Wolverine VS Omega Red by Jim Lee

Just got back from a two week road trip through southern Cal, and I saw this cover on three different t shirts, and it was cool to flash back on this awesome illo
 

The Guardian Goes To The Beach by Jack Kirby and Joe Simon

This golden age Simon & Kirby letterhead was quite the surprise to me, and don't even get me started on that famous villain The Yellow Skull

Forever People by Jack Kirby

Onea my weird passions is see'n a fav in black'n white that I've always seen in color.  I've occasionally looked at this georgeous page from Kirby Unleashed and thought, "maybe I'll see it in b&w somedaty but surely not as big and beautiful" (yes, I'm riff'n on Big Barda and Beautiful Dreamer and yes, I forgot to stop call'n you Shirley).  Well, stop the presses and alert the media!  This Artist's Edition cover is as big as ya wanna

Tiny Tarzan Covers by Frank Frazetta

These useta fit quite nicely in my hip pocket.  Wish I could say the same of my scanner, but fortunately, each of these are well-served on here in the way back

Fistful Of Juanillo

Another fanzine artist that's a mystery to me, but che nice.  If you know sump'n sump'n (especially where the first image is from), please holla

Axus by Barry Smith

That cover never ages for me, and two a these are new on here.  How cool to have a hero age realistically
 

S'more Unseen Shadows by Jim Steranko

 

Forgotten Moon by Wally Wood

The most popular post on here (at least in quite a while) is Wally Wood Conquers The Moon.  Makes me smile, cause I like it a lot myself.  But I completely spaced this one

Bob Kline in 1969

I'm a poet and did'nt know it, but my feet show it (they're Longfellows).  Bob shared the blue pages with Roy Krenkel in the amazeballs fanzine Squa Tront #4
 

Ah, That's Better! by Barry Smith and Berni Wrightson

 I've come across this tiny ad in my scrapbooks off and on several times in the last two centuries (I think I originally cut it out of a Buyer's Guide), and long ago, I saw the Conan concept in this clearer version, and I would wistfully think about Berni's illo in sump'n sump'n I could see better, but now that wait is over

There Were Giants In Those Days by Jack Kirby