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Tim Sale STERANKO Jack Kirby ROB LIEFELD Ryan Sook JOE JUSKO + Art for Sale

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I have a total of 10 (ten) different auctions on Comic Link as noted on these posts here below:

 

RYAN SOOK "Wildcats #16" Comic Book Cover

 

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This is the original art for DC/Wildstorm's "Wildcats" Issue #16 by written by Christos Gage and illustrated by Ryan Sook, published December 2009. This original cover art is oversized and features the character Savant (daughter of Zealot and Majestic).

 

Ryan Sook is one of today's hottest rising star artists whose work is best known with Dark Horse and DC comics. This auction comes with the original published comic book "Wildcats #16" as well.

 

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WILDCATS #16 COVER

 

Item description:

 

Primary Artist Name: RYAN SOOK

 

Year: 2008

 

Current Bid: * $475

 

Number Of Bids: 15

 

Time Left: 3 days 13 hours 1 minute - as of Monday 09/08/14 around 7:30am pst

 

End Date: Thursday 9/11/2014 @ 11:21 PM PST (Pacific Time Zone)

 

Unlike Heritage Auctions traditional auction format where you can bid on phone, person or online, but much like eBay, on ComicLink it's online bidding only, it's easy to get outbid and lose or on the positive side, it's much easier here to snipe to win for bargain pricing since there's a fixed time the auction ends, no "going once... going twice... WAIT!" final opportunity bidding like at H.A., at ComicLink once an auction is about to end it ends at the stated end time... So, be sure to check your bids, submit your best offer bids, and be online when the auction closes if you want this piece.

 

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This is the original cover art for DC/Wildstorm's Wildcats #16 by Ryan Sook, created in 2008 and published December 2009. This art is over-sized and features a striking image of the character Savant, the daughter of Zealot and Majestic. Ryan Sook is one of today's hottest rising comic art stars whose work is best known with Dark Horse and DC comics. Wildcats is a superhero team created by the artist Jim Lee at the very start of the Image Comics revolution of the early 1990s. The title later moved over to DC's Wildstorm insignia where it ran through 2011. With nearly twenty years of continuity, the team has developed quite a collector following. The art has an image area of approximately 10" x 15". The Board is 14" x 17".

 

For a link to see the published cover = http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1150621

 

 

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RICK LEONARDI & JIMMY PALMIOTTI (1993) "Marvel Swimsuit Special" #2 Pin-Up Page

 

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Published in 1993 in a comic book magazine format in 1993 containing illustrated pin-ups, this 11" x 17" piece is illustrated by Spider-Man 2099 creator Rick Leonardi and inked by Jimmy Palmiotti. The female character is Lyla (LYrate Lifeform Approximation), modeled after Marilyn Monroe joins Miguel O'Hara for a day on the beach.

 

The character has been re-introduced this year in the Superior Spider-Man series, whose renewed popularity warranted a relaunch of the Spider-Man 2099 title in 2014.

 

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MARVEL SWIMSUIT SPECIAL #2 SPIDER-MAN 2099 PIN-UP

 

Item description:

 

Primary Artist Name: RICK LEONARDI

 

Secondary Artist Name: JIMMY PALMIOTTI

 

Year: 1993

 

Current Bid: $120

 

Number Of Bids: 14

 

Time Left: 3 days 11 hours 35 minutes - as of Monday 09/08/14 around 7:30am pst

 

End Date: 9/11/2014 10:09 PM (Pacific Time Zone)

 

Unlike Heritage Auctions traditional auction format where you can bid on phone, person or online, but much like eBay, on ComicLink it's online bidding only, it's easy to get outbid and lose or on the positive side, to snipe to win for bargain pricing since there's a fixed time the auction ends, no "going once... going twice... WAIT!" final opportunity bidding like at H.A., at ComicLink once an auction is about to end it ends at the stated end time... So, be sure to check your bids, submit your best offer bids, and be online when the auction closes if you want this piece.

