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Garney Wolverine Weapon X page.

Mark Bagley JLA DPS

Rick Leonardi DC Online Decisions page with Green Lantern, Superman and Green Arrow

Dwyer Batman 413 page

Barreto Atari Force half splash

Romitas hand-signed, limited print

Luke Ross Captain America half splash...The Invaders vs Master Man and Warrior Woman. Really good stuff

HI, all: I've got some more exciting pages consigned to Heritage this week, with all auctions ending Wed, Mar 15th. But first, a few announcements: 1. I don't have any more Kieron Dwyer Batman pages. This weeks' page featuring Batman, Jason Todd, and the 1st appearance of Yoshio Tahara is the last one. Hopefully those who wanted a page from this issue were able to pick one up over the past 5 weeks. If you haven't, this is your last chance to do so 2. Folks like pages with Batman, Superman and Green Arrow, and they like Leonardi artwork, but for whatever reason, they don't seem to like Leonardi Batman, Superman and Green Arrow pages because they've been selling for less than I paid for them. So, I've decided to stop the bleeding and this will be the last week I'm offering a Leonardi DCUniverse: Decsions page for sale. 3. I've added a Spidey limited print, hand signed by Romita Jr (penciller), Romita Sr (inker), and Paul Mounts (colorist). Its a great print, with less than 100 copies to raise funds for the Hero Initiative. Check it out! As usual, here's the list of artwork, along with direct link to the page at auction: Mark Bagley Justice League of America #44 p18/19 DPS (DC, 2010) A ferocious double-page splash features Congorilla (Bill) battling Etrigan The Demon! Lucky for Bill, Starman (Mikaal Tomas) is there to lend a hand! Link to page at auction: Mark Bagley, Rob Hunter, and Norm Rapmund Justice League of America | Lot #48007 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Eduardo Barreto Atari Force #18p19 (DC, 1985) Great half splash! Blackjack is the last hope for Atari Force to escape the void. His teammates Martin Champion, Morphea, Dart, and Tempest are strapped in while the offspring of Taz run amok on the bridge of Scanner one on this closing page to the DCV space opera loosely based on the Atari video game system. Link: Eduardo Barreto and Ricardo Villagran Atari Force #18 Story Page | Lot #48008 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) John Byrne Blood of the Demon #10p6 (DC, 2006) Jason Blood is visited by Harry while in jail in the past. Link: John Byrne and Dan Green Blood of the Demon #10 Story Page 6 | Lot #48034 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Kieron Dwyer Batman #413p29 (DC, 1987) The final page of this issue featuring Batman and Jason Todd, which features the first appearance of wealthy Japanese martial artist, Yoshio Tahara, who would pose as the ghost of Masahiko Tahara while committing crimes. Link: Kieron Dwyer and Mike DeCarlo Batman #413 Story Page 29 Original | Lot #48068 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Kieron Dwyer Impossible Man Summer Spectacular (Marvel, 1991) Fandral the Dashing, and Volstagg the Voluminous are not prepared for the impossibleness of the Impossible Man! (Few beings are, to be honest.) Link: Kieron Dwyer The Impossible Man Summer Vacation Spectacular #2 | Lot #48071 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Ron Garney Wolverine Weapon X #12p5 (Marvel, 2010) Incredible Ron Garney art on this page! In the present, Miranda tells Wolverine that the Deathlok cyborgs from the future have killed all of their targets except for one... Captain America. Link: Ron Garney Wolverine Weapon X #12 Story Page 5 Original Art | Lot #48085 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Rick Leonardi Supergirl #27p21 half splash (DC, 2008) Supergirl finds herself in the future after a failed assassination attempt, and encounters Batman clones. Link: Rick Leonardi and Dan Green Supergirl #27 Story Page 21 Original | Lot #48127 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com). Rick Leonardi DC Universe Decisions #3p21 (DC, 2008) Green Lantern, Superman, and Green Arrow try to capture the body-jumping Jericho, who is behind the assassination attempts on presidential candidates. Link: Rick Leonardi and Dan Green DC Universe: Decisions #3 Story Page 21 | Lot #48128 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Mike McKone Fantastic Four #541p18 (Marvel, 2006) Civil War crossover issue where The Thing talks to the Emperor of the Underground World, a French "mole man" who controls an army of rock monsters, about the reasons for his actions as the heroes of Paris look on. Panels 2 and 3 are copies of Panel 1 added digitally. Link: Mike McKone and Andy Lanning Fantastic Four #541 Story Page 18 | Lot #48142 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Luke Ross Captain America #50p10 half splash (Marvel, 2009) Captain America and the Invaders take on Nazis Master Man and Warrior Woman. The artwork on this page is incredible! Link: Luke Ross and Rick Magyar Captain America #50 Story Page 10 | Lot #48175 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) John Romita Jr/Romita Sr/Paul Mounts (2019) A print limited to less than 100 copies, featuring a colorful recreation of the iconic cover for Amazing Spider-Man #100! Print is hand-signed by John Romita Sr., John Romita Jr., and Paul Mounts, and measures approximately 11" x 17". Link: Amazing Spider-Man Print Signed by Romita Sr., Romita Jr., and | Lot #48237 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Thanks for looking!

