I was just looking through X-MEN: HEROES FOR HOPE (a 1985 benefit book that coincided with the Live Aid Concert, where all the artists submitted a few pages for free, and all proceeds for the book went for famine relief in Ethiopia).


You can read the full story at:
http://www.12comic.com/issue.jsp?id=190227113636e04t&cu=0

It's an artist-jam book with some really unusual art collaborations:

Stephen King/Berni Wrightson/Jeff jones
Bill Mantlo/Charles Vess/Jon Muth
Alan Moore/Richard Corben
Ann Nocenti/M.W.Kaluta/Al Milgrom
Harlan Ellison/Frank Miller/Bill Sienkiewicz

It got me to thinking about all the unusual artist combinations in various books, some that I never would have imagined combining, some that blended remarkably well, and others... well... not so well.



One with a very long run that blended beautifully are John Buscema/Alfredo Alcala in SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN.



Another brief sampling was 10 pages in the CAPTAIN AMERICA'S BICENTENNIAL BATTLES treasury edition (1976) of Jack Kirby pencils inked by an in-his-prime Barry Windsor-Smith!

The full story in large pages at:




In the horribly wrong category, STRANGE ADVENTURES 206, the first issue of Neal Adams Deadman series, has Neal Adams pencils, inked by George Roussos.


The full issue at:
http://www.12comic.com/issue.jsp?id=190227040553ln8c&cu=38

(Granted Roussos has done some lousy inks on Kirby's FF and many other titles, but I've seen some really beautiful stories where he inks Mort Meskin and others, or pencils and inks his own work, especially in horror stories of the 1950's)
In THE DEADMAN COLLECTION "complete" hardcover of Adams' Deadman run, issue 206 was completely re-drawn in a new version, where Neal Adams did pencils and inks himself)

Feel free to list your own favorites.