 

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The offered pin-up art penciled by Rick Leonardi and inked by Jimmy Palmiotti dates from the 1993 Marvel Swimsuit Special and features Spider-Man 2099 Miguel O'Hara enjoying a day on the beach (or so they think!) with Lyla -LYrate Lifeform Approximation - an android personal assistant modeled after Marilyn Monroe. The character has been re-introduced this year in the Superior Spider-Man series, whose renewed popularity warranted a relaunch of the Spider-Man 2099 title in 2014. This is certainly one of the best known image of Lyla, with this figure even used on the character's Marvel Wikia page. This art has an image area of approximately 10" x 15" on standard 11" x 17" board.

 

A link to see the original cover of the publication and the pin-up page as it was published in color go to: http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1150623

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ROB LIEFELD & ROBERT KIRKMAN (2007) "Killraven" #2 Page #22

 

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This is the climactic end page for issue #2 of "Killraven" written by Robert Kirkman (of "The Walking Dead" fame) and illustrated in pencil by Rob Liefeld. This mini-series was done in 2007 for Marvel Comics but remains currently unpublished, with 5 issues completed and in Marvel's inventory vault for future release consideration.

 

This is a cover quality pin-up splash page featuring a female Thor character as part of "The Avengers" of a future Marvel universe created by Kirkman and Liefeld. This piece obviously pre-dates the announcement by Marvel of the highly anticipated the Thor series in October 2014 where a yet to be revealed female character becomes the new Thor.

 

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KILLRAVEN #2 PAGE 22 SPLASH (UNPUBLISHED)

 

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2007, Female Thor!

 

Primary Artist Name: ROB LIEFELD

 

Secondary Artist Name:

 

Year: 2007

 

Current Bid: $275

 

Number Of Bids: 27

 

Time Left: 3 days 11 hours 20 minutes - as of Monday 09/08/14 around 8:00 am pst

 

End Date: 9/11/2014 10:11 PM (Pacific Time Zone)

 

Unlike Heritage Auctions traditional auction format where you can bid on phone, person or online, but much like eBay, on ComicLink it's online bidding only, it's easy to get outbid and lose or on the positive side, it's much easier here to snipe to win for bargain pricing since there's a fixed time the auction ends, no "going once... going twice... WAIT!" final opportunity bidding like at H.A., at ComicLink once an auction is about to end it ends at the stated end time... So, be sure to check your bids, submit your best offer bids, and be online when the auction closes if you want this piece.

 

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Who knew that artist Rob Liefeld and writer Robert Kirkman created a female Thor way back in 2007? With the announcement all over the news that a new Thor will be introduced soon, this is a timely offering and an unusual piece. This is the climactic end page for the second issue #2 of a Killraven series written by Robert Kirkman (of "The Walking Dead" fame) and illustrated in pencil by Rob Liefeld. This mini-series was done in 2007 for Marvel Comics but remains unpublished, with 5 issues completed and in Marvel's inventory vault for future release consideration.

 

This is a cover quality pin-up splash page featuring a female Thor character as part of the Avengers of a future Marvel universe created by Kirkman and Liefeld. This piece obviously pre-dates the announcement by Marvel of the highly anticipated Thor series in October 2014 where a yet to be revealed female character becomes a new Thor. Liefeld's art has long held a very devoted collector following and this is a pretty special example of his work in the Modern era. This art has an image area of approximately 10" x 15" executed on standard 11" x 17" board. It is signed by Liefeld at the lower left.

 

C.A.F. (Comic Art Fans) Link to the image: http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1150624

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DORIAN CLEAVENGER "Vampirella" Painting

 

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This is an acrylic painting by world renown fantasy artist Dorian Cleavenger. This piece is painted on thick illustration board and measures approximately 15" x 20" signed and dated 2005. Dorian has been producing museum quality science fiction and fantasy paintings for years and has work done for Disney as well as being hand picked by George Lucas for the Star Wars Art : Visions book. Dorian's various depictions of Vampirella has also been published by Harris Comics, and amongst Vampirella collectors he's a fan favorite.

 

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VAMPIRELLA PAINTING

 

Item description:

 

Primary Artist Name: DORIAN CLEAVENGER

 

Year: 2005

 

Brief Description of the Item: Acrylic on Board.

