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A significant page from Mike Mignola's Hellboy in Hell storyline. Hellboy meets his father for the very first time

Joe Kubert - Weird War Tales vol. 1 issue 7 page 3

in Japan, the publishers usually own the art. And they even rarely exhibit it. Also, there are a lot of fake Toriyama setches around, in Europe and in the US.

Hi, just to let you know that your auctions are invisible for ebayers located outside the US.

Quino has never sold any Mafalda original art. And the few people who have Quino sketches ask for very high prices (sometimes a few thousands for something not even interesting) as there is nothing at all available. So an affordable Quino piece simply does not exist.

Rom issue 14 page 22 Pencils and inks by Sal buscema With the Mad thinker and his android. 1500 USD

It sold for 21.500 USD in 2014 at auction.

Thanks to all of you for your help. Unpublished it is then. And by the way, if you ever need info on european art, french auction houses (and their shipping habits), or question on a trip to France or Belgium, feel free to write me.

No stamp on back

Hi, I'm a collector and a dealer. This page is in a friend's collection, and I was not the previous owner. Personnally, I love Conan pages when John Buscema inked himself.

thank you all for your input. It feels like a teamp-up during a TV show.

No Dezuniga pencils or inks in any of these 3 issues.

In #194 and 195, she seems to team-up with Zula, which doesn't seem to match the storyline here. and she doesn't wear the chainmail either, as seen is some pictures in this thread . http://classiccomics.org/thread/19/annotated-savage-sword-conan%3Fpage%3D4?page%3D12&page=87

and for the Red Sonja fans, here is a spanish website with all her appearances : https://www.tebeosfera.com/1/Libris/REH/comic/Red/SonjaTebeo.htm

SSOC 192, 194 and 195 were inked by Ernie Chan, so the only possibility remaining is SSOC 190 but the pages I saw online don't match the style here at all. So It could be unpublished.

Thanks to all of you. I'm gonna go for unpublished then, as I don't see other SSOC issue with Red Sonja than 45, besides the #190.

Hi I'm trying to ID this Red Sonja page, where there is no mention of issue and page number. There are notes from Roy Thomas, and Dezuniga seems to be the artist here. Roy Thomas notes also mention a "Joe" , telling him that the first page is being pencilled and will follow, so the letterer could be named Joe or John. I was thinking Red Sonja vol.2 Issue 1 but I cannot find the plot of the story to see if it matches, and on the cover she isn't wearing the silver bikini anymore. So I don't know if this page has been published or remained unpublished.

FS - RM Guera - The Goddamned - new Image series Hello, We're happy and proud to introduce you to the art of "The Goddamned", the new series by R.M. Guera and Jason Aaron, published by Image Comics. After the success of "Scalped", RM Guera show us how his art can still improve in an amazing way. At your disposal for further information.

I remember at the New York Comic Con 2014 seeing an art dealer buying cash a piece at 30.000 USD from one of his colleagues, walking back to his booth and setting a price of 45.000 USD. This was an Olympic flip. But one day later it was gone, maybe sold with a friendly discount, maybe 100 percent cash, maybe part trade, who knows. But gone. In my opinion, there's a very big difference between professional dealers, paying taxes on their benefits, and many, many collectors who love to earn money on the side. I've seen many private collectors being much more greedy that professional dealers when it's time to offer a piece for sale. And the "Make an offer" situation grows on CAF now. Also, in our first months of collecting, I'm sure we were many to receive a message from a fellow collector on CAF, who loved one of our pieces, but it would have to be a very reasonable price cause it's his grail but too expensive at market price. And we candidly agreed on a more than reasonable price. And a few weeks later, the piece appears on ebay, or on CAF, set for sale with a comfortable benefit.

Hulk #4 : 43500 USD

Some results from this auction. My favourite page was the one from FF #14, one of the most gorgeous action pages from these early issues I've ever seen. Don Heck - Avengers #11 page - with Spider-Man : 9200 USD Steve Ditko - Amazing Spider-Man #6 page 15 (Lizard) : 105.000 USD Bill Everett - Daredevil #1 (no costume) : 37.500 USD ack Kirby - Avengers #6 (masters of Evil) : 8.800 USD Jack Kirby - Fantastic Four#3 page (no action) : 44.500 USD Jack Kirby - Fantastic Four #14 (fantastic action sequence between Human torch, Thing and Submariner) : 38.500 USD Jack Kirby - Hulk #4 page (Hulk and Rick Jones, both in all panels) : 43.500 USD Jack Kirby - Journey into mystery #89 : 25.000 USD Jack Kirby - X-Men #9 page (Avengers crossover, no action, not many characters) : 9.600 USD Jack Kirby - X-Men #2 (Vanisher only) : 9.466 USD Jack Kirby - X-Men#2 - just two panels with X-Men in costume, no action : 14.100 USD Bill sienkiewicz - Moon Knight #7 cover - 12.400 USD (a real bargain) Steve Ditko - Tales of Suspense #47 (Iron Man and Melter) : 10.200 USD Don Heck - Tales of Suspense #64 - title page (Iron man) - 15.755 USD Keith Pollard -Thor #289 cover (Thor fighting the Destroyer on the Bifrost) : 13.755 USD

Thanks. Love his work and hope many collectors will too.

FS - Paul Kirchner from Heavy Metal magazine Between 1979 and 1985, Paul Kirchner drew The Bus for the Heavy Metal magazine, and in 2015 he decided to write and pencils new art for the series. We offer for sale some extra sized Bus Strips and 2 covers for the Screw magazine.

FS - Aviation in WWII - Keith Burns & Garth Ennis We're thrilled to work with artist Keith Burns. He pencilled two war stories scripted by Garth Ennis : Johnny Red War Stories - Castles in the sky His work with brushes is amazing. You will not believe the dogfights he draws. If you're a fan of World War II aviation, these ones are for you. Also available, some acrylic and oil paintings.