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There's a text on the back, saying something like "I wish you happy holidays too. Christmas 69. Montse". So I would say a reproduction used as a Christmas card?

Try again

https://comicarttracker.com/faq-en/comicarttracker/how-can-i-see-past-sale-prices >>> https://comicarttracker.com/history?query=daredevil-romita-williamson

https://themightyblog.fr/the-clone-conspiracy-4/

Thanks for the pictures and the link, this video is really interesting. And these pages by Druillet are incredible!!

I can't tell for private sales, but for auctions you can check here: https://comicarttracker.com/auctions/top-prices

$48k for this one? https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/john-byrne-and-terry-austin-x-men-137-page-37-original-art-marvel-1980-/a/7224-91011.s

Thanks for the summary, was interesting to read! Now I would just like a summary in the summary! Something like a per dealer breakdown with number of offered pieces / total value against percentage of sold pieces / average discount.

https://comicarttracker.com/faq-en/comicarttracker/how-can-i-see-past-sale-prices Of course it won't work if the art is directly listed "sold" / "on hold", or if its status changes before ComicArtTracker indexes it.

Google ComicArtTracker is your best friend! $25,000

A bottle of water?

X-MEN #53 splash page (Barry Windsor-smith / Mike Esposito)

That's already what Moulinsart does, by suing people who use images of Tintin on social networks, artworks or anything else - like this one: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2021/mar/12/herge-heirs-sue-artist-over-his-tintin-edward-hopper-mash-ups Some European auction houses do not display any picture of Tintin original art anymore, to avoid any potential copyright issue with Moulinsart. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hergé_Foundation

I was also hoping to get one of them, but prices skyrocketed! As for the one you mention, sure it's the title page (and a nice one), but it used to be the price for a full story https://comicarttracker.com/don-rosa-original-art-for-sale

Go ahead! You don't need a lot of money, only software development skills and a lot of time!

I'll have to add this guy to ComicArtTracker, thanks for the discovery!

I like this one!

Not the same as seeing original art in person, but that's better than nothing "Will Eisner - Graphic Novel Godfather" (schauraum: comic + cartoon) "Enki Bilal" (Fonds Hélène et Edouard Leclerc)

It's a (nice) print signed by Hergé and Tchang

It sold for $57,000 on ComicLink in June 2019.

Not to split hairs (^^) but: It sold for €3,175,400 not $3M That's not a question of liking the background or not. The editor thought that this cover was too complex and would be too expensive to print, that's why the definitive version is much simpler. It was a prelim, even if it looks like a finished work. You can see that the face of Tintin is not finished, for instance. Plus Hergé fold the illustration and stapled it to the letter sent to the editor (we can still see the small holes). Who would do that to a final cover?

All comic art oriented content is welcome! I also subscribed to your channel and added a few links to your videos in ComicArtTracker's FAQ / Comic Art Collecting Guide! (more specifically in this entry about what comic art is and this one about storing comic art).

These pages have been bought by the Boon foundation for an upcoming museum in Brussels, we can imagine that they should be able to take care of them and you will be able to view them in a physical museum. https://comics.ha.com/heritage-auctions-press-releases-and-news/boon-foundation-for-narrative-graphic-arts-bids-600-000-for-original-art-for-master-race.s?releaseId=3539

Great curation Alex, thanks!

Unfortunately the art I would really love to acquire is now far beyond my reach (b&w Frazetta, Watchmen page, Wrightson Frankenstein page) but I'm still hoping for: - a Jeff Jones published b&w page - a Victor de la Fuente published page - a nice Virgil Finlay illustration - a nice bronze age published page with Galactus - maybe some more published pages from Tim Sale, Darwyn Cooke - some art I'm not aware of yet but would catch my eye