Love the pencils AND the ink job, must be nice to have both!

Nice pick up Paul.

Great to see people talking about Paul Neary's work!  I still have fond memories of his "Hunter" story for the Warren magazine, Eerie and he's also amazing to chat with regarding his days as Editor in Chief of Marvel UK when he brought in a very young Alan Davis and later saw Bryan Hitch's first work.

However, when I call him to chat from time to time, we inevitably end up chatting about cricket as we're both avid fans of the game :)  Love that Davis/Neary GL & Star Sapphire!  Best,

Royd

I think I need to add Terry Beatty to my "to buy" list.  Nice stuff.

Anyway, here's the latest installment of the JSA vs. Spider-Man villains series, featuring Gary Barker's rendition of Hawkman's conflict with Spider-Man's greatest and most persistent foe.

I'm speaking, of course, of J Jonah Jameson.

Oh, and Doc Ock's in it, too.

The "guests" on the bottom were requested as a tribute to the artist's day job and the various hero cameos throughout the Lee/Ditko run (particularly in #18 and Annual #1).  Spider-Man was added at the artist's inclination. :-)

Works in progress versions of two more in the series can be found on the Internet, so hopefully I'll have more to share soon.

Dave, LOVE your "JSA vs. Spider-Man villains" theme--the pairings have been inspired--especially Hawkman and Doc Ock.

Here's a new piece I just acquired from Curt Swan's underappreciated run on the character in the late 80s:

Aquaman #4, pg 8

Pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Al Vey