Your New Pride and Joy!

**Merlin1958** · 10-21-2019 01:53 PM

**The Library Policeman** · 10-21-2019 01:55 PM

Beautiful piece of art, Kris. Congratulations!

**Alec** · 10-21-2019 02:00 PM

It does not come any better than that Kris.
Delighted for you.

**amd013** · 10-21-2019 02:35 PM

Originally Posted by webstar1000

Don’t know what to say or how to put this into words but the Whelan’s are far too good to me. They let me pay off a dream piece of mine over a long period of time and then reframed it for me at no charge and then help me get it into Canada without a ton of fees and then to top
It all off? Include another piece I didn’t expect!!! Michael had one request... he
Said the reason he never sold this one was two fold... he liked it a lot BUT had an issue with it. He hated The way Roland stands in the piece. He asked if he could touch him up. I said yes. No problem!!! It’s much better but grab your Sisters copy and look at them both. Very cool

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Congrats Kris. I remember seeing this picture recently along with a few others from Whelan. It was my favorite of the bunch. I do remember there was something funny about the way he was standing. I couldn't tell if he was on or behind the dead tree. From this, it is clear he is on it.

**George at C-Springs** · 10-21-2019 05:08 PM

Damn Kris, that is pretty sweet.

My new P &J isn't quite that nice; "my" #186 found after being released into the wild.

**bdwyer19** · 10-21-2019 05:25 PM

Originally Posted by George at C-Springs

Damn Kris, that is pretty sweet.

My new P &J isn't quite that nice; "my" #186 found after being released into the wild.

Fantastic! So which #186 books do you have now?

**George at C-Springs** · 10-21-2019 07:06 PM

*Originally Posted by*George at C-Springs

Damn Kris, that is pretty sweet.

My new P &J isn't quite that nice; "my" #186 found after being released into the wild.

Fantastic! So which #186 books do you have now?

IT & Portfolio, The Dark Man & Portfolio, Dr. Sleep, UK TWTTK, Faithful, The Shining, Gwendy's, Sleeping Beauties ... and I feel like I'm forgetting one or two. Non-King I've got The Martian, Artemis, Wool Trilogy, Best of Subterranean for sure, and again I'm sure I'm forgetting a few.

**bdwyer19** · 10-22-2019 05:28 AM

That’s impressive!

**Cook** · 10-22-2019 05:36 AM

[QUOTE=Ari_Racing;1170254]After SO many years, I finally got it:

Very cool Ari,
I don't recall ever seeing one of these before.. Congratulations !!

**kingfan2323** · 10-22-2019 10:37 AM

Love it! Will not even call it a guilty pleasure- love the movie.

seeking: ANYTHING DT related #246
Dead Zone 1st Edition F/F or NF/NF

**Ben Mears** · 10-31-2019 04:38 AM

Two paintings by Second Coming artist Robert Addison.

"It stands up on that hill overlooking the village like--oh, like some kind of dark idol" Ben Mears to Matt Burke; September 25, 1975
"Cody came at the Marsten House from the Brooks Road, on the village's blind side and Donald Callahan looking at it from this new angle, thought: why it actually looms over the town...It must have perfect elevation there, perched on its hill high above the crossroads of Jointner Avenue and Brock Street. Perfect elevation and a very nearly 360 degree view of the township itself. It was a huge and rambling place and took on an uncomfortable, overlarge configuration in the mind; it became a sarcophaguslike monolith, an evocation of doom"

Victorian Sentinel, 1970 aka The Marsten House. "31.5" x "23.5", egg tempera on Masonite board.

The Great Republic 1969. "19.75" x "45.25", egg tempera on Masonite board.

**webstar1000** · 10-31-2019 04:39 AM

Originally Posted by Ben Mears

Two paintings by Second Coming artist Robert Addison.

