Pedigree Comics’ Hi Grade Silver & Golden Age Grand Auction Starts November 7th

[Captain Tripps]

Pedigree Comics’ November Grand Auction is just around the corner. This special online event is scheduled to begin in just a few days on the night of Monday, November 7th, and last for seven (7) days until the evening of Monday, November 14th. The auction will have over 300 choice high grade CGC certified Marvels and DC’s from the Silver and Bronze Ages plus many other great books to choose from, including a fabulous group of Golden Age books, many from the Edgar Church/Mile High Collection. There is no Buyers Premium on any of the lots in the auction and almost every book will be listed without a reserve. Every book is CGC graded and the minimum bid is only $100. You can view over 190 books right now in the Auction Preview at www.PedigreeComics.com.

 

Pedigree’s November Grand Auction is shaping up to be one of the very best all-time auctions for ultra high grade CGC certified Silver Age Marvels. Every one of the mainstream superhero titles is represented and many of the copies are the highest CGC graded for that issue. From Amazing Spider-Man to X-Men, you will find gorgeous NM and higher copies to add to your collection. Here are some of the auction highlights:

 

*ULTRA HIGH GRADE SILVER AGE MARVEL KEYS & GEMS:

The highlight of the auction is the unbelievable group of early to mid Silver Age Marvels, all in certified 9.2 and higher (save for the Journey Into Mystery 83 in 9.0). This consignment contains many of the top CGC graded books and the majority are in 9.6 and 9.8! Here are the stand out books from this consignment:

 

Amazing Spider-Man 3 9.2

Amazing Spider-Man 11 9.6

Amazing Spider-Man 11 9.4 (Circle 8)

Amazing Spider-Man 12 9.4

Amazing Spider-Man 13 9.6

Amazing Spider-Man 14 9.4

Amazing Spider-Man 17 9.8

Amazing Spider-Man 19 9.6

Amazing Spider-Man 22 9.6

Amazing Spider-Man 25 9.4

Amazing Spider-Man 26 9.6

Amazing Spider-Man 28 9.6

Amazing Spider-Man 30 9.6 (Circle 8)

Amazing Spider-Man 31 9.6

Amazing Spider-Man 32 9.6

Amazing Spider-Man 35 9.8

Amazing Spider-Man 45 9.8

Amazing Spider-Man 59 9.8

Avengers 2 9.6

Avengers 3 9.6

Avengers 4 9.4

Avengers 6 9.6

Avengers 8 9.6

Avengers 11 9.6

Avengers 15 9.8

Avengers 16 9.6

Avengers 23 9.6 (Pacific Coast)

Captain America 113 9.8 (Rocky Mountain)

Daredevil 1 9.4

Daredevil 4 9.6

Fantastic Four 3 9.0

Fantastic Four 4 9.2

Fantastic Four 5 9.2

Fantastic Four 12 9.4

Fantastic Four 13 9.2

Fantastic Four 24 9.6

Fantastic Four 26 9.4

Fantastic Four 28 9.6

Fantastic Four 30 9.6

Fantastic Four 32 9.6

Fantastic four 37 9.4 (Northland)

Fantastic Four 38 9.6

Fantastic Four 48 9.8

Fantastic Four 52 9.4

Fantastic Four 55 9.6

Fantastic Four 55 9.4

Fantastic Four 66 9.6

Incredible Hulk 2 9.6 (White Mountain)

Incredible Hulk 3 9.2

Incredible Hulk 4 9.6

Incredible Hulk 6 9.6

Journey Into Mystery 83 9.0 (Twin Cities)

Journey Into Mystery 95 9.4

Journey Into Mystery 97 9.4

Journey Into Mystery 104 9.4

Journey Into Mystery 105 9.6

Journey Into Mystery 108 9.4

Journey Into Mystery 109 9.4

Journey Into Mystery 112 9.6

Sgt. Fury 4 9.4

Sgt. Fury 13 9.8

Strange Tales 105 9.4

Strange Tales 109 9.6 (Twins Cities)

