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My response remains the same. Zeck sold it back in the day and that’s all there is to it. He is not entitled to any more. And HA is deserving of their consignment fee. that may not sit well with you, but it is what it is

Why does it upset you? HA helped the seller achieve $2M more than he would have if he sold via another venue

I absolutely disagree with that belief. The artist sold it, and that’s the end of it.

The IH 180 page sold for $657K back in 2014. It is the most expensive NA interior panel page to sell publicly. however, I believe sales of European interior panel pages have surpassed it. Perhaps The Smurfs and/or Tin Tin

Nope, I’m in Canada

Very strong results today, but let's see if these results extend into Friday and Saturday.

Williamson Secret Agent Corrigan Apr 30, 1979. Killer 2-panel original featuring the diabolical Dr. Seven!

Send me a PM with the email that you used to contact him, along with the email subject/topic, and I will reach out to him.

I wish I was only paying 32% effective tax rate. must be nice!!!

Very surprised to see the Silver Surfer so high on the sales chart.

Romita Jr Batman & Superman Dark Days the Forge #1 cover

Romita Jr Superman #51 cover...

DeCarlo Archie Giant Series Mag #30 complete 5 page story...

Mar 8 1969 Williamson Secret Agent Corrigan...

Would be great if we can stick to the original topic of this thread…the Jan HA auction

Pretty much any issue of any comic book illustrated by Jack Kirby.

Hi, all: I've consigned the following covers/strips/complete story to HA's Signature Auction, ending within a week" Williamson Secret Agent Corrigan Mar 8, 1969 rare 2-panel strip featuring Corrigan vs Joe Chill in a battle to the death, as Madame Lei (homage to Dragon Lady) looks on. Al Williamson Secret Agent Corrigan Daily Comic Strip Original Art | Lot #98326 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Williamson Secret Agent Corrigan Apr 30, 1979 rare 2-panel strip featuring the supremely evil Dr Seven (homage to Raymond's Flash Gordon's Ming the Merciless) and Corrigan Androids?!? A tour de force example of expert inking by Williamson! Link: Al Williamson Secret Agent Corrigan Daily Comic Strip Original Art | Lot #98327 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Romita Jr/Danny Miki Batman & Superman Dark Days The Forge #1 cover. Here's the link: John Romita Jr. and Danny Miki Dark Days: The Forge #1 Variant | Lot #94085 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Romita Jr/Danny Miki Superman #51 cover featuring a great image of Superman flying across the cover. Link: John Romita Jr. and Danny Miki Superman #51 Variant Cover Original | Lot #98264 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Dan DeCarlo Archie Giant Series Magazine #30 complete 5 page story (Large Art) featuring Jughead, Reggie, Betty & Veronica. Link: Dan DeCarlo Archie Giant Series Magazine #30 Complete 5-Page Story | Lot #98127 | Heritage Auctions (ha.com) Thanks for looking

This, in addition to increased interest/collectibility over the past decade of female characters and their 1st appearances!

Yeah, I get the Burkey reference, although Mike Lovitz has the best Perez OA collection that I’m aware of, breadth & depth. regarding George, i would help out his art rep at numerous shows, I had the pleasure of seeing thousands of George’s fans getting sigs or sketches, and pre-done illos that they picked up from George at the show. he has always been friendly, engaging, and happy to pose for photos and hugs. A truly remarkable human being, willing to give you the shirt off his back!

Wow, are you ever on a rant to denigrate ASM 194 at the top of your lungs, and across multiple threads!

Your asm 129 in 9.8 was a blip…

By this time, the house of ideas ran out of ideas and decided the best approach to increase market share was to flood the market with mostly below average titles to take as much space as possible on a retailers new comic space, and therefore squeeze out space from other publications. Morbius, along with other bad boy/darker content characters made additional appearances throughout the Marvel Universe at that time, along with receiving their own series (blaze, midnight sons, morbius, ghost rider, Nightstalkers, etc) prices for 1st appearances of these characters went up as a result of the increased exposure

Right, my bad. The initial term that you used to describe the asm 194 price increase was ‘manufactured’

Thanks for confirming the Punisher mini-series was the impetus for the rise in price of ASM 129. I already knew it, but didn’t have the Overstreet’s to corroborate. given the above, I see no reason to think that value of asm 194 is a ‘manipulated’ book