You have to love Jay's work ethic and attention to detail...cutterbutter wrote:Say hey if you see me today!!
That slacker ink
New Jay Ryan
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HappaHaoli
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HappaHaoli
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I love these. If he offered a glass as workshop premiums they'd sell out even faster.
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HappaHaoli
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That HUM is hard to top. Great pick up.fredo wrote:Yah, I'd say that's worth a note. Nice work.
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bathroommonkey
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Damn I’m be wanted that HUM for years. Nice.
Haven, very nice pick up there. I consider that HUM to the be the hardest Jay poster that I ever had to track down, it's also one of his best. Looking back at his older posters I like them even more now than I did when they came out.
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I picked up A Clockwork Orange glass, it rules so hard.
Thanks again, gents. It was a fun tube to open.
Yep, an EBer. The June of 44 is great. The paper is way more green than I was expecting and love the illustration. I dig it.rossi1102 wrote:Pretty sure those are from an EBer, I just missed out on them. Glad they went to a good home.gordo55 wrote:woof! if those are from Jay, he must be unloading some 1thru10s from the archive... love that June of 44/Rex!
It's not really one that I ever thought I'd own, but it's also never been super high on my iso list. I was offered one about 8 years ago and bought a Collision in Pittsburgh instead. But it's awesome in person. Big and feels very majestic. 1998 is my favorite Jay year. Love the look of his drawings and the hand-pulled screens.sschmotz wrote:Haven, very nice pick up there. I consider that HUM to the be the hardest Jay poster that I ever had to track down, it's also one of his best. Looking back at his older posters I like them even more now than I did when they came out.
Nice. If I had Mondoconned these would be a must have.Darkknight37 wrote:I picked up A Clockwork Orange glass, it rules so hard.