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Yanick Paquette X-Men splash featuring Bishop

Jurgens Booster Gold page

HIya, folks: Only consigned two pieces to Heritage this week, but they are pretty sweet. Both auctions end around 7PM Eastern (New York) time Jan 24th. Here's a brief summary and direct link to the pages at auction: Dan Jurgens and Ty Templeton Booster Gold #21 Story Page Original Art (DC, 1986). Drama ensures in these handsome panels by writer, artist, and Booster Gold creator, Dan Jurgens. Link: Dan Jurgens and Ty Templeton Booster Gold #21 Story Page Original | Lot #49133 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Yanick Paquette and Serge LaPointe Ultimate X-Men #86 Splash Page 1 Original Art (Marvel, 2007). Bishop lays motionless after getting blasted by the Fenris Twins. Link: Yanick Paquette and Serge LaPointe Ultimate X-Men #86 Splash Page 1 | Lot #49203 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com)

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Not just the Spidey-verse, but most of the Marvel-verse…just missing Dr Strange and the X-Men!!! Naturally, I love the last panel

Just to clarify, Romita Jr illustrated the Spidey image, while Hanna did the Twin Towers and surrounding buildings.

More listed recently... The Cap cover sold for $96K in 2019... Another $100K+ result for this Defenders cover? Miller DD 174 page vs The Hand. What's the over/under on $100K? Aparo B&B cover

Thanks Felix and Dave for a very insightful post-auction wrap up. It isn't often that we have the opportunity to hear from a large consignor regarding final hammer prices on his lots. And this one was particularly interesting given the breadth, and quality of the pieces, across multiple auction days. First and foremost, I wasn't aware that so many lots in this auction were David's. Sure, I knew of a handful of them from Felixs' previous podcast, but I really do wish Heritage would have identified all of the items from David's collection, at the very least for reference sake. As many others have noted, I certainly thought the Byrne X-Men 137 page underperformed, while the Miller DD 181 page exceeded expectations, or so I thought, until I heard David discuss his take on the piece. Re: The Bachalo Death piece...my pre-auction estimate was exactly in line with David's...it went for one incremental bid ($5K) higher. I don't want to give away any more information because I think folks should really listen to the conversation for themselves, but in my own selfish way, I would certainly love to see as many pieces as possible turn up for auction from David's collection.

Hi, all: I've consigned this great sig series book with original illo to Heritage. The auction ends Jan 23rd. Here's the details: Amazing Spider-Man V2#36 Signature Series: John Romita Jr. and Scott Hanna (Marvel, 2001) CGC NM+ 9.6 White pages. Also known as Amazing Spider-Man #477. September 11th / World Trade Center story. John Romita Jr. and Scott Hanna art. Solid black cover. CGC notes, "Signed and sketch by Scott Hanna on 8/1/21 and John Romita Jr. on 10/9/21, and signed by John Romita Jr. on 10/9/21.' and here's the link: Amazing Spider-Man V2#36 Signature Series: John Romita Jr. and | Lot #17903 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com)

How many comic book vendors will be setting up at this show?

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Sal Trapani Ripley's Believe it or Not #92 complete 5-page story

Starlin Superman page

Dan Jurgens Metamorpho page

Jim Starlin Strange Adventures page featuring Adam Strange, Bizarro, Starman, etc

Jim Hall Aliens vs Predator page

I like both Lim and Perez equally with regard to their artwork and I don't have any stake regarding which artists' work on IG should fetch more attention/money. Its been roughly 30 years since IG was published, and I remember it was a huge event. People were talking about it at their LCS, at conventions, at store signings, etc. So I'm certain that folks here remember that it was a big deal. Given the passage of time, memories tend to fade and some folks may have forgotten that there was a huge build-up to Infinity Gauntlet, starting with the return of Starlin to Marvel on Silver Surfer and its epic storyline whereby we see the return of Thanos, Drax, Gamora, Pip, Warlock, etc, all the way to the two-part Thanos Quest, which set the stage for Infinity Gauntlet. Starlin's artistic collaborator throughout his return on Silver Surfer and Thanos Quest was none other than Ron Lim. He was integral in the success of illustrating Starlin's vision for the return of the 'Cosmic Gang' in addition to a rather seemless transition on IG when George had to leave. Long story short, I feel that Ron Lim sometimes doesn't receive the credit due for contributing to the success of Starlin's cosmic opera, and is often overlooked as such, but I still remember it well

Starlin Hardcore Station featuring Green Lantern and Chief Justice Max

Tom Raney Ultimate X-Men page featuring Kitty Pryde, Nick Fury and new mutant The Magician. Written by Robert Kirkman of Walking Dead & Invincible fame.

Sal Trapani Grimm's Ghost Stories complete 5-page story prelim art

Dan Jurgens Booster Gold meets Guy Gardner

Dan Lawliss Clive Barker’s Night Breed oversized page (nearly twice up)

Marshall Rogers Justice League Europe half splash

Starlin Mystery In Space