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Commence bidding on 1,925 lots in Event Auction XXXIX!
Investment collectors - Event Auction #39 started today at noon. You may download the free catalog here. Best of luck to all.
Original Comic Art
The cover to Thor #157 is pure Kirby perfection! The dramatic cover showcases what Kirby did best! Pulse-pounding action in the Mighty Marvel Manner! Other Kirby standouts include interior pages from Journey into Mystery #105, FF Annual #2, Tales of Suspense #94, Thor #140 & 154, and Captain America #200. Art by John Buscema, Jim Starlin, Ken Kelly, Greg Hildebrandt, Arthur Adams, Russ Manning, and Steve Lightle are also featured in the auction.

Golden Age Highlights


Marvel Silver Age

DC Silver Age

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ComicConnect is currently accepting consignments for our next major auction. Contact us today to reserve space as it is on a first-come first-served basis. Call toll-free 1.888.779.7377 or e-mail our staff at support@comicconnect.com. Cash advances up to $5 million are available.
 

FedEx has lost a package in transit to ComicConnect. It contains a Wonder Woman #1 and a Whiz Comics #1.
If you have any information, please call me at (212)-260-4147 My Extension is 124
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Brandon Pierce Peck
 
 

FedEx has lost a package in transit to ComicConnect. It contains a Wonder Woman #1 and a Whiz Comics #1.
If you have any information, please call me at (212)-260-4147 My Extension is 124
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Brandon Pierce Peck
 
 

Greetings All, 
FedEx has lost a package in transit to ComicConnect. It contains a Wonder Woman #1 and a Whiz Comics #1.
If you have any information, please call me at (212)-260-4147 My Extension is 124 Thank you. -- Brandon Pierce Peck
 

FedEx has lost a package in transit to ComicConnect. It contains a Wonder Woman #1 and a Whiz Comics #1.
If you have any information, please call me at (212)-260-4147 My Extension is 124
--
Brandon Pierce Peck
 
 

Greetings All, 
FedEx has lost a package in transit to ComicConnect. It contains a Wonder Woman #1 and a Whiz Comics #1.
If you have any information, please call me at (212)-260-4147 My Extension is 124 Thank you. -- Brandon Pierce Peck
 

FedEx has lost a package in transit to ComicConnect. It contains a Wonder Woman #1 and a Whiz Comics #1.
If you have any information, please call me at (212)-260-4147 My Extension is 124
--
Brandon Pierce Peck
 
 

FedEx has lost a package in transit to ComicConnect. It contains a Wonder Woman #1 and a Whiz Comics #1.
If you have any information, please call me at (212)-260-4147 My Extension is 124
--
Brandon Pierce Peck
 
 

FedEx has lost a package in transit to ComicConnect. It contains a Wonder Woman #1 and a Whiz Comics #1.
If you have any information, please call me at (212)-260-4147 My Extension is 124
--
Brandon Pierce Peck
 
 

Hello All,?
Here are (2) rare 35 cent price variants now available in this September's Comic Connect auction. As you'll know these were distributed in limited quantity to certain locales in 1977‼️
Bid with confidence on these HTF collectibles‼️Thanks for chiming in peeps‼️?
Jaja-Mon12
 
Red Sonja #4 CGC 9.0 35 Cent Price Variant - Extremely Rare Red Label‼️
Red Sonja #5 CGC 8.0 35 Cent Price Variant - Dragon Cover
 
 

My Comic Shop History is a podcast hosted by filmmaker Anthony Desiato (My Comic Shop DocumentARy, By Spoon!, Wacky Man, and the upcoming My Comic Shop Country) exploring the business, culture, and fandom of the comics retail industry. In Season 1, a comic book store fell, a community united, and a podcast was born. Each subsequent season of the podcast, currently in its fourth cycle, has tackled a distinct part of the comics industry, including collecting (Season 2), national comics retail (Season 3), and comic conventions (Season 4). The podcast also includes the subseries Beyond My Comic Shop (featuring stories in and around the comic book world) and My Comic Shop Book Club (discussions of classic favorites and current hits).
EPISODE DESCRIPTION
Host Anthony Desiato kicks off the second half of "Con Season" with industry veteran Vincent Zurzolo, COO of the famed Metropolis Collectibles. Anthony and Vincent view decades' worth of convention history through the lens of Vincent's extensive experience on the con floor.

https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/flatsquirrelproductions/episodes/2018-09-19T02_00_00-07_00 

