Thor puts on a left hand lashing, Kirby coutesy:

I always thought John Buscema's Ben Grimm the Thing was my favorite version of the character. There's a brutish ape-like quality that really appeals, and the Thing is still a Thing, not a fuzzy bear.

Here, Ben does a bongo drum. Plus, it's nice to see Ben getting a little berserker with concern.

A highly upset Perez Superman:

Hulk fist tastes great, less filling.

Wallace, run to find Rom. It's a great series that I still have a hard time believing was based on a lousy toy. And while I always thought Sal Buscema drew square faces and hands, he could draw an ass-whipping with the best of them, as in Chad's post above.

BTW, can somebody give me an idea where to find all this web-ready old art? I am most interested in posting the page in COIE #12 where Kal-L punches the Anti-Monitor into non-existence. Perez is just terrific.

Also, Legion of Super-Heroes (vol 1) #295 has a great scene drawn by Howard Bender that taught 13 year old Jim how to draw a character punching.

A lot of scans on comicartfans.com, which is a huge repository and link site to find such art being sold and traded. It's a world I can only imagine.

This is an unused cover to DAREDEVIL that eventually became a classic Kirby piece. Here, DD is creaming Cap, which apparently didn't sit well with the Marvel of the time.

Namor by Timm is a beautiful thing.

I love a good Ditko brawl, and I love the Question.

Talk about fist on face, Powell's Goon: