Wrightson graveyard plate for sale/trade

[Ghastly1]

Hi all:

 

I recently purchased a house and have been putting some major work - and money - into it. Unfortunately, that means having to part with some incredible art, including this published Cycle of the Werewolf November (graveyard) plate:

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=616972&GSub=113286

 

IMHO, it's pretty close to a Frankenstein plate in terms of the subject matter and the delicate, Booth-esque linework.

 

I'm asking a reasonable price: I'll be taking offers over $8.5K in cash or partial trade through 6 p.m. Pacific on Tuesday, 3/6/12. The best offer at that point, whether in cash or partial trade, gets the plate. In light of the fact that I'm trying to raise more house-fixin' money, an all-cash deal is preferred (time payments may be available) - but a tempting partial trade certainly works fine too.

 

I will respond to and consider all reasonable offers, so if you want to make one, please do : )

 

Thanks,

Steve Staszower

bevhillbilly@yahoo.com

 

PS- My updated wantlist is:

 

Wrightson

Any art containing images of the EC horror hosts, or done in the EC style, such as the splash to "Conjure Woman"; Warren art (especially Uncle Creepy or Poe-related pieces); early-70's to late-80's art containing tombstones and/or zombies or other rotting undead; unfinished Frankenstein plates; rough (pencil) and final (inked) pages from Swamp Thing 2, 7 and 10 (especially the graveyard scene).

 

Ingels EC art

Practically any EC art other than western art. Particularly looking for EC horror and suspense pages - especially certain Old Witch splashes, "old, dark house" pages, and pages with rotting undead!!!

 

EC horror/suspense pages

Feldstein, Kamen, Davis, Craig. Especially looking for finale pages or other pages with original images of any of the three Ghoulunatics.

 

Wally Wood

EC sci-fi pages (espec. w/ glass and metal, such as rocket interior and/or exterior); early Mad pages; Spirit in Space page w/ bubble helmets (and preferably craftint moonscape).

 

Jack Davis

Mad art from the 50's and from the late 70's through mid-80's; Slim Jim monster advertising art.