Strange Tales 114 9.6

Strange Tales 119 9.4

Strange Tales 123 9.6 (White Mountain)

Tales of Suspense 40 9.0 (Circle 8)

Tales of Suspense 42 9.4

Tales of Suspense 59 9.6

Tales of Suspense 63 9.6

Tales to Astonish 40 9.4

Tales to Astonish 44 9.6

Tales to Astonish 49 9.4

Tales to Astonish 65 9.6 (Pacific Coast)

Tales to Astonish 71 9.6 (Boston)

Thor 138 9.6 (Rocky Mountain)

X-Men 1 9.4

X-Men 3 9.2

X-Men 8 9.8

X-Men 11 9.6

X-Men 12 9.4

X-Men 14 9.6

X-Men 16 9.6 (Rocky Mountain)

X-Men 25 9.8

X-Men 33 9.8

 

*INCREDIBLE EDGAR CHURCH/MILE HIGH CONSIGNMENT:

This brand new consignment is easily the best Golden Age one to ever come to Pedigree Comics. It includes 27 Golden Age books from a variety of publishers and titles, 19 of which are from the world famous Edgar Church (Mile High) Collection. There are a couple other named pedigrees represented as well (San Francisco and Crowley). Almost every comic is a 9.4 or higher (23 out of 28) while almost half are 9.6 or 9.8! Most of the books are the highest CGC certified copy. Here is the list from this amazing new consignment:

 

Action Comics 87 9.6

Adventure Comics 45 9.6 (Mile High)

Adventure Comics 81 9.6 (Mile High)

Adventure Comics 93 9.4 (San Francisco)

Adventures into the Unknown 21 9.4 (Mile High)

Air Fighters 5 9.6 (Mile High)

All-Flash 21 9.4 (Mile High)

All Star Comics 38 9.4

Blue Bolt (Vol. 9) 9 9.4 (Mile High)

Boy Comics 26 9.6 (Mile High)

Captain America Comics 52 9.0

Clue Comics 1 9.4 (Mile High)

Crown Comics 2 9.4 (Mile High)

Leading Comics 13 9.4 (Crowley)

Military Comics 19 9.4 (San Francisco)

Plastic Man 17 9.6 (Mile High)

Plastic Man 18 9.6 (Mile High)

Police Comics 41 9.6 (Mile High)

Plastic Man 42 9.6 (Mile High)

Smash Comics 50 9.4 (Mile High)

Spotlight Comics 1 9.0

Star Spangled Comics 40 9.6 (Mile High)

Target Comics 11 9.2 (Mile High)

Target Comics (Vol. 2) 11 9.8 (Mile High)

Target Comics (Vol. 9) 1 9.2 (Mile High)

Top-Notch Comics 7 9.8 (Mile High)

Zip Comics 6 9.4

 

 

*HIGH GRADE GOLDEN AGE CONSIGNMENT:

This new Golden Age consignment consists of 38 books from many different publishers. Most of the books (25) are 7.0 and higher and many are within the top 5 certified copies for that particular issue. The collector focused on books from 1944 and 1945 as a majority of the group comes from those 2 years. Here are some of the highlights:

 

Action Comics 74 7.0

Action Comics 79 7.0

Adventure Comics 95 8.5

Adventure Comics 96 7.5

All-Star Comics 23 8.0

Batman 36 7.0

Black Cat Comics 8 9.0

Blue Beetle 54 7.5

Blue Beetle 55 7.0

Bomber Comics 4 7.5

Brenda Starr 14 8.0

Captain America Comics 45 8.0

Detective Comics 93 8.0

Detective Comics 127 9.0

Flash 57 7.5

Green Lama 3 7.0

Human Torch 23 8.0

More Fun Comics 99 8.0

Sensation Comics 37 7.5

Sensation Comics 39 7.5

Star Spangled Comics 34 7.5

Sub-Mariner Comics 23 8.0

 

*9.4-9.6 SILVER AGE MARVELS & DC’S FROM THE ORIGINAL OWNER “PHILADELPHIA STORY” COLLECTION:

