Superman Special #2 Splash by Gil Kane

Luv this double-page splash so much, and as I said in the wayback, might never would've seen it if that water-logged copy wasn't sit'n in a comic shop bargain bin, and now I can see the original (and perfectly dry) art.  It's taken 16 years, so far, but it's awesome when a plan starts to come together

 

Magnus (No, Not The Robot-Biter) and Arin by Jack Kirby

Speak'n of Kirby animation (last post), here's a great one, and the page from Jimmy Olsen #146 I almost immediately flashed to when I first saw it

 

Challs by Neal Adams, Berni Wrightson (?), and Jack Kirby

First is the cover to Challengers of the Unknown #74, then a one-page story by young Berni that appeared in that (thanks again to McSCOTTY!  I never woulda known about this on my own), then my fav thing in the Challs first appearance, Showcase #6, and finally, some thirty years later, Jack's animation concept Roxy is re-captured IFO a very similar giant stone warrior wear'n a helmet

 

The Avon Inside Front Cover by Wally Wood That I Forgot

As Steve Martin says, "Two simple words that solve every problem-I forgot."  Search Avon Inside on here for the rest (hopefully)

 

Fistful Of Roy Krenkel

Yes, the acronym for this post title is FORK, as in "More Krenkel art I haven't seen?  Well, FORK it over!" (okay, Cap'n definitely has too much time on his hands)

 

First Look At The Creeper by Steve Ditko

As I've said afore, underneath this amazeballs cover was the greatest origin 

 

G.A.S. Lite Just Might

For the longest time, I've fantasized about a fun fanzine that I dunno about suddenly appear'n like a fireworks display (ooooh aaaaah).  It would be from the early 70s, and somehow contain many of the usual suspects (fav artists).  G.A.S. lite just might be that "fantasy fanzine"