ComicLink Featured Auction Original Art Session Ends Today, Tuesday, March 2nd 0

[ComicLink Rick]

 

Hi everyone. Rick from ComicLink here. I just wanted to remind everyone that today, Tuesday, March 2nd, is the final day of the Winter Featured Auction Original Art Session featuring very desirable artwork from the worlds of comics and fantasy.  With hundreds of great pieces to choose from, you are sure to find something you'll want to add to your art collection.  Lots will start closing at 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT.  

Highlights include the magnificent Frank Frazetta oil painting shown below, "The Disagreement"'; John Romita cover to Amazing Spider-Man #91; Mark Bagley First version cover to Amazing Spider-Man #361, the now historic introduction of Carnage; Barry Windsor-Smith Conan the Barbarian #5 cover; Humberto Ramos Amazing Spider-Man V2014 #4 variant cover featuring the introduction of Silk; Jack Kirby Journey Into Mystery #97 'twice-up' page 1 title splash with a large image of Thor spinning his hammer, plus Kirby pages from Fantastic Four #18 and Journey Into Mystery #84; John Byrne X-Men #122 page 1 title splash featuring and #137 (Finale of 'Dark Phoenix Saga') page with the X-Men battling the Imperial Guard, plus the X-Men: Illustrations Portfolio cover; Jim Lee Uncanny X-Men #276 splash with classic image of Wolverine killing Professor X; Todd McFarlane Spider-Man #11 splash with a large image of McSpidey in wall-crawling action; Steve Ditko Captain Atom #80 'twice-up' cover from the Silver Age; Sam Kieth Marvel Comics Presents #104 cover with Ghost Rider and Doctor Strange; George Perez Infinity Gauntlet #1 page where Thanos reveals to Mephisto and Death his plan to kill 50% of all life in the universe and Avengers #10 cover; J. Scott Campbell X-Men: Blue #1 variant cover with mini-skirt Jean Grey and the rest of the original team, plus Spider-Gwen #1 variant cover; Olivier Coipel and Gabriele Dell'Otto painted Marvel Mega-Poster; Frank Frazetta John Carter Warlord of Mars novel illustration with Dejah Thoris.  This is just