This amazing group of books comes from an original owner collection of 1,250 comics out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania that was debuted at the recent New York Comic Con. Almost every book offered in the auction (40) is a CGC graded 9.4 and higher with white or off-white to white page quality and the few that didn’t grade that high are 9.2’s. Titles include Amazing Spider-Man Annual, Captain America, Fantastic Four, Fantastic Four Annual, Green Lantern, Incredible Hulk Annual, Journey Into Mystery, Tales to Astonish, Thor and X-Men. The 40 comics were all cherry-picked at the comic con and were the nicest books in the collection. Almost incredibly, the books were never bagged or boarded, they were read only once and then just stacked in neat piles on a shelf. The original owner had the foresight to alternate the issues on top of each other so as to prevent spine rolls. The books are flat, glossy and newsstand fresh with exceptional eye appeal.

 

*9.6-9.8 BRONZE AGE MARVEL KEYS:

There are plenty of late 1960’s and early 1970’s Marvels to choose from, including many keys and first appearance issues. Highlights include Amazing Spider-Man 101 9.8; Amazing Spider-Man #129 9.8; Amazing Spider-Man 129 9.6; Captain America #100 9.6; Conan the Barbarian 1 9.6; Giant-Size X-Men #1 9.8; Giant-Size X-Men 1 9.6; Incredible Hulk 102 9.6; Incredible Hulk #181 9.6; Iron Man #1 9.8; Iron Man and Sub-Mariner 1 9.6; Nick Fury #1 9.8; Nick Fury #7 9.8; Sub-Mariner #1 9.8; Thor 193 9.8 (Twin Cities); Tomb of Dracula #1 9.8; Tomb of Dracula #10 9.8 and X-Men #94 9.6.

 

Please make sure to check this space and the Pedigree Comics website next week for all the new announcements and latest additions for the auction. There are still over 125 high grade books to be added, many from the recent New York Comic Con, and these books will be back from the CGC and then scanned and uploaded this weekend in time for the auction commencement.

 

Pedigree Comics will continue to accept consignments for the auction, even after the auction commencement, until midnight on Thursday, November 10th, so check the site (www.PedigreeComics.com) for consignment instructions and get your books in as soon as possible.

 

If you have any questions or comments about the consignment process, any of the auction lots or about the Grand Auction in general, as well as how to consign your CGC graded books for Pedigree’s upcoming January Grand Auction, please contact Pedigree’s CEO and President, Doug Schmell, at (561) 422-1120 (office) or (561) 596-9111 (mobile) or by email at DougSchmell@pedigreecomics.com. For any financial related and consignment payment questions, please contact Pedigree's CFO Lisa Shapiro at Lisa@pedigreecomics.com and for any technical related questions or concerns, please contact their Web Master at WebDesigner@pedigreecomics.com.

 

Consignors maximize their profits selling in Pedigree’s Grand Auctions, more so than on any other auction site or auction house. Pedigree does not charge a Buyers Premium, an amount that most bidders take into consideration when bidding in other sites (the bidders simply deduct that Buyers Premium amount from their final bidding price, meaning less $$ to the consignor and more to the auction site). The higher the value of your book(s) that sell in a Grand Auction, the more $$ you take home under Pedigree Comics’ Climbing Scale. We consistently set new sales records for Silver and Bronze Age comics in each Grand Auction and on our regular site inventory. Grand Auctions are unique and exciting, with new and diversified, top-rated CGC material in each event. Why settle for less by consigning with someone else?

 

Prospective consignors can also upload their own scans, item information, descriptions and reserve amounts for the Grand Auction by utilizing the Automated Consignment System. It is actually very easy and fun to do. Just register onto the site, click "Customer Page" under "Your Account" and then click "Consignments" (under "Auctions"). You will then be able to enter the Pedigree Comics Consignment Management System and upload your own CGC certified books and magazines. We will receive an email notification automatically once you have uploaded the information and we will then review the information imparted for accuracy. The item(s) will then be added to the Grand Auction to be bid on. You will be amazed how simple it is to utilize the Automated Consignment System.

