1988 - Anatomy of a Cover - Iron Man #237 by Jackson Guice and Bob Layton

1986 - Marvel Age #36 - X-Factor

1985 - Marvel Age #33 - X-Factor Interviews

1985 - Dazzler House Ad

1985 - X-Factor Preview - Amazing Heroes #83

1984 - The Last Starfighter

Cover art by Jackson Guice.

Homage cover by Dave Wachter.

Comic book ad.

Movie poster.

1983 - Jackson "Butch" Guice Portfolio

From  Marvel Fanfare #9.

1989 - Iron Man Pin-Ups

 From Iron Man Annual #10:

1984 - Anatomy of a cover - Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom #3

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=363701&GSub=56795

1982 - Micronauts #48 script

Micronauts #48 - "Ressurection!"
Written by Bill Mantlo
Art by Jackson Guice/Danny Bulanadi

Scripts grabbed from David Yurkovitch's Mantlo: A Life In Comics.

You can grab your copy here:

http://www.wowio.com/users/product.asp?BookId=3387

1986 - Anatomy of a cover - X-Factor #1 revisited

Take #1

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=74100

Take #2

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=537043

Take #3

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=74097

Take #4

From the Walt Simonson Appreciation Society Facebook page:

"X-Factor 1 cover, unpublished sort of. Pen and India ink. 10 x 15. 1985.

This is the drawing that did NOT run as the cover for X-Factor No. 1. It did show up on a French reprint a year later or so because of the way Marvel filed stats for overseas reprinting. 

The short version is that there was some difficulty getting a cover done for the first issue of X-Factor. I know that Butch Guice, the original penciler on X-Factor, did more than one cover. I seem to remember he did about three, although I don't think I ever saw any of them. Recently on the web, I read that he did seven! That seems excessive, but I don't really know. 

In any case, at some point, I was asked to pencil and ink a version. This was it. There was a strong emphasis at the time at Marvel to show full figures with their feet intact. Hence the layout here. The cover passed some sort of muster and went off to the printer. However, before it could be printed, it was recalled and another version of this drawing, re-inked by Joe Rubenstein, was done, probably using a lightbox though that's just a guess. In any case, that's the version that appears on the cover of X-Factor 1. (A stat of this version apparently went into the Marvel files, and wasn't replaced with Joe's version. Hence the French reprint not long afterwards.)"

1988 - Red Sonja Portfolio plate #3

By Jackson Guice.

http://www.coollinesartwork.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=289281&ArtistId=400&Details=1&From=Room