1975's Warlock Vol.1 #9 cover by Jim Starlin and Alan Weiss. Source

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1975's Warlock Vol.1 #9 cover by Jim Starlin and Alan Weiss. Source
Happy birthday to Alan Weiss!
Portada de Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #45 por Alan Weiss.
The last issue of the anthology Secret Origins was vol 2 50#, cover date of aug 1990. ("Batman and Robin: The Glimpse" "The Flash: Flash of Two Worlds" "Johnny Thunder: Fortunehead" "Dolphin: Reflections of a Deep Fantasy" "Black Canary: Unfinished Business" "The Startling Secret of the Space Museum" Secret Origins vol 2 50, DC Comic Event)
Daredevil (1964) #83 | Gerry Conway & Alan Weiss
Today marks 70 years of the Rawhide Kid!
Ralph Reese, Neal Adams, Alan Weiss, Bill Sienkiewicz: Superdupont commission original art (2016-2024).
Alan Weiss: "We assumed Neal Adams was to ink the stuff he penciled. When that was no longer possible, then Ralph Reese was to ink the whole thing, but he got sick. Ralph recommended another old original Crusty Bunker, who passed on it and suggested me. I did my part just a couple of months ago. It was a little weird, inking Neal for likely the very last time.
"Regarding the piece itself: don't ask me to explain it, other than to say everything on top is all Ralph, pencil and ink. The guy in the black beret with the SD on his chest is Superdupont, a French superhero. The bottom figures are drawn by Adams, with Bill Sienkiewicz inking the nude and me inking the other three. The original was about 17"x24". It was nice working on a piece with three of the best."
Prince Namor, The Sub-Mariner #14 (June 1969) by Marvel Comics
Written by Roy Thomas, drawn Marie Severin and Mike Esposito.