Oh, come on. Even great, enshrined-in-the-Heavens comic art has innumerable fellow entries.

..and just line art? If its a comic book, but it has painted interiors, I rate it alongside traditional line art.

An aside to Red Nails. When Buscema took over Conan, Roy Thomas wanted to keep that intricate ink work Smith did on Red Nails. So after the first Buscema issue (well inked by brother Sal) Thomas put on Ernie Chua and had him do all that fussy linework. To me that was stuffing shoes into a hat box. Buscema and Smith had different aesthetics and Smith's own inking was organic to his art. I never felt Chua was a good fit to Buscema, his rougher style ran counter to Big John's more fluid pencils. Their later work did improve, but I always felt it was two styles that did not compliment each other. Roy should have stuck with writing and not show how little he understood art. "let's make John Buscema look like Barry Smith" doesn't make sense.