 

Current Bid: * $950

 

Number Of Bids: 19

 

Time Left: 3 days 9 hours 43 minutes - as of Monday 09/08/14 around 8:00 am pst

 

End Date: 9/11/2014 8:42 PM (Pacific Time Zone)

 

Unlike Heritage Auctions traditional auction format where you can bid on phone, person or online, but much like eBay, on ComicLink it's online bidding only, it's easy to get outbid and lose or on the positive side, to snipe to win for bargain pricing since there's a fixed time the auction ends, no "going once... going twice... WAIT!" final opportunity bidding like at H.A., at ComicLink once an auction is about to end it ends at the stated end time... So, be sure to check your bids, submit your best offer bids, and be online when the auction closes if you want this piece.

 

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This is an acrylic painting by world renown fantasy artist Dorian Cleavenger. This piece is painted on thick illustration board and measures approximately 15" x 20" signed and dated 2005. Dorian has been producing museum quality science fiction and fantasy paintings for years and has work done for Disney as well as being hand picked by George Lucas for the Star Wars Art: Visions book. Dorian's various depictions of Vampirella has also been published by Harris Comics, and among Vampirella collectors he's a fan favorite.

 

C.A.F. (Comic Art Fans) Link to the image: http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1150628

 

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DREW STRUZAN "HOTWIRE"

 

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Drew Struzan - "Hotwire" movie poster illustration, for the 1980 action comedy film starring Bruce Paul Barbour, written and directed by Frank Q. Dobbs. This was drawn by American illustrator, Drew Struzan, best known as the illustrator of epic movie posters for blockbuster movies like Indiana Jones, Star Wars, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, The Goonies, Harry Potter, and so many other memorable films.

 

This is a concept piece for the movie "Hotwire" although not used as the final poster, as an image if far more remarkable than what was eventually used for the film.

 

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HOTWIRE POSTER PRELIMINARY DRAWING

 

Primary Artist Name: DREW STRUZAN

 

Secondary Artist Name:

 

Current Bid: * $475

 

Number Of Bids: 15

 

Time Left: 3 days 12 hours 24 minutes - as of Monday 09/08/14 around 8:00 am pst

 

End Date: Thursday 9/11/2014 @ 11:29 PM (Pacific Time Zone)

 

Unlike Heritage Auctions traditional auction format where you can bid on phone, person or online, but much like eBay, on ComicLink it's online bidding only, it's easy to get outbid and lose or on the positive side, to snipe to win for bargain pricing since there's a fixed time the auction ends, no "going once... going twice... WAIT!" final opportunity bidding like at H.A., at ComicLink once an auction is about to end it ends at the stated end time... So, be sure to check your bids, submit your best offer bids, and be online when the auction closes if you want this piece.

 

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This finely detailed drawing is the work of American illustrator Drew Struzan, best known as the creator of epic movie posters for blockbuster movies like Star Wars,Raiders of the Lost Ark, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, The Goonies, Harry Potter, and so many other memorable films. Credited with over 150 movie posters since the second half of the 1970s, he is not only one of the most prolific creators in his field, but also one of the most influential. This 1980 work was done as a concept piece for the action-comedy movie Hotwire, right around the same time Struzan was working on pieces for some of the most famous films of the past 40 years. Although not used as the final poster, it is in our opinion a more memorable image than what was used and a very nice example of this important artist's work from one of the most desirable periods of his remarkable career.

 

For a link to this image and what the final original Movie Poster looks like go to: http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1150626

 

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JOE CHIODO "VAMPIRELLA" Painting

 

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This is a colorful oil painting by Joe Chiodo measures approximately 15" x 18" on thick illustration board and is of Vampirella, signed and dated 2004. Joe Chiodo is best known for his work in the 1990's for Image Comics primarily as a colorist, but has broken out as a renown pin-upartist whose paintings have been featured in trading cards as well as published comic books, including several Vampirella covers for Harris Comics in 2002-2003.

 

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VAMPIRELLA PAINTING

 

Item description:

 

Primary Artist Name: JOE CHIODO

 

Year: 2004

 

Brief Description of the Item: Acrylic on Board.

