Sting-Ray, a superhero, confronts a group of people on a beach with mysterious powers.

Dick Ayers

Original comic ink artworks with pencil notes

Sting-Ray, a superhero, confronts a group of people on a beach with mysterious powers.
Black and white comic page featuring dynamic action and dialogue.

Jack Kirby

Original comic artwork from the legend himself

Black and white comic page featuring dynamic action and dialogue.
A superhero uses a powerful kick to knock down an enemy in a dramatic comic panel.

Gene Colan

Original art from Daredevil, Tales of Suspense, and more

A superhero uses a powerful kick to knock down an enemy in a dramatic comic panel.
A blue snake relaxing with a mouse and a frog nearby.

Animation Cels

Cels from classic films, from Hanna-Barbera to Disney

A blue snake relaxing with a mouse and a frog nearby.
Comic strips showing humorous takes on modern life's challenges and politics.

Comic Strips

Original comic strip art from serial publications

Comic strips showing humorous takes on modern life's challenges and politics.
A man holding a tiny superhero figure in his hand.

Cover Art

Original artwork from splash pages and comic covers

A man holding a tiny superhero figure in his hand.
A white arrow pointing left with a black outline and a dotted shadow effect.

FEATURED PAGES

A white arrow with a jagged outline pointing right, set against a dotted black pattern background.

Gil Kane

1967 - Tales of Suspense #88 -Page #7 - Gil Kane

Don Heck

1964 - Avengers #10 -Page #14 - Don Heck

Gene Colan

1967 - Daredevil #24 -Page #2 - Gene Colan

Dick Ayers

1966 -  Sgt. Fury #33 Page #1 Splash Page - Dick Ayers

Steve Ditko

1965 - Amazing Spider-Man #21 - Page #12 - Steve Ditko

Jack Kirby

1965 - Fantastic Four #40 -Page #9 - Jack Kirby

Four comic book covers featuring "The Ghost Rider" and "Captain Savage and His Battlefield Raiders," with illustrated characters and action scenes. Decorative elements include exclamation and lightning icons.

About Bob's Comic Art

Hi, I'm Bob and as a little kid, I loved reading Marvel comic books. Around 1999 I discovered that you could actually buy original comic art pages. After buying my 1st page, I was hooked.

So now after 20 years of collecting original comic art, I've finally decided to put up my web page, www.bobscomicart.com so other like-minded individuals can see what I've managed to put together over the years in my collection.

My favorite Marvel artist is Gene Colan along with Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers, Don Heck, and a few others. I put them all up for everyone to see and hopefully enjoy them as much as I do.

Any and all comments are welcome feel free to contact me via my contact form or my email: bobscomicart@gmail.com.

Thanks and Enjoy,

Bob