Fantastic Four – The Cave Painting?

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Thu Jan 10, 2008 — by Mike Raub

Fantastic Four – The Cave Painting?

Artists honor Stan Lee

Stan Lee on acid?

Well, not really, but it might be as close as you’ll ever come. Recently, Gallery 1988 and Golden Apple Comics in Los Angeles hosted a tribute night to Stan with artists like Ruben Rude, Travis Lampe, Brandon Bird, Patrick Gannon, Misha, Angry Woebots and others paid through reinterpretations of some of his most famous characters. Proceeds from the night went to The Hero Initiative. You can see a gallery of the results here, but stay away from the brown M&Ms!

Tip of the ComicMix fedora to Allan Lamberti of 95.9-TheFox in Norwalk CT for digging this one up!

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Allan Lamberti (2:13 PM on Thu Jan 10, 2008)

here's some more

http://www.collider.com/entertainment/news/article.asp/ai...

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