 

Current Bid: * $1,900

 

Number Of Bids: 27

 

Time Left: 3 days 9 hours 29 minutes - as of Monday 09/08/14 around 8:15 am pst

 

End Date: Thursday 9/11/2014 @ 8:40 PM (Pacific Time Zone)

 

Unlike Heritage Auctions traditional auction format where you can bid on phone, person or online, but much like eBay, on ComicLink it's online bidding only, it's easy to get outbid and lose or on the positive side, to snipe to win for bargain pricing since there's a fixed time the auction ends, no "going once... going twice... WAIT!" final opportunity bidding like at H.A., at ComicLink once an auction is about to end it ends at the stated end time... So, be sure to check your bids, submit your best offer bids, and be online when the auction closes if you want this piece.

 

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It is difficult to imagine a better piece by Joe Chiodo! Chiodo is best known for his work in the 1990's for Image Comics primarily as a colorist, but has broken out as a renown pin-up artist whose paintings have been featured in trading cards as well as published comic books, including several Vampirella covers for Harris Comics in 2002-2003. This full color art features a super sexy image of Vampirella with an "eerie" back drop of bats. The piece is large, 18" x 15", and is oozing with Chiodo's unique style. The piece features a very high level of detail and finish and offers collectors a rare opportunity to acquire a Vampy piece by the master. The painting has been signed by the artist at the lower right and has an oversized image area of approximately 18" x 15". An incredible display piece for the Vampirella fan!

 

View this piece on C.A.F. (Comic Art Fans) = http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1150631

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JACK KIRBY "Captain America" Issue #199 Page #27

 

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This page from the bicentennial issue (July, 1976) of Captain America features Sam Wilson, The Falcon along with Captain America and Mason Harding as part of the epic "Madbomb" storyline (Issues #193-200). This issue was by written and penciled by Jack Kirby with inks by Frank Giacoia.

 

Jack Kirby created Captain America in 1941. The Falcon, created in 1969 was comic books first mainstream African American super-hero.

 

Marvel announced that The Falcon will be replacing Steve Rogers as Captain America in "All New Captain America #1" in the fall of 2014.

 

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CAPTAIN AMERICA #199 PAGE 27

 

Item description:

 

1976, Captain America and Falcon

 

Primary Artist Name: JACK KIRBY

 

Secondary Artist Name: FRANK GIACOIA

 

Year: 1976

 

Current Bid: $660

 

Number Of Bids: 15

 

Time Left: 3 days 10 hours 32 minutes - as of Monday 09/08/14 around 8:15 am pst

 

End Date: Thursday 9/11/2014 @ 9:48 PM (Pacific Time Zone)

 

Unlike Heritage Auctions traditional auction format where you can bid on phone, person or online, but much like eBay, on ComicLink it's online bidding only, it's easy to get outbid and lose or on the positive side, to snipe to win for bargain pricing since there's a fixed time the auction ends, no "going once... going twice... WAIT!" final opportunity bidding like at H.A., at ComicLink once an auction is about to end it ends at the stated end time... So, be sure to check your bids, submit your best offer bids, and be online when the auction closes if you want this piece.

 

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Captain America and his trusted partner, the Falcon, are featured in this panel page from Jack Kirby's Bronze Age return to his famous patriotic creation. The Falcon was just introduced in the Marvel movies, and the Cap and Falcon are still battling the forces of evil on the silver screen within the blockbuster Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Marvel announced that the Falcon will be replacing Steve Rogers as Captain America in All New Captain America #1 in the fall of 2014, which should only increase demand for art featuring the pair. This 1976 page dates from a period of the "King's" art with an ever-increasing collector appeal. This art has an image area of approximately 10" x 15".

 

Check out what the cover of the published comic book looks like (sorry I didn't scan the published page for you to see in full color) here on C.A.F. Comic Art Fans: http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1150633

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JIM STERANKO Comic Book Sequential Storyboard

 

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James "Jim" Steranko is an American illustrator best known by comic fans for his breakthrough film noir art style in the 1960's for Marvel Comics on titles like Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD, Strange Tales, The X-Men as well as his cover work on The Fantastic Four, Sheena The She Devil and a dozen or so other titles.

 

This was done in August 1979 at a comic convention (U.K. Comic Art & Fantasy Convention in Birmingham, England ?) where Steranko was demonstrating how to illustrate a comic book scene, and is a sequential storyboard, where you can feel the emotion and action through Steranko's imagery.

