Nestled in the wooded north suburbs of Central City, Le Museé de Bivolo has become the premiere art gallery for comic book fan artists. The owner and curator is Roy G. Bivolo, formerly a tortured artiste whose color-blindness led him to a life of crime. Now reformed, he is your host through our monthly excursion of the finest in fan artworks. Ladies and Gentlemen...the Rainbow Raider.

Well, it's been a fun ride here at the ol' Musee de Bivolo, we've seen some great art on these walls... some mighty fine artists have come through here. Not the holier-than-thou type, mind you...real down to earth fan artists, some of whom have gone on to be real pros! Well, I'd better stop yappin' about the past and get on to the eye candy. Oh, be sure to click on these pictures to get up close and personal. They won't bite! People with current standard browsers will actually see the images floating in front of them, where you can move them around and stuff. Neat, huh? Those with older browsers will see them in a separate window and will have to hit their "Back" buttons to return here.

"Count Vertigo" by Russ Yocum

Well, if our esteemed editor-in-chief can have a whole issue devoted to his favorite DC character, I suppose our esteemed magazine editor can have one picture of his (Hi, David!). It's Count Vertigo, folks, and I must say he's looking good. I mean, the pic is good...what's that snickering out there? Hey look, I know I wear rainbows and I've done time in the pen but that doesn't mean anything!

"Nighthawk" by Russ Yocum

Yocum again, and he's done another commission for our magazine editor. This time it's western hero Nighthawk, on his trusty steed Nightwind. I really like the expression on Nighthawk's face - you can tell he's a bit tired from saving the day, yet he's got a small smile on his face from knowing he did a good job. And all the details are awesome - from Nighthawk's spurs, to the folds and musclature of his shirt, to the cacti, to the hawk circling in the background! Russ really captures the essence of a cowboy!

And given Fanzing's end, Russ is looking to do some commissions in his spare time. If you'd like a great piece of Yocum art to call your own, send Russ an e-mail!

"Blythe Bonner" by Yusuf Madhiya

The mistress of electricity has never looked better! The book Blythe is reading makes clever reference to her days as the supervillainess Byte, as well as her newfound career as an author. Blythe also plays a key role in this month's conclusion of Half Empty Bowl, Half Full!

"Rubberduck" by The Brothers Grinn

Well what would our last foray into the old Musee be without a piece by the Brothers Grinn? Nobody does funny animals like they do. And they seem to have a knack for making them dang funny...Oh, I get it! I think...

"Elongated Man" by Philipp Neundorf

Well, here it is, folks....the one you've all been waiting for, the star of our final issue...Ralph Dibny, Esquire...as drawn by the incomparable Philipp S. Neundorf! That's a very European look there, Philipp, and it's oh so nice! I'm sure you've done our E-I-C proud! Well folks, that'll do it for the Musee...I'm glad you all could make it...*sniff*...There's coffee and donuts in the lobby....*snuffle*....thanks for showing an old dead former villain a little kindness these past few months...