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LINK TO JAIME HERNANDEZ EBAY AUCTION This was published to illustrate a feature article about master knife maker Bob Kramer for the New Yorker magazine, November 24, 2008. Thanks for checking this out! I'm making my Jaime Hernandez pen and ink illustration from 2008 available. $500 to start. Best, David

LINK TO EBAY AUCTION 2 BOOKS 1 ORIG ART David

LINK TO HAYNES EBAY AUCTION PUNISHER $99.95 to start! Offer accepted, thanks for looking! David

No art on this page, some death, though. From a 1940s post-mortem reference book "P. M. REPORTS" circa 1939-1940 Portmore House, Weybridge. David

Bump for ending Tuesday around 7 AM Eastern Time (wait, what?). Currently at $815. David

My bolds... Unless eBay has to step in, the seller's final value fee is credited for a fully refunded item for managed payments sellers. Such a move as is suggested on a buyer's part could involve them in a further dispute upon the return, if the seller claims fraud or damage with only partial refund remedy, upon inspection of the returned item. So, yes, risk. David For managed payments sellers In these situations: Fees credited: You and the buyer agree to cancel the order You canceled the order because the buyer didn't pay but you were already charged fees. Learn more about when selling fees are charged You refund a buyer in full for a return or an item not received request, or you initiate a refund through the refund flow You issue a voluntary refund for a payment dispute Final value fee (variable component only. The $0.30 per order fixed amount will not be credited) Promoted listings fee Any applicable additional final value fees for not meeting performance expectations International fee (if applicable)

Sold, thanks! Now ending soon, currently $815. David LINK TO SUB-MARINER #1 (1968) EBAY AUCTION Four days left on my silver age Sub-Mariner #1, which I got graded this summer, coming back at a nice 8.0 OW/W pages! I had been storing it in a file cabinet for about thirty years. A nice chance for you! Start the bidding at $750. Sincerely, David S. Albright

This great example of Wayne Boring's style (possibly Win Mortimer) Superman daily comic strip art from 1949 on Craftint Singletone Drawing Board is from the "Superman, Male Escort" story written by Alvin Schwartz. Inked by Stan Kaye. "Another Shiner" has a violent good girl action panel! David

Bump to announce that the reserve is met, and this cool Bronze Age original cover art will sell! Auction ends Monday evening Eastern Time. Sincerely, David S. Albright

Curious to see how this Walt Howarth British cover art in HA weekly auction ends up. Sold in June for $1080. LINK TO Howarth Cover Art Auction on HA (not mine) Compare to Fielding's 2016 lot sold as original cover art to same book (see pic). David

Seller may just be seeing if there is high interest/demand for this type of art before launching an actual sale or auction, and at what price. Seems like $100-$150 a page. or $3000-$4000 for all, would be a place to start, but I'm out. Be cool if the cover art (also by Nodel) was part of it! Great tiger. Best, David

Oh, no, this is just part of my personal collection. Wanted to buy and sale/trade posts are best handled in the Marketplace and through personal messages I got this through eBay, iirc, and gifted it to my father-in-law who was a Civil War buff. When he passed away, I was fortunate to have it returned to me from his estate as a gift returned to sender. Glad you like it, David

LINK TO THE EBAY YOGI BEAR #32 ORIGINAL COVER ART AUCTION Thanks for checking this out! Follow the link to enter the auction. Here is an uncredited published piece of Charlton Studio original comic book art for the cover of Yogi Bear #32 for July 1976, stamped with approval on reverse 1975. I have decided to start the auction at $9.95 to allow for some harmless thrill bidding, with a modest reserve of $300. Have at it! Clean published art has original title stats and appropriate Comic Code Authority initialed stamp on reverse. Guaranteed original. Oversized, about 11.5 X 17" overall, rendered on standard Bristol art stock. A little white-out. A copy of the comic book is included. Send me any questions or comments in the thread or personal message! Click images when they have loaded to enlarge. Sincerely, David S Albright

Nice, I hadn't heard of Stanley Pitt. Is this him?.......David Stan Pitt – artist of Gully Foyle. Considered one of the finest artists to emerge from the Golden Age of Australian comics. Heavily influenced by Alex Raymond (in particular Flash Gordon), Pitt’s artwork was distinguished by its clean lines and heavy attention to detail.

20 X 26" some sort of color lithograph, needs research, signed and numbered from an edition of 250? Seems like quite a large edition for this type of print, maybe a student work, final project or such, unknown artist "BIX". Accented by a "Puggy" crate label mounted on a barrel stave (my concept on that one!). David

I've been watching the Ken Burns documentary on Muhammed Ali (quite interesting, I've gotten to about 1968), so let's see some boxing art! A showpiece in my collection remains this World's Finest #302 cover for April 1984 by Hannigan and Janson. Batman has green kryptonite gloves. David

It was suggested in the instagram thread that perhaps John Dolmayan topped the highest bid and bought it himself (speculation), and some comments similar to what we have here, that not revealing the "price" leaves us with, well, nothing, really. David

Pasted from the instagram link... torpedocomics Torpedo Comics is proud to announce that Jim Lee's X-Men #1 original art has sold at a record breaking price! Our greatest thanks goes out to everyone who submitted their offers. We congratulate the winner and the new home of this iconic piece of comic book history. At the buyers request both the accepted bid and the identity of the buyer will remain private. Each creator, writer and artist plays an integral role in the continued growth and expansion of this medium. What Jim Lee and Scott Williams accomplished is timeless and will continue to be enjoyed by us, the fans, and the generations to come. We all owe thanks to Stan Lee and Jack Kirby for their imagination and hard work; they were pioneers who created the world we all take such joy in. This moment proves the power their work has in creating an everlasting impression in the hearts of their fans. We will offer more one of a kind opportunities so please stay tuned. Thank you, John Dolmayan

Fred Ray for a Civil War uniforms series (CSA infantry). Image size about 4 X 8", signed FR. Gouache color on board. Pic taken through glass. David

SAINT #1 (1947) 47 in census. I picked this up over forty years ago on a road trip through north and central Vermont hitting the antique shops. "Phyllis" collection. Cool $10 pencil price on cover. David

Bump for ending tonight, Monday September 6, 10 PM Eastern. It will sell, opening bid has been met. Best, David

Sure, with an asterisk! Just keep it together with the book for posterity. Collectors have a sense of how important being published is to them personally, and will appreciate knowing any publication history, whatever the circumstances. David

SOLD, thanks! LINK TO HOW IT BEGAN ON EBAY Auction opens at $24.95, or buy it now $74.95 for this very cool oddity daily by Paul Berdanier for United Features Syndicate in 1936. David Edit----Click on the pics when they are loaded to enlarge. David

I love my Andy Lee version of Peppermint Patty.(con sketch?). David

Basically an autograph, not sure you really missed anything critical for an original art collector. Apply your savings to your next endeavour! Best, David