 

[fanfourforever]

Bidding Has Begun on ComicLink November Featured Auction Lots

 

The November Featured Auction Has Begun!

The Best in Vintage Comic Books and Original Art

 

At long last, our last major auction event of the year has begun! The November Featured Auction showcases the best in vintage comic books and original artwork, and has one of the widest selections of major keys introduced this year. There is an extraordinary selection of valuable items from numerous genres within this auction. The auction will end over three evenings, from Tuesday, November 15th through Thursday November 17th (starting at 7:30pm Eastern Time). Did we mention that quality is the name of the game for this auction? There are 797 comic books that top the CGC census --- they are the highest graded in the entire world for the particular issues represented. 1452 comic books in the auction are within the top 3 on the CGC census. The items within the auction that are not in high-grade were hand picked for quality -- many are attractive Golden Age comic books that you just don't see every day. The Original Art selection in this auction is also screened for quality, and this is one of our best selections to date.

 

 

Some Major Individual Comic Book Highlights up for bidding include:

 

All-American #16 CGC 6.0 (1st Green Lantern, 2nd Highest Graded!)

Detective Comics #27 CGC 4.0 (MA) (1st Batman!)

Green Lantern #1 CGC 9.4 (Highest, 1 of 2 and the only White Pager!)

Iron Man #1 CGC 9.9 (a near unfathomable rarity!)

Showcase #22 CGC 9.0 (1st Silver Age Green Lantern, Highest, 1 of 3!)

Tales of Suspense #39 CGC 9.4 (1st Iron Man, 1st 9.4 ever in a ComicLink Auction!)

X-Men #1 CGC 9.4 (1st X-men appearance in Near Mint!)

 

 

 

Some Major Comic Art Highlights up for bidding include:

 

The classic Frank Miller Daredevil #190 cover ("Elektra Rising!") inked by Klaus Jansen

The significant Amazing Spider-Man #96 cover by Gil Kane (the first issue to shun the CCA)

The amazing Barry Windsor-Smith Conan Saga #4 cover painting

An inspiring Steve Ditko Amazing Spider-Man #12 action page

A strong Journey Into Mystery #112 Thor vs Hulk battle page

39 fanciful Bill Sienkiewicz painted illustrations to Santa, My Life and Times

 

 

Other top comic book highlights up for bidding include, but are not limited to: All Star Comics #36 CGC 9.6 (Superman/Batman cover, Highest, 1 of 2!), Amazing Fantasy #15 CGC 6.5, Amazing Spider-Man #37 CGC 9.8 (Highest, 1 of 2), Batman #1 CGC 2.5, Big All-American #1 CGC 9.4 Carson City (Single Highest Graded!), Detective #29 CGC 5.0 (2nd Batman cover!), #31 CGC 3.0 (Classic cover!), #33 CGC 5.5 (1st full Batman Origin!), #35 CGC 4.0 (Classic cover!), #142 CGC 9.4 (Single Highest, 2nd Riddler cover/appearance), Fantastic Four #55 CGC 9.8 (1st 9.8 to auction!), Green Lantern #1 CGC 9.2 (and the #1 Green Lantern Registry Set!), Marvel Comics #1 CGC 6.0 (Mod R) (1st Marvel Comic!), Marvel Mystery #5 CGC 8.0 (Larson, White Pages, Highest & 1 of 2), Playboy #1 CGC 7.5 (2 page 3 copies in CGC 7.5, one signed by Hugh Hefner!), Richie Rich #1 CGC 9.6 (Highest, 1 of 3, best PQ), Silver Surfer #1 CGC 9.8 (Rarest 9.8 late Silver Age key), Weird Science-Fantasy #29 CGC 9.4 Gaines File copy (and all other Weird Science, Incredible Sci-Fi and Weird Sci-Fi Gaines issues). There are also over 45 individual Mile High pedigree examples in this auction, all truly listed without reserve -- as a policy matter neither the consignors of these items, nor the auction house or it's employees are allowed to bid on them (as is the case with every other comic book or piece of artwork within any ComicLink auction). Bidders can have the utmost confidence that they are only competing against other bidders without a personal interest in the results.

