Space: 1999 by David & Dan Day
David and Dan Day are Canadian artists with a number of comic book credits between them, plus they’ve continued to work as artists outside of comics. They’re the younger brothers of the late Gene Day, who made a solid start in the business, particularly with Marvel Comics, before he passed away at a young age.
David pencilled this piece for Sword in Stone Productions in 1986, and brother Dan inked it.
We haven’t had Space: 1999 comics since the Charlton run, and I thought this would make a good cover. And since the show was a British production, perhaps Titan Comics will consider reviving the book.
Colour and packaging by me.

Original art scan from Heritage Auctions.

Art made production ready.

Colour version.

Re-created trade dress added.
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