My Comic Shop History is a podcast hosted by filmmaker Anthony Desiato (My Comic Shop DocumentARy, By Spoon!, Wacky Man, and the upcoming My Comic Shop Country) exploring the business, culture, and fandom of the comics retail industry. In Season 1, a comic book store fell, a community united, and a podcast was born. Each subsequent season of the podcast, currently in its fourth cycle, has tackled a distinct part of the comics industry, including collecting (Season 2), national comics retail (Season 3), and comic conventions (Season 4). The podcast also includes the subseries Beyond My Comic Shop (featuring stories in and around the comic book world) and My Comic Shop Book Club (discussions of classic favorites and current hits).
EPISODE DESCRIPTION
Host Anthony Desiato kicks off the second half of "Con Season" with industry veteran Vincent Zurzolo, COO of the famed Metropolis Collectibles. Anthony and Vincent view decades' worth of convention history through the lens of Vincent's extensive experience on the con floor.

https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/flatsquirrelproductions/episodes/2018-09-19T02_00_00-07_00 

Actually, ComicConnect has loads of consignors, especially with art. Keep in mind we do have a gallery, https://www.facebook.com/metropolisgallerynyc/  
In fact, a large part of my day is communicating back and forth on their behalf, lots of them love to raise, decrease, and pull pieces all the time. We pretty much do what we can to accommodate our clients. 

Always feel free to call us with questions about items for sale, I may not be able to tell you who the consignor is, but can always throw them an offer. Rob (ComicConnect consignment director), Frank (Metro Head of sales), or myself can usually go through purchases of comic books and/or art. 1.888.779.7377; office hours are Monday through Friday, 10am to 6pm EDT. I'm ext. 124, leave me a message if I'm away from my desk. 

By the by all, we've got loads of art in this ComicConnect auction, https://www.comicconnect.com/load_page.php?page=2018EAXXXVI_ArtS1 
Also, Metropolis we'll be at http://newyork.carpediem.cd/events/7573575-comic-art-con-nyc-edition-at-/ with Buy It Now pieces of art only.  
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BP

Later 60s Marvel key. More survived.

Great idea but I am not sure I have that information anywhere. If it helps, the show ran from 2003-2008. I will look into it. Thanks for the suggestion.

Hello there, at the moment we're working toward updating our website to make the search function even more user friendly.  Unfortunately, there is no way to separate art and memorabilia at this time. Though, if you would like to reach out to us directly, we would be very happy to assist with whatever you are looking for. We are in the office Monday through Friday, 10am to 6pm eastern time. 1-888-779-7977. -- Brandonp@ComicConnect.com

Vincent Zurzolo’s interview with Bernie Wrightson was one of the best received, however it was lost for over five years. With the help of a comic collector, it resurfaced and Zurzolo is ready for more. Wrightson, the Master of the Macabre, recently passed after a battle with brain cancer. He was best known for his creation of Swamp Thing, his adaptation of Frankenstein, and his trademark intricate pen and brushwork. This defining interview in which Wrightson shared previously unknown details about his career is something every fan should listen to. “I was so deeply saddened to have lost this interview. When Bernie passed away my desire and need to find and share this interview grew exponentially. I am so grateful to the comic collector who sent us his copy and now we can share it with the world,” Zurzolo said.
Read More Here ...
comiczoneradio.com. 
 

Vincent Zurzolo’s interview with Bernie Wrightson was one of the best received, however it was lost for over five years. With the help of a comic collector, it resurfaced and Zurzolo is ready for more. Wrightson, the Master of the Macabre, recently passed after a battle with brain cancer. He was best known for his creation of Swamp Thing, his adaptation of Frankenstein, and his trademark intricate pen and brushwork. This defining interview in which Wrightson shared previously unknown details about his career is something every fan should listen to. “I was so deeply saddened to have lost this interview. When Bernie passed away my desire and need to find and share this interview grew exponentially. I am so grateful to the comic collector who sent us his copy and now we can share it with the world,” Zurzolo said.
Read More Here ...
comiczoneradio.com. 
 

Happy birthday. Tell Steve/Vincent Harold said hi.

Hey dudes and dudettes, the humble voice of ComicConnect  comes to you with a proclamation:
The beginning of the end is tonight, so don't hesitate to call with any last minute questions 1-888-779-7377
In general we're in the office Monday through Friday, 10am to 6pm EDT, but we'll have assistance available the entire time the auction is ending this week, so don't hesitate to call. Also, FYI, calling and direct email to support@comicconnect is the preferred way to get in touch. Point is, if you message us on Facebook at 10:PM on Friday night, chances are it will not be seen until Monday of the next week. 
 
 

Hi All, 
Just sending a reminder to everyone that bidding has begun on the Jon Berk on ComicConnect!
Catalogs are going out this week, and if you have any questions, please reach out to ComicConnect directly. Monday through Friday 10am to 6pm eastern time. 1-888-779-7377


 
Cheers! 

Click here to see what board members have been saying about this once in a lifetime generational collection and some pictures of fellow collectors perusing and enjoying the books:
https://www.cgccomics.com/boards/topic/411132-jon-berk-collection-to-be-auctioned/?page=8
Now, that's what true comic collecting is all about.