 

 

A sampling of a few other additional comic book highlights within this auction include, but are not limited to: Action Comics #54 CGC 8.5 (2nd Highest!), numerous All Winners issues between #7 and #21 with #18 in CGC 9.4, Amazing Spider-Man #12 CGC 9.6 & #102 CGC 9.8, Avengers #1 CGC 8.0, Avengers #57 CGC 9.8 (Highest, 1st Vision), Batman #1 CGC 3.5 (EP), Batman #32 CGC 9.4 (Double Cover) and other Near Mint Golden Age Batman issues, Batman #171 CGC 9.6 (1st SA Ridder, Highest, 1 of 2), #234 CGC 9.8 (Highest, 1st SA Two-Face), Brave and the Bold #28 CGC 7.0, Captain America Comics #2 CGC 8.0, #25, #32 and #61 in CGC 9.4, Daredevil #1 CGC 9.4, Doll Man #1 CGC 9.4 Denver, Detective Comics #7 CGC 7.5 MILE HIGH, #28 CGC 1.5, and other early Golden Age and Near Mint later Golden Age Detective issues, Detective #400 CGC 9.8 (Highest), Fantastic Four #48 CGC 9.8, #52 CGC 9.6, and #112 CGC 9.8, Fight Comics #31 CGC 7.5, Flash #127 CGC 9.6, Green Lantern #59 CGC 9.8 Rocky Mountain, Human Torch #1 CGC 6.0, Incredible Hulk #181 CGC 9.8, Iron Man #1 CC 9.6, Jo-Jo #12 CGC 9.4, Journey Into Mystery #83 CGC 7.0, Lawbreakers Suspense Stories #11 CGC 7.5, Millie the Model #1 CGC 9.2 (single highest), More Fun Comics #14 CGC 7.0 (1st Superman prototype), Pre-Hero Marvels in the Near Mint range, Seven Seas #1 CGC 9.8 (single highest), Strange Tales #115 CGC 9.6, Superman #34 CGC 9.2 (Highest, 1 of 2), Tales of Suspense #52 CGC 9.4 (White pages, 1st Black Widow), #59 CGC 9.8, Tales to Astonish #27 CGC 7.5, Weird Fantasy #1 (#13) CGC 9.6 Mile High pedigree, and so much more.

 

 

In the original comic art category, examples of other strong highlights include but are not limited to: the last page splash to Tales to Astonish #93, Gulacy's Fear #20 Title splash page (a Bronze Age classic and Gulacy's first published work!). Other noteworthy mentions include (but are not limited to): a skillful Mike Ploog werewolf painting, David Finch’s New Avengers #8 cover, a Jack Kirby-Wally Wood Sandman #6 page, Val Semieks' Lobo #1 cover, a Conan #8 battle page, a Dave Cockrum X-Men #102 battle page with Wolverine, Gil Kane’s Defenders #22 cover, Jack Kirby’s concept art for his Space Busters strip, a vintage Elric cover painting, a John Byrne Amazing Adventures cover featuring the X-Men, a Neal Adams Brave and the Bold #80 page featuring Batman, a very early John Tottleben painting from Heavy Metal, Bob Layton’s Iron Man #139 cover, the New Teen Titans #25 cover by George Pérez, and many more.

 

 

With the last auction of this year underway, we are now accepting consignments for the January Focused and February Featured auctions. The growing January preview is already up, and a February auction preview will be posted towards the end of this month. For earliest placement, and maximum advertising exposure for your items, simply email buysell@comiclink.com your prospective auction list, or call (617) 517-0062 option 1 to speak with Douglas Gillock, Jason Crosby, Sean Goodrich, Josh Nathanson or other members of the ComicLink Team.

 

 

We hope you enjoy this auction, and look forward to connecting with you in the future!

 

 

[comicdonna]

Bidding Has Begun on ComicLink November Featured Auction Lots

 

The November Featured Auction Has Begun!

