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This site features art from Jim
Lee, Whilce Portacio, Travis Charest, John Byrne and others
from the 80s/90s. It looks like Burton is trying to put the
original artwork from X-Men 267 back together - that would
be cool!
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This site has a really easy
to use layout, and very nice scans. There is a nice variety
of artwork to choose from, including commissions, published
pages, comic strip art and more.
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Featuring mainly artwork from
Amazing Spider-Man, this site is pretty cool in my book.
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Large database of images, and they
have quite a bit a of original animation cels for sale in
addition to posters, sculptures and stuff.
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I couldn't even hazard a guess
as to how many pages of original artwork that my firend Jff
has posted here, but it's a whole bunch. He's particularly
fond of Jungle Girls and Daredevil, but he has the most diverse
collection I've ever seen. Well worth checking it out!
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This gallery features artwork
from about 30 artists of so, including Frank Frazetta. There
are probably 150-200 pages here, and some nice ones among
them.
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There are 6 galleries with
a total of about 30 pages for view at this site. Many are
for sale.
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This site is nicely broken down
into galleries for your viewing. They are comic pages, freebie
sketches, and commissions. This site is ever expanding!
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This site features scans the comic
book covers by Brian Bolland. Unfortunately I didn't see scans
of the originals, but it's still a nice online reference for
Bolland fans.
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New URL, same great site. Walt
has pages upon pages of Batman on a cliff, Groo on a cliff,
a Stormtrooper on a cliff, some guy on a cliff...well, you
get the picture. Over a hundred different sketches varying
from quick convention sketches to highly detailed drawings.
Very cool page of a very cool idea.
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Hmmm....I thought I had already
put this page up here. It would be a real shame if my memory
is going to the birds at my age....Anyway, about 55 or so
cool pages scanned in. Easy to navigate site with a toolbar
on the left.
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Absolutely massive online gallery.
Individual collectors can self manage galleries for their
own collections. It's ease of use makes it easy so collectors
do post their collections en masse. There is also an art for
sale section. This site is a must for comic art fans.
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Excellent easy to use gallery
with nice scans. Also features an artwork for sale section.
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Brian Whitley's site has galleries
of three main characters, The Silver Surfer, The Green Lantern,
and The Green Goblin. The focus is on the Surfer, with about
50 or so scans dedicated to him. The site is very easy to
navigate, and each character has their own art section.
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Three pages scanned in.
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Large selection of artwork
from artist Dave Gibbons. Excellent resource for the Gibbons
fan as it also includes a checklist, bio and more.
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While the quantity may say
"3 Bryan Awards" the quality says "5 Bryan
Awards"...I'm just not about to go redoing the whole
award scale. Anyway, check out this site with art by McKean
and Bolland, among others.
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This site has several galleries,
and features artwork by John Byrne and Sal Buscema. Very nice
page especially if you are interested in either of the aforementioned
artists. The artwork is also thumbnailed, which can be a huge
time saver.
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A site dedicated to the complete
works of Wendy Pini, most especially Elfquest. Unfortunately
I didn't see scans of the originals, but they do have scans
of just about every Elfquest cover....
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Easy to navigate that has some
great artwork. Art is divided into Pages, Commissions, Convention
Sketches, and, um, Cheesecake?
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A large selection of artwork
available for view from a veritable cornucopia of different
artists!
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This site features fantasy
art - dragons, knights and the like.
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Comicart Lister Ben Herman's
Captain America gallery. Ben has graciously displayed about
60 of his Captain America related sketches, by artists from
Dick Ayers to Mike Zeck.
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Comicart Lister Ben Herman's
New Gods gallery. Ben has graciously displayed about 30 pages
or so of New Gods published pages and sketches.
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This fellow is trying to get
a piece of artwork from every single Hulk artist who drew
at least 4 issues. That's ambitious if you ask me - he's up
to 26 pieces so far.