 

This is a breathtakingly epic sized piece measuring an astonishing 30" x 40" (nearly 3 1/2 feet tall and 2 1/2 feet wide!) on thick sturdy poster board and is one of Steranko's largest in size pieces in existence.

 

This is a unique piece that comes with a certificate of authenticity from Profiles in History, the company featured on the SyFy network's TV show "Hollywood Treasure" along with the Profiles in History auction catalog and a copy of the auction listing as additional provenance.

 

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OVERSIZED SEQUENTIAL ART PRIMER

 

Item description:

 

1979

 

Primary Artist Name: JIM STERANKO

 

Current Bid: * $950

 

Number Of Bids: 20

 

Time Left: 3 days 12 hours 6 minutes - as of Monday 09/08/14 around 8:30 am pst

 

End Date: Thursday 9/11/2014 @ 11:29 PM (Pacific Time Zone)

 

Unlike Heritage Auctions traditional auction format where you can bid on phone, person or online, but much like eBay, on ComicLink it's online bidding only, it's easy to get outbid and lose or on the positive side, to snipe to win for bargain pricing since there's a fixed time the auction ends, no "going once... going twice... WAIT!" final opportunity bidding like at H.A., at ComicLink once an auction is about to end it ends at the stated end time... So, be sure to check your bids, submit your best offer bids, and be online when the auction closes if you want this piece.

 

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Despite his massive influence in comic books, Jim Steranko produced a relatively small amount of art for the comic book medium before moving on to other projects like illustration and publishing. His influential work brought surrealist, op-art and graphic design motifs into the medium and his work for Marvel in the second half of the 1960s on Captain America and Nick Fury remain touchstones for comic artists to this day. Steranko art in general is quite rare on the open market and the offered piece is extremely unique.

 

Executed in August 1979 at a comic convention where Steranko was demonstrating how to illustrate a comic book scene, this over-sized page demonstrates the visual story-telling techniques that are core to the medium. With a clear film noir influence and loaded with emotion and action, this is a very special example of this master creator's work on an immense scale. With an astonishing image area of approximately 23.5" x 33" rendered on thick illustration board, this has to be one of the very largest Steranko creations that has ever been brought to market and certainly the largest work with a "comic book page" motif. Framed to 30" x 40" overall it would make an extremely impressive display item. This art is signed and dated at the bottom of the final panel. It is additionally accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from a previous auction sale. It is executed in ink and marker on poster board.

 

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Including the C.O.A. - Certificate of Authenticity !!!

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1150634

 

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TIM SALE Screen Used Prop HEROES Claire on the Autopsy Table

 

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This is an amazing piece, it's not original art, it's a one of a kind screen used prop for the NBC television show, Heroes. It features color artwork by Tim Sale and is a stretched canvas print mounted on a wooden frame that measures approximately 27" x 45"

 

This features the character Claire "The Cheerleader" Bennet portrayed by actress Hayden Panettiere on the autopsy table as painted by Isaac Mendez (Santiago Cabrera) whose character has the clairvoyant powers to "paint the future" and is a screen used prop featured on the NBC television series "Heroes" season 1 in episode 8 entitled "Parasite" which aired on March 4, 2007. This painting was featured as part of Daniel Linderman's (Malcolm McDowell) collection in The Linderman Group's Corinthian Casino.

 

This is a one of a kind museum quality piece that comes with the NBC Universal television production's certificate of authenticity, and the COA has an official hologram sticker seal. This also comes with a copy of the original auction listing as further provenance

 

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HEROES TV SERIES PROP PAINTING

 

Item description:

 

2007

 

Primary Artist Name: TIM SALE

 

Brief Description of the Item: This is an oversized canvas print, not original art.

 

Current Bid: * $550

 

Number Of Bids: 14

 

Time Left: 3 days 11 hours 41 minutes - as of Monday 09/08/14 around 8:30 am pst

 

End Date: Thursday 9/11/2014 @ 11:11 PM (Pacific Time Zone)

 

Unlike Heritage Auctions traditional auction format where you can bid on phone, person or online, but much like eBay, on ComicLink it's online bidding only, it's easy to get outbid and lose or on the positive side, to snipe to win for bargain pricing since there's a fixed time the auction ends, no "going once... going twice... WAIT!" final opportunity bidding like at H.A., at ComicLink once an auction is about to end it ends at the stated end time... So, be sure to check your bids, submit your best offer bids, and be online when the auction closes if you want this piece.