The Best in Vintage Comic Books and Original Art

 

At long last, our last major auction event of the year has begun! The November Featured Auction showcases the best in vintage comic books and original artwork, and has one of the widest selections of major keys introduced this year. There is an extraordinary selection of valuable items from numerous genres within this auction. The auction will end over three evenings, from Tuesday, November 15th through Thursday November 17th (starting at 7:30pm Eastern Time). Did we mention that quality is the name of the game for this auction? There are 797 comic books that top the CGC census --- they are the highest graded in the entire world for the particular issues represented. 1452 comic books in the auction are within the top 3 on the CGC census. The items within the auction that are not in high-grade were hand picked for quality -- many are attractive Golden Age comic books that you just don't see every day. The Original Art selection in this auction is also screened for quality, and this is one of our best selections to date.

 

 

Some Major Individual Comic Book Highlights up for bidding include:

 

All-American #16 CGC 6.0 (1st Green Lantern, 2nd Highest Graded!)

Detective Comics #27 CGC 4.0 (MA) (1st Batman!)

Green Lantern #1 CGC 9.4 (Highest, 1 of 2 and the only White Pager!)

Iron Man #1 CGC 9.9 (a near unfathomable rarity!)

Showcase #22 CGC 9.0 (1st Silver Age Green Lantern, Highest, 1 of 3!)

Tales of Suspense #39 CGC 9.4 (1st Iron Man, 1st 9.4 ever in a ComicLink Auction!)

X-Men #1 CGC 9.4 (1st X-men appearance in Near Mint!)

 

 

 

Some Major Comic Art Highlights up for bidding include:

 

The classic Frank Miller Daredevil #190 cover ("Elektra Rising!") inked by Klaus Jansen

The significant Amazing Spider-Man #96 cover by Gil Kane (the first issue to shun the CCA)

The amazing Barry Windsor-Smith Conan Saga #4 cover painting

An inspiring Steve Ditko Amazing Spider-Man #12 action page

A strong Journey Into Mystery #112 Thor vs Hulk battle page

39 fanciful Bill Sienkiewicz painted illustrations to Santa, My Life and Times

 

 

Other top comic book highlights up for bidding include, but are not limited to: All Star Comics #36 CGC 9.6 (Superman/Batman cover, Highest, 1 of 2!), Amazing Fantasy #15 CGC 6.5, Amazing Spider-Man #37 CGC 9.8 (Highest, 1 of 2), Batman #1 CGC 2.5, Big All-American #1 CGC 9.4 Carson City (Single Highest Graded!), Detective #29 CGC 5.0 (2nd Batman cover!), #31 CGC 3.0 (Classic cover!), #33 CGC 5.5 (1st full Batman Origin!), #35 CGC 4.0 (Classic cover!), #142 CGC 9.4 (Single Highest, 2nd Riddler cover/appearance), Fantastic Four #55 CGC 9.8 (1st 9.8 to auction!), Green Lantern #1 CGC 9.2 (and the #1 Green Lantern Registry Set!), Marvel Comics #1 CGC 6.0 (Mod R) (1st Marvel Comic!), Marvel Mystery #5 CGC 8.0 (Larson, White Pages, Highest & 1 of 2), Playboy #1 CGC 7.5 (2 page 3 copies in CGC 7.5, one signed by Hugh Hefner!), Richie Rich #1 CGC 9.6 (Highest, 1 of 3, best PQ), Silver Surfer #1 CGC 9.8 (Rarest 9.8 late Silver Age key), Weird Science-Fantasy #29 CGC 9.4 Gaines File copy (and all other Weird Science, Incredible Sci-Fi and Weird Sci-Fi Gaines issues). There are also over 45 individual Mile High pedigree examples in this auction, all truly listed without reserve -- as a policy matter neither the consignors of these items, nor the auction house or it's employees are allowed to bid on them (as is the case with every other comic book or piece of artwork within any ComicLink auction). Bidders can have the utmost confidence that they are only competing against other bidders without a personal interest in the results.

