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So I’ve created a new blog here: http://marquebryant.tumblr.com/ and you’re all invited to check it out. I’ll be posting new collage pieces regularly, along with some other this, and other that; but mostly collages.

See you on the other side…

So I’ve created a new blog here: http://marquebryant.tumblr.com/ and you’re all invited to check it out. I’ll be posting new collage pieces regularly, along with some other this, and other that; but mostly collages.

See you on the other side…

ff-365:

Fantastic Four #184 by Len Wein & George Perez

ff-365:

Fantastic Four #184 by Len Wein & George Perez

fajrdrako:

Black Widow by Paul Gulacy.

fajrdrako:

Black Widow by Paul Gulacy.

thebristolboard:

Splash page from “Black Widow” story in Bizarre Adventures #25 (Marvel Comics, March 1981). Artwork by Paul Gulacy. 

thebristolboard:

Splash page from “Black Widow” story in Bizarre Adventures #25 (Marvel Comics, March 1981). Artwork by Paul Gulacy. 

comicblah:

Black Widow by Paul Gulacy

comicblah:

Black Widow by Paul Gulacy

retrogasm:

Freddie Mercury and his cats…

retrogasm:

Freddie Mercury and his cats…

seanhowe:

From “Panther’s Quest, Part VI” in Marvel Comics Presents #18, May 1989. Art by Gene Colan and Tom Palmer. Words by Don McGregor.
“Panther’s Quest” has never been collected; the stories are scattered in eight-page installments that are no longer in print. But McGregor and Colan’s “Detectives, Inc.” stories are collected here. 
Roughly 20 more copies need to be sold before Don McGregor’s royalties start kicking in. He and his family have had a number of health issues lately, so he could definitely use some extra income. Do you think we can make that happen before the holidays? If you reblog this, we can get the word out.

seanhowe:

From “Panther’s Quest, Part VI” in Marvel Comics Presents #18, May 1989. Art by Gene Colan and Tom Palmer. Words by Don McGregor.

“Panther’s Quest” has never been collected; the stories are scattered in eight-page installments that are no longer in print. But McGregor and Colan’s “Detectives, Inc.” stories are collected here.

Roughly 20 more copies need to be sold before Don McGregor’s royalties start kicking in. He and his family have had a number of health issues lately, so he could definitely use some extra income. Do you think we can make that happen before the holidays? If you reblog this, we can get the word out.