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1988's Marvel Fanfare Vol.1 #40 pin-up by artist Kent Williams. Source Source
Sub-Mariner by Esad Ribic
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The Sub-Mariner
Art by Bill Everett
From Heritage Auctions...
Everett tragically passed away in the early '70s so there are few specialty illustrations of his in existence. This one shows the character as he looked when Everett first created him as well as his less-angular Silver Age look. The piece is inscribed to fanzine publisher Martin Greim.
All Winners lithograph by Golden Age cover artist Alex Schomburg.
The heroes shown are the original Invaders team, which wasn't created until the 1970s. The All-Winners Squad from the Golden Age (Timely Comics' answer to DC Comics' Justice Society of America) included all the heroes above, as well as the Whizzer and Miss America. But unlike the JSA, the All-Winners only made two appearances until being briefly revived in the 1970s.
Cover of the Day: Defenders #93 (March, 1981) Art by Ron Wilson, Al Milgrom, George Roussos