"It stands up on that hill overlooking the village like--oh, like some kind of dark idol" Ben Mears to Matt Burke. September 25, 1975
"Cody came at the Marsten House from the Brooks Road, on the village's blind side and Donald Callahan looking at it from this new angle, thought: why it actually looms over the town...It must have perfect elevation there, perched on its hill high above the crossroads of Jointner Avenue and Brock Street. Perfect elevation and a very nearly 360 degree view of the township itself. It was a huge and rambling place and took on an uncomfortable, overlarge configuration in the mind; it became a sarcophaguslike monolith, an evocation of doom"

Victorian Sentinel, 1970 aka The Marsten House. "31.5" x "23.5", egg tempera on Masonite board.

The Great Republic 1969. "19.75" x "45.25", egg tempera on Masonite board.

My goodness that is good work. Nice!

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**Ben Mears** · 10-31-2019 04:40 AM

Thanks Kris.

**WeDealInLead** · 10-31-2019 04:45 AM

I can't even remember when was the last time I posted a new King P&J so here's a few:

Pet Sematary new edition hardcover first printing
The latest Barnes and Noble omnibus
The Shining S/L from Folio

**Garrell** · 10-31-2019 05:43 AM

Nice adds Ben. Great artwork.
Nice stuff also WeDealInLead

**Brian861** · 10-31-2019 08:43 AM

Gorgeous paintings!

**webstar1000** · 11-05-2019 07:37 AM

Man oh man Cujo is a work of art. I’m so proud to own these books. having one signed is so special too

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**MikeDuke** · 11-05-2019 08:03 AM

That is really cool Kris. And you're right, having one signed makes it extra special.

**Garrell** · 11-05-2019 08:05 AM

Like it quite alot. Very well done.

**The Library Policeman** · 11-05-2019 10:46 AM

Amazing looking Cujo. Congrats!

**bdwyer19** · 11-05-2019 06:14 PM

Two new additions in the past week... The Folio Society signed copy of The Shining, and The Sins of the Fathers, my first S/L with a signed introduction by King.

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**kingfan2323** · 11-05-2019 10:05 PM

Originally Posted by bdwyer19

Two new additions in the past week... The Folio Society signed copy of The Shining, and The Sins of the Fathers, my first S/L with a signed introduction by King.

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Congrats on both! Love the cover for Sins.

looking for: The Terror S/L,
Dead Zone 1st/1st F or NF, Boy's Life S/L

**Ari_Racing** · 11-06-2019 01:46 PM

Congrats everyone!

So...my latest acquisitions have been memories (and a couple of items, but nothing too fancy). As many know, I was invited by Warner Bros to attend the world premiere of Doctor Sleep in LA. So they basically paid me a full trip from Buenos Aires to LA, hosted me in a really nice hotel, and before lunch they put me in the same room with Mike Flanagan, Ewan McGregor, Rebecca Ferguson (SHE'S SO HOT!!) and Kyliegh Curran. I was able to shake all their hands and talk for a brief moment with them (with Mike Flanagan was different: we had a roundtable that lasted for almost an hour!). I was released in the afternoon and I was able to met Paul Suntup!

Then they took me to the theater where the film was screened where I walked the red carpet (that was surreal) and then watched the film with several of the actors and actresses that were in the film. And then, a party! It was INCREDIBLE! And I got the cherry of the cake yesterday: I had a meeting in Warner Bros offices in Buenos Aires and they were really happy with all I did, and my contact told me that I'm officially THE influencer when it comes to Stephen King, so there are chances this experience will repeat in the future with other adaptations.

The last incredible thing actually took place on the very first day: I went to the San Petersen Museum and, for the very first time in my life, I saw live the most famous Plymouth Fury ever.

Here are some pics I got during the trip

The great and only Paul Suntup!

**Randall Flagg** · 11-06-2019 01:50 PM

Ari, i would say you're one lucky bastard, but you are not lucky, this was the result of hard work on your part.
(You might still be a bastard

)
Congratulations.

**MikeDuke** · 11-06-2019 01:50 PM

That is so awesome Ari. It looks like you had a great time.

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