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This site is really neat. It
is the official site of the museum, which is located in Boca
Raton, FL, USA. It has quite the little online gallery in
addition to all the information one would need to visit in
person. Apparently, it has 160 000 original galleries on display.
Now THAT's a gallery!
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James has one of the coolest
Incredible Hulk original art collections ever. He's got his
gallery broken down by decade to make it easier to view. There
are covers, complete issues, and an all-round variety of great
pages.
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Jay's collection at comicart.cc
is has some very nice artwork for your perusing pleasure.
I love his Jean Batgirl cover!
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Although relatively new to
original art collection, Matthew has the beginnings of an
excellent collection focusing mainly on Andy Park Tomb Raider
pages.
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I wasn't sure where to put
this site as it features animation art, comic art and my CGI
short films, MAJOR DAMAGE. However, there is a large gallery,
and the link to the "ComicCafe" gallery is in the
menu bar to the left of the home page.
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The personal collection of
Cristina and Fausto: Sienkiewicz, Kurtzman, Caniff, Moebius,
McKean, McKeever. This site is available in English, French
and Italian, and there is also a "for sale" section.
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There are about 40 pages from
about 13 different artists, including some of the most prolific
artists we have ever known like BWS, Wrightson, Grell and
Lee.
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This is a nice fan site with
a lot of content. In addition to a gallery and want list,
there are also link lists.
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First off, no, I didn't spell
museum wrong...that is how it is on the site. I can only assume
that since it is a University of Michigan site, they meant
to do that. As far as the content of the site goes, it can't
be put any better than how my friend Don Van Horn put it:
"this dude just has the best Cerebus original art collection
next to Dave himself". 'Nuff said.
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This site features 30 or so
pages from Hari Naidu's personal collection.
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Paul's personal collection
that focuses mainly on Batman and Spiderman published pages
and artist commissions. Artists include: Zeck, Perez, Frenz,
Bagley, Wieringo, Romita Jr., Jurgens, Deodato, Breyfogle,
Ross, Aparo, Rogers, Butler, Lyle, Byrne, Deaodato and more.
Updated frequently as he obtains more art. There is also a
art for sale as he purchases more art.
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A nice collection is available
for view at rabidferret.com. McFarlane Spidey (from issue #300
no less), Jim Lee Batman, what more could a guy want? Check
out the Portacio X-Men pinup - it's one of my favorite pieces
at this site.
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This is a tres cool site put
up by Comicart-Lister Roch Vaillancourt. Lots and lots of artwork
scanned in for you to view by the top names in the industry.
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Just like the title promises,
this site features artwork from Australian collector Royd's
collection. The Hughes stuff is worth the price of admission!
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Enrico's Andy Lee gallery.
Everything from Peanuts to Horror.
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Enrico's Grendel gallery, with
about 45 pages by different artists dedicated to Matt Wagner's
brilliant creation.
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Enrico's Frank Zappa gallery.
Red Sector A...What happened to the Muffin Man? Oh, here he
is! Well, the muffin at least...
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The Silver
Surfer soars high at the Silver Surfer Home Page. Animation,
original art, comics, color guides, bios, collectibles, articles,
and so much more, all dedicated to Sentinel of the Space Ways...The
Silver Surfer.
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Wow, Sonic Dan sure likes his
Valiant. There are about 60-70 images of Valiant related artwork
on this page. There is also a want list/for sale/trade list
for those who might be interested.
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This site has an amazing gallery.
Among the covers featured are Daredevil #179, X-Men #110, and
Amazing Spider-Man #122. Are you kidding me? And you get to
view all of this incredible artwork while listening to tunes
from 60's comic cartoons...
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At this site you'll find a
very large collection of Thanos comic book art including the
covers to Silver Surfer # 44-50-56 and 75, and around 60 or
so Thanos Quest pages and the cover to Infinity Gauntlet #4.
There is also his want list available for download.
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This site has galleries of several
artists available for viewing.
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