Winged Skeleton by Wally Wood

...and 18 years later, by Steve Ditko and Wally Wood

 

Axus by Barry Smith

Only the first one is new on here (and new to my consciousness).  If you know a biggerbetterfasterstronger version of it, I would sure dig it.  Hard to believe Axus has been around some thirty years.  In my mind, he's like the new kid on the block

 

Mother's Day by Wally Wood

Luv the current AT&T commercial: "Hi, mom.  I just called to say I love you....and I mean it from the bottom of my heart."  This Tuesday, by the by, is Stevie Wonder's 75th birthday.  Happy Birthday, Stevie!  It was great grow'n up with you as a part of life's soundtrack

 

Mister Miracle #6 Cover by Jack Kirby

First one, from the Jack Kirby Treasury, is the only new image on here.  The other two were up here (and called the same thing) seven years ago.  As I always say, something that starts out in color is always tasty in black 'n white, and vicey-versa

 

Strange Faces by Steve Ditko

This Doc Strange story has haunted me and been a grail across two centuries.  I love it, but it appeared in Strange Tales #135 with the premiere of Nick Fury Agent Of Shield, and so naturally I sold it long, long ago (kinda goofy to me now what I useta consider big bucks).  Coupla decades ago I discovered the Doc Strange Classics (cheap), but this particulat tale was misprinted with several pages left out.  Great, great faces, neh?  awesome sauce

 

Blue Arkhorn by Larry Todd

 

May The Fourth by Jim Steranko

The calendar blesses me with another opportunafish to put up onea my favs,Steranko's Hans Solo