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On Ebay, starting tonight. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cover-recreations-Red-Sonja-1-Detective-70-Aquaman-46-Superman-37-No-reserv/273488105996?hash=item3fad29520c:g:xNIAAOSwiHRbsXTa

On Ebay, starting tonight. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Lois-lane-93-page-with-LL-Superman-and-Wonder-Woman-Me-crying-No-reserve/273488132689?hash=item3fad29ba51:g:0eEAAOSwFYZbsXz9 https://www.ebay.com/itm/NY4-1-Cover-And-also-a-interior-page-from-the-same-limited-NY4-series-No-rese/273488160306?hash=item3fad2a2632:g:UtMAAOSwcWJbsYRH https://www.ebay.com/itm/Everythings-Archie-108-slabbed-8-5-grade-Funny-provoking-cover/273488137408?hash=item3fad29ccc0:g:1YMAAOSwo7ZbsX7J

Thanks. I say about a 8.5, with owtwp. Let me know what you think.

Some people on Ebay have asked me if this is a poster. Why they would ask me that I am not sure, as I have clearly stated this is the original art. With only a day remaining it is at $70. A steal. If it does not show more movement by tonight I may end it. These Criminal OA covers were selling for over $3,000 when originally listed back in 2008.

Link https://www.ebay.com/itm/Alex-Toth-early-1950s-romance-interior-page-from-Standard-comics/273471005689?hash=item3fac2463f9:g:H4oAAOSwf8FbnGbk Alex Toth early 1950;s romance interior page from Standard comics. No international shipping. No returns. The art pictures does not come with the fame. I am selling the art only. The upper left hand corner glass in the frame is cracked. The page is not torn. The art itself is in excellent condition.

Ends on Wednesday. LINK https://www.ebay.com/itm/Painted-Cover-to-Criminal-7-by-Sean-Phillips-11-2008-Large-21-x-16-Movie/273470107412?hash=item3fac16af14:g:Y1YAAOSwamhbokHi Cover to Criminal #7, published in November, of 2008. Painted cover by Sean Phillips. From the highly acclaimed series, winners of the prestigious Eisner for best new series - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criminal_(comics) Large size art, 21 inches by 16 inches. In near mint condition. I added the stats to give it more of a comic cover feel. The cover came to me without stats. You can leave them or easily remove them. This piece was originally listed by Sean Phillips rep on his website for $4,500. The frame is not included. I am selling only the cover. THE SERIES IS SLATED TO BE ADAPTED INTO A MOVIE. - Link - http://criminalcomic.blogspot.com/ "...Jun 27, 2018 ... For fans of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips, it's the biggest week in quite .... "I'm helping to produce the movie, but not on a day-to-day level like I am ... The first original graphic novel from the bestselling creators of CRIMINAL, .. Here is the link to the cover as published. - http://www.mikesamazingworld.com/mikes/features/comic.php?comicid=137096 No reserve. No international orders. Packed securely.

Sorry guys for the upside down and sideway images. I am still learning this.

On Ebay, BIN, $1,900

On Ebay BIN, 5K.

Sean Phillips Criminal cover from the award winning series. I added the stats to give it more of a comic book cover look. They are easily removed with no harm. Sorry for the upside down. I don't know how to flip it. $5,400. Shipping is $30.00. Does is pictured, only the art.not come with frame that Other art for sale. Inquire.

The only ones I can think of from that era, the early to mid fifties first comic fandom group, are Ronn Foss, Roy Thomas, and possibly Bill Schelly, though he is a little later on. And they are known for collecting comics at that times, not really involved in fandom. It was improbable in those days for collectors outside of their town or city to ever meet up or even know of each other. The early to mid fifties with the founding of EC comics fandom, is generally considered the rudimentary start of the beginnings of comic advocacy or fandom. As far as founders (using the word loosely) of comic fandom I don't know if you can go back much further than that. Of course if one is just referring to collectors, and not organized comic fandom, then maybe Lamont Larson? Or Recil Macon or Tom Reilly? I can not think of a earlier well known collectors then them, aside from Church.

Bruce Hamilton, Steve Geppi ,Ernie Gerber, Don and Maggie Thompson, G.B. Love, Robert Bell, Burt Blum, Steve Borock, and Paul Levitz. Jerry Bails, w/o a doubt. A first (no brainier) ballot choice.

What about Metropolis? Sold the first million dollar comic. Had a (small) part in the implementation of third party grading. Continues to advance the art form and collecting through exhibits, galleries, and through nation wide publicity in newspapers and on the radio.

The CDNP 46 is the most disturbing to me.

Were the editors or whoever was involved in this cover really oblivious to the dialouge? Or was it purposeful? Them having a private joke.

On higher grade GA or earlier SA books, I would not approve. On high BA books, I don't take it as seriously. Not saying I would do it, but then again i might under the right circumstances, but if someone wants to do it to something they own, then go ahead.

It's the people that are not peaceful. Most religions preach peace. If the members don't adhere to it...

Nice!

Sad. Seems as if he lived according to his beliefs. Not everyone can say that. Sincere, genuine person. His Spider-Man art may be the gold standard among OA.

Yeah, that's him from Streetcar.

Nice books Brando. Those Actions from that time period are one of my collecting sweet spots.

If the political, social and/or religious content of a piece contradicts my beliefs, then I will not buy it. The artists views are a secondary consideration, though I would shy away from a piece if his or her views were seriously adverse to mine.

This is one of the best CGC threads ever.

Bound volumes, DC's and Marvels, ending tonight.

ENDING TOMORROW. If any of ya'll are so inclined... Wear those blue light blocking glasses. Those blue lights from the computers and laptops and phones are killing your eyes.