Brian Peck

All depends on the piece. If its a particular pieces I really want and has strong nostalgia. Then no doesn't effect me. Besides over time most prices fade away if its artwork you truly love.

I have come across a number of incorrect descriptions on Heritage.I have reached out to them and informed them of the mistake. Most times they update it within the week.

Kirby Red Skull page

Charles Addams cartoon

Edward Gory drawings

Enemy Ace page by Joe Kubert

Shadow Strikes cover by Eduardo Barreto 

On 12/28/2021 at 3:19 PM, Brian Peck said:

Colan Daredevil #47 interior page

Buscema Avengers #56 "Death Be Not Proud" interior page

Kirby Red Skull page

Gil Kane Morbius page

Charles Addams cartoon

 

Been looking for DD 47 and Avengers 56 pages for years, none have appeared but you never know.

 

 

Struck out on all

On 7/14/2020 at 5:17 AM, glendgold said:

Cool idea.

I have very little of it, but what I do is mostly Gorey. The Loch Ness monster is a TV guide illo and the cops and robber is from PENNY CANDY.

 

Bloody fantastic!!!!!

I have been looking for a Gory, very hard to find. Congrats!!!

I met Bill at SDCC back in 2013 and he didn’t sell any of his other Reginald strips. He did draw me a nice Jason sketch. I have never seen any of his strips for sale or in collections. Good luck

On 11/19/2022 at 9:49 AM, Dr. Balls said:

There’s a superb Cockrum Ms Marvel page in her new costume on CLink. 

Yup drooling over it now

On 11/18/2022 at 2:18 PM, Drummy said:

I too liked the BA material and was tempted by the Ms. Marvel #4 page -- except that it had very little action.  Love the artists, though.

I prefer the later issues by Cockrum with the new costume.

On 11/18/2022 at 12:39 PM, cloud cloddie said:

The Excalibur 5 cover at 19.2K was light to me, at least compared to the 16 cover that sold for 96K in April. 

I love the Crazy Gang but Excalibure #16 is far superior cover. One of the best featuring Nightcrawler from the run and a great homage to John Carter.

On 11/17/2022 at 9:10 AM, Dr. Balls said:

Anyone catch last night's episode? I think Anthony's new look stole the show.

For me, a couple really cool BA pages stood out: the Ghost Rider/Johnny Blaze page was neat - I really liked the Ms. Marvel page, but it's outside my focus to make a move on it.

@Buzzetta showed up last night after a bit, but my power went out (snowstorm) around Round 8, so I missed the recap. Not sure what moved after Round 8.

Saw the Johnny Blaze page but needed more Ghost Rider

The Kane Green Lantern cover seemed low, not many of them out there and is a great example.

On 11/7/2022 at 11:10 AM, Will_K said:

The description doesn't say, does the art come with the COA ??  I think Jennifer is Dave's sister.

Yes, One of the pic in the auction has the COA.

In the November Signature Heritage I have a few pieces up for auction:

Frank Frazetta Johnny Comet Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 2-27-52 (McNaught Syndicate, 1952). Features Johnny, Jean (third appearance) and Little Bolt of Lightning. Great example from the strip. Note that the star of this larger-sized daily bears a marked resemblance to the artist himself! Size 21.25" x 5.75"

https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/comic-strip-art/frank-frazetta-johnny-comet-daily-comic-strip-original-art-dated-2-27-52-mcnaught-syndicate-1952-/a/7283-94048.s?ic2=myconsignmentspage-lotlinks-12202013&tab=MyConsignment-112816

Dave Stevens - "Strippers Sketchbook" Study Sketches Original Art (undated). Comics legend and creator of The Rocketeer drew these 18 various poses of curvy women on this page taken from one of his sketchbooks. Blue pencil on thin 8.5" x 11" art paper. Originally purchased from the Dave Stevens Estate with COA (signed by Jennifer).

https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/sketches/dave-stevens-strippers-sketchbook-study-sketches-original-art-undated-/a/7283-97445.s?ic2=myconsignmentspage-lotlinks-12202013&tab=MyConsignment-112816

Gilbert Shelton Tribal Stomp Concert Program Cover with Fabulous Furry Freak Bros. Characters Original Art and Litho Program Group of 2 (KSAN-FM 95/Family Dog/Metromedia, 1978). Shelton's Freak Bros. characters crash the stage for the Frisco Bay area's 10th Tribal Stomp event. Astonishing detail and kinetic intensity on a grand scale from a chief architect of the rock-affiliated Underground Comix movement. (Featured artists included a reunited Butterfield Blues Band, with Elvin Bishop and Mike Bloomfield; Nick Gravenites' reorganized version of Big Brother & the Holding Company; and Country Joe McDonald & the Fish.) Accompanied by a well-preserved, partially creased litho-print program. Ink over graphite on 16" x 20" Bristol board, affixed to a backing sheet. Autographed at lower margin. White-painted art corrections; toning and handling wear; one rip in the backing board (not in the original art layer); and glue residue at center. The "Family Dog" production-company logo (upper center) is a stat. Very Good condition.

https://comics.ha.com/itm/original-comic-art/covers/gilbert-shelton-tribal-stomp-concert-program-cover-with-fabulous-furry-freak-bros/a/7283-97535.s?ic2=myconsignmentspage-lotlinks-12202013&tab=MyConsignment-112816

On 10/25/2022 at 12:06 PM, AndyFish said:

Wanted that Ramona cover recreation too-- missed it by about five mins.

I missed it by 2 hours 

On 10/21/2022 at 9:55 PM, Shemp said:

Yup! Sure did. It's been a while since they had a piece I liked, at a price I liked.

Ramona did some great recreations, I picked up Brave and Bold #57 cover she also did oversized earlier this year.

On 10/20/2022 at 5:46 PM, Shemp said:

Did you get it?

I got busy at work and missed it. Scrubbed thru the video after, was interested in the Ramona Fradon B&B recreation cover but see it sold.

I one of a number of reason I do not buy or commission comic marker art

I have been collecting for many years, back when I started in 1986 I was still reading comics and X-Men was my favorite and mostly read Marvel but did read DC. So first 10 years I mostly collected X-Men with a concentration on Jean Grey. 

My sweet spot for collecting was late 70s and 80s beyond X-Men I was a huge New Teen Titans fan loved Perez, Garcia-Lopez but especially Eduardo Barreto. Besides New Teen Titans I collected 80s independent publishers from AC Comics, Comico and Kitchen Sink. It was tough being in the Bay Area most artist were back east so was relegated to Wonder Con once a year.

It was when ebay hit that I started to expand beyond X-Men and Marvel art, so much more art was out there the first few years of ebay. I also started to concentrate on artist I liked John Buscema, Eduardo Barreto, Al Williamson and many others. By the new century I had filled in alot of my X-Men wants and really started to expand, buying more DC art and artist I loved but the art was harder and more extensive to but like Ditko, Everett and Alex Raymond. I also expanded into comic strip art and illustration.

These days after collecting for some 36 years I am more selective gone are the days when I would impulse buy a page on ebay, ha or at a con. I have found I am more selective and looking for nice examples of golden, silver, bronze age and illustrative  artists. Still love collecting but some of the art I still really want I don't see on the market much these days.

I pretty much don’t collect much interior art published after the mid 90s. Unless the page is a great design or can tell the story without the word balloons I won’t buy it. I prefer pages with word balloons, I like to collect pages which are part of stories I like. Pages seem generic without word balloons.

On 9/15/2022 at 2:36 PM, vodou said:

Where are the chicks????