 

 

A sampling of a few other additional comic book highlights within this auction include, but are not limited to: Action Comics #54 CGC 8.5 (2nd Highest!), numerous All Winners issues between #7 and #21 with #18 in CGC 9.4, Amazing Spider-Man #12 CGC 9.6 & #102 CGC 9.8, Avengers #1 CGC 8.0, Avengers #57 CGC 9.8 (Highest, 1st Vision), Batman #1 CGC 3.5 (EP), Batman #32 CGC 9.4 (Double Cover) and other Near Mint Golden Age Batman issues, Batman #171 CGC 9.6 (1st SA Ridder, Highest, 1 of 2), #234 CGC 9.8 (Highest, 1st SA Two-Face), Brave and the Bold #28 CGC 7.0, Captain America Comics #2 CGC 8.0, #25, #32 and #61 in CGC 9.4, Daredevil #1 CGC 9.4, Doll Man #1 CGC 9.4 Denver, Detective Comics #7 CGC 7.5 MILE HIGH, #28 CGC 1.5, and other early Golden Age and Near Mint later Golden Age Detective issues, Detective #400 CGC 9.8 (Highest), Fantastic Four #48 CGC 9.8, #52 CGC 9.6, and #112 CGC 9.8, Fight Comics #31 CGC 7.5, Flash #127 CGC 9.6, Green Lantern #59 CGC 9.8 Rocky Mountain, Human Torch #1 CGC 6.0, Incredible Hulk #181 CGC 9.8, Iron Man #1 CC 9.6, Jo-Jo #12 CGC 9.4, Journey Into Mystery #83 CGC 7.0, Lawbreakers Suspense Stories #11 CGC 7.5, Millie the Model #1 CGC 9.2 (single highest), More Fun Comics #14 CGC 7.0 (1st Superman prototype), Pre-Hero Marvels in the Near Mint range, Seven Seas #1 CGC 9.8 (single highest), Strange Tales #115 CGC 9.6, Superman #34 CGC 9.2 (Highest, 1 of 2), Tales of Suspense #52 CGC 9.4 (White pages, 1st Black Widow), #59 CGC 9.8, Tales to Astonish #27 CGC 7.5, Weird Fantasy #1 (#13) CGC 9.6 Mile High pedigree, and so much more.

 

 

In the original comic art category, examples of other strong highlights include but are not limited to: the last page splash to Tales to Astonish #93, Gulacy's Fear #20 Title splash page (a Bronze Age classic and Gulacy's first published work!). Other noteworthy mentions include (but are not limited to): a skillful Mike Ploog werewolf painting, David Finch’s New Avengers #8 cover, a Jack Kirby-Wally Wood Sandman #6 page, Val Semieks' Lobo #1 cover, a Conan #8 battle page, a Dave Cockrum X-Men #102 battle page with Wolverine, Gil Kane’s Defenders #22 cover, Jack Kirby’s concept art for his Space Busters strip, a vintage Elric cover painting, a John Byrne Amazing Adventures cover featuring the X-Men, a Neal Adams Brave and the Bold #80 page featuring Batman, a very early John Tottleben painting from Heavy Metal, Bob Layton’s Iron Man #139 cover, the New Teen Titans #25 cover by George Pérez, and many more.

 

 

With the last auction of this year underway, we are now accepting consignments for the January Focused and February Featured auctions. The growing January preview is already up, and a February auction preview will be posted towards the end of this month. For earliest placement, and maximum advertising exposure for your items, simply email buysell@comiclink.com your prospective auction list, or call (617) 517-0062 option 1 to speak with Douglas Gillock, Jason Crosby, Sean Goodrich, Josh Nathanson or other members of the ComicLink Team.

 

 

We hope you enjoy this auction, and look forward to connecting with you in the future!

 

Really?

[cujobyte]

I think this is more of a statement in regards to what Doug did to Bob Storms at the NYCC than anything else. I could be wrong though.

[drbanner]

I think this is more of a statement in regards to what Doug did to Bob Storms at the NYCC than anything else. I could be wrong though.