a Sandman HouseAd, by Mike Dringenberg.
Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 1 # 167 Pages 02-03, by Paul Martin Smith, with Inks by Bob Wiacek, Letters by Bob Orzechowski, Colors by Glynnis Wein, and a Script by Chris Claremont.
more Paul Smith artwork.
a Dark Knight PinUp by Frank Miller, from 2021.
It's Paul Smith's birthday! Let's celebrate with this Bronze Age titan's versions of DC all-stars!
Paul Martin Smith rocks.
Judge Dredd, by David Aja.
“–CAPTAIN AMERICA LIVES!” by Jim Steranko, with Additional Inks by Tom Palmer, and Lettering by Artie Simek.
Captain America by John Romita, Jr., with Inks by Klaus Janson, and Colors by Dean White.
the Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 1 # 186 Page 01, illustrated by Barry Windsor-Smith, with Inks by Terry Austin, Colors by Glynis Wein and Christie Scheele, Letters by Tom Orzechowski, a Script by Chris Claremont, and Ann Nocenti was their Editor.
arguably one of the most objectively beautiful pages ever published in a comic book.
Look at the differences between the hair from the pencils to the inks.
Original Barry Windsor-Smith / Terry Austin art: a budding romance from X-Men #186 featured Storm and Forge (Marvel, 1984).
Barry and Terry had to rework Storm's hair in all these panels. It looks like they had her mohawk at first, but changed the style of it.
I’ll reblog the splash page here in a sec. Barry drew Storm’s Mohawk much larger and fuller.