 

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This bold, over-sized reproduction of a Tim Sale painting was used for the hit NBC TV series as an onscreen prop. Tim Sale is one of the most unique visionaries in comics today and a widely collected artist. This features the character Claire "The Cheerleader" Bennet portrayed by actress Hayden Panettiere on the autopsy table as painted by Isaac Mendez (Santiago Cabrera) whose character has the clairvoyant powers to "paint the future" and is a screen used prop featured on the NBC television series "Heroes" season 1 in episode 8 entitled "Parasite" which aired on March 4, 2007. This painting was featured as part of Daniel Linderman's (Malcolm McDowell) collection in The Linderman Group's Corinthian Casino.

 

The body of Sale's comics work has been with collaborator Jeph Loeb. The duo, credited as "storytellers", produced incredibly popular work such as; Batman: The Long Halloween, Batman: Dark Victory, as well as being the creative force behind some of Marvel's primary properties: Spider-Man, Daredevil and the Hulk. Interest in Sale's work rose dramatically after it was featured in the hugely successful television series Heroes. His artwork appears in the show as the work of the precognitive artist Isaac Mendez as well as other artists on the show. Additionally, the font used throughout the show in the various captions and credits was created by Sale and it is based on his handwriting style. This is an exciting opportunity for the Heroes fan or the comic collector that appreciates Sale's work. This is a one of a kind piece that comes with the NBC Universal television production's certificate of authenticity, and the COA has an official hologram sticker seal. This also comes with a copy of the original auction listing as further provenance. This large piece is a stretched canvas print mounted on a wooden frame that measures approximately 27" x 45".

 

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Including the C.O.A. - Certificate of Authenticity from NBC Universal !!!

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1150629

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JOE JUSKO "MARVEL DOUBLE SHOT #3" Comic Book Cover

 

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This vibrantly colorful action packed piece measures 17" x 25" and is an acrylic painting by Joe Jusko. It is the original art for the comic book "Marvel Double Shot #3" published in 2003, featuring an iconic image of the entire team based upon the origin of the Fantastic Four.

This artwork was also licensed for use in the 2013 Marvel Fleer Retro trading card set, rare insert chase card sub-set, the 1991 Marvel Universe on cards #14 Mr. Fantastic and #17 The Thing.

 

This auction comes with the original published comic book "Marvel Double Shot #3" as well.

 

STATUS UPDATE:

 

MARVEL DOUBLE SHOT #3 COVER

 

Item description:

 

2003, Fantastic Four cover

 

Primary Artist Name: JOE JUSKO

 

Year: 2003

 

Brief Description of the Item: Acrylic on Board.

 

Current Bid: * $4,900

 

Number Of Bids: 37

 

Time Left: 3 days 9 hours 54 minutes - as of Monday 09/08/14 around 8:45 am pst

 

End Date: Thursday 9/11/2014 @ 9:30 PM (Pacific Time Zone)

 

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ComicLink Comments:

 

This tremendous, over-sized 17" x 25" cover painting features the entire Fantastic Four team in cosmic ray induced action. Reed, Sue, Johnny and Ben all appear on this highly finished painting by Joe Jusko published as the cover to Marvel Double Shot #3. With lush colors and eye popping action, this cover certainly accomplishes what it was meant to do - get readers to open the book and find out what happens next! Joe Jusko is renowned for his highly realistic and detailed work in the comics and the fantasy genres. He is one of the most prolific illustrators working in the medium today and his depictions of Marvel characters are among his most desirable. This artwork was also licensed for use in the 2013 Marvel Fleer Retro trading card set for the rare insert chase card sub-set, the 1991 Marvel Universe, on cards #14 (Mr. Fantastic) and #17 (The Thing). The piece is accompanied by a copy of published comic book.

 

Check out more details on this piece on C.A.F. (Comic Art Fans):

 

You can see the published cover, as well as how this artwork was used as a licensed image for publication on trading cards too!

 

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1150635

 

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