Look at the page 44 with Superman and the policeman in the last panel (one of my favorite pages from Generations along with the one I got), I always wanted to know how it goes:

Look at Superman's chest and the policeman arm...can you tell me who is closer to the eye of the viewer????

>> You almost didn't get it Garett, when I brought my Namor page it was a toss up between it or that Generations page.

>> I've been looking at that page for a while as well.  Tells a nice little story all by itself, and the Generations art is great as usual.

Well I'm sure glad that I did! I think my love for the page is growing. (if that is possible),

For some reason I get a Neal Adams vibe from the page (it's probably the slanted panels, they always seem to remind me of Neal Adams since I came across his X-men run).

Random question: Was Jack Kirby the first to break the panel border?

This just arrived today.  Jim Craig drew Marvel Two in One, Marvel Premiere, Master of Kung Fu and lotsa other stuff for Marvel in the 1970s and 80s. 

Here he is revisiting his work on Marvel Two in One Annual 4 (Thing, Black Bolt and a villain called Graviton).

A bigger scan can be seen here.

i had the Gene Colan piece inked by David Guttierez ( lightboxed)

his recent The Shadow commissions and Tomb of Dracula's have been breathtaking.

ill post a couple of images in a mo.

Ari, heres a couple of his more recent commissions.