim Steranko
- K'ing Kung-Fu by Barry Smith
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Parts of it appear to be re-drawn, most notably the the flying dinos, though JK did draw the main rider. Also, the inker took a few liberties with "fixing" the anatomy, but nothing too intrusive. This is a nice piece that I never saw before. Wouldn't it be great if someone could collect all these "extraneous" Marvel covers that Jack did on his second run at the company?
ReplyDeleteI would buy that coffee table
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