Whoops, never mind about the Sandman page. Its still in the auction, with current bid of $65K

Just took a quick look at the HA March OA auction offerings and it seems like 15+ items were removed from the auction, including the Sandman #1 page. Can someone else take a look and confirm?

A run of slabbed McFarlane what? ASM? Spiderman? Marvel Tales? Infinity Inc? Spawn?

It’s all about the size of the art-board. small art for that time period is approximately 11x15 inches. Large art (often called twice-up) is 13 or 14 x 20-22 inches for Silver Age artwork. I’ve owned artwork preceding the Siver Age where the art board was even larger. the above does not apply to strip art, which can vary significantly in length and width. I’ve seen some early Flash Gordon’s and Price Valiant’s in person and they are absolutely massive, impressive, and we’ll worth the price of admission!!!

Some highlights of the International auction thus far: - Miller DD 185 cover = 225K - Romita Sr ASM 69 page (Spidey vs Kingpin, small art) = $144K - Tezuka Astro Boy vintage 1961 Illo = $58K - Rosa Uncle Scrooge 294 cover = $35K - Dell’otto Joker 1 variant cover from 2021 = $23K !!! - Garcia Lopez Superman 301 cover (supes vs Solomon Grundy = $15K. IMHO, the Garcia Lopez represents the biggest bargain of the auction and I have absolutely no doubt it would have hit $40K if listed in the North American HA auction

They are still very strong! live bidding on the final days’ lots begins in approximately 2.5 hrs!

Sandman page already at $58K

If you just want to read it, do a Google search for one of the many sites that let you read comics online for free

“Greedflation”

Oh, and I forgot to mention the HA international OA auction ending this weekend. Some phenomenal stuff in that auction, too! So I guess that’s why the money has been spread thin this week.

Dueling Dealers, Clink OA, and HA weekly OA auction all happened at the same time.

HIya, folks: Just a quick reminder that all items are ending in approximately 5 hours, and all items are still below fair market value. So here's another great opportunity to pick up some artwork without hurting your wallet. Good luck to all

So, just to clarify a few things in this thread: 1. This is not the first time Mr. Guice has taken on a commission list. He did so with a previous art rep, but it was a long time ago 2. In terms of not being associated with a key storyline/memorable run, I'd have to say the 1st 11 issues of the Flash re-launch in the 1980's was pretty darned good, and the sales proved it. If that doesn't ring a bell, then perhaps his work on Action Comics 676-711 might jog some memories. He worked on a little known storyline called "The Death of Superman". I heard sales were pretty decent

Luke Ross Captain America page with the Falcon and Sharon Carter

Gentlemen, bidding has commenced! Unleash the hounds!!!

Kieron Dwyer Impossible Man Summer Special, with a tip of the hat to Tex Avery!

Rick Leonardi Supergirl page