Philip Marlowe by Jim Steranko

Okay, the last one is not Marlowe, but an unrealized Chandler.  Chandler, acourse, is Steranko's incredible visual novel that sits perfectly on my flattened palm

 

Fundundant Fujitake

Yeah, yeah, onea the most fun and redundant images on here is my fav Dennis Fujitake, so here it is again

 

Flyer VS Batman by Gil Kane

Another guilty pleasure from when I worked at a comic shop for a hot minute in 1991 was Legends of the Dark Knight (everything was free, and none of the usual suspects were doing much)

 

Monkey'n Around With Jack Kirby

Deja Vu all over again, but I really feel I've put this up before.  Oh, well, this 1947 cover to Treasure Comics #10 deserves a view even if it is fundundant and I just dunno

One minute later, here's the image I put up seven years ago (Hey! Leggo! That's no banana, that's my nose)--Durante

 

A Tiny Six/Seven by Berni Wrightson

You already know what I'm gonna ask, doncha?  This teeny paint'n by teenage Berni looks amazeballs, but I can't really see it.  If you know of a better version, please holla

 

Barbaric Barry And Bob

At first thought, Barry Smith and Bob Kline may seem like an odd couple (The Odd Couple was a fav TV show when it came along.  I, natch, was the slob character.), but the two have a lotta similarities for me.  They came into my comic consciousness at the same time, 1970, and I instantly fixated on their art for no real explainable reason ("it's way cool").  I've never waivered on either one since then, and I'm always thrilled to see sump'n sump'n new to me by them.  These two images, in particular, had to be posted together.  In a stack of loose pieces of paper on the floor of my closet, they were one after the other in the middle of the stack, and besides both sport'n horned helmets and swords, I honestly don't recall if I've put them up before 

Another Weird and Wonderful Warren Wash by Steve Ditko

Please see my all-time fav ink wash by Ditko in the wayback under "Ditko Fantasy,"  or see a ton under wash or washes