The Russ Cochran Comic Art Auctions - a 30 years Retrospective 2 2

[Terry Doyle]

[Terry Doyle]

[Terry Doyle]

[Terry Doyle]

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[CollectingFool]

That's a beautiful Krazy Kat.

[Mmehdy]

Terry, I voted you CGC board member of the year, cong on a super great post, check it out on Gold comics section in Journey of a comic book collector 2012..thanks for a super post

[Terry Doyle]

Terry, I voted you CGC board member of the year, cong on a super great post, check it out on Gold comics section in Journey of a comic book collector 2012..thanks for a super post

 

Hey, thanks, that's very kind of you!

 

I'll get back to scanning more Art Catlogs soon.

 

Been having a bit of a break as I burned myself out with all the scanning . . .

 

[MB1952]

thanks for posting, excellent thread. can i ask for a request? can u see any matt baker art for auction on those catalogs? thanks

[Bronty]

love matt baker but find it a bummer that a lot of the pages seem to have color guide markings on them

[shapip]

Just looking through this great thread. I own the # 16 cover on this page but I paid a lot more than 1700 for it!

-Peter

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I came away with two items from this auction. First was item 9, "Bullets!", a 6-page EC story by John Severin.

 

Of particular interest to me was the fact that a British Army regiment I served in, the Irish Guards, featured in this story. The action takes place in Afghanistan (over a century ago) and, funnily enough, my old regiment has served there in recent years.

 

I later traded-away the story (possibly to Mike Burkey).

 

Sorry this is what I was referring to - # 16 on this scan.

[Terry Doyle]

Slight detour (while I'm getting back in the frame of mind to scan more Russ Cochran Art Auction Catalogs) . . . I received a 92-page Catalog, air-mailed to me by Robert Rogovin, back in 2000, listing (mostly) comics and some original artworks for sale.

 

The biggie to me, a Steve Ditko Captain Atom cover, is something I now own (thanks to a trade deal with Ken Danker several years later). At the time, the (then) $11,000 price-tag was just too high to contemplate . . .

 

For your perusal, the original artwork pages from Rogovin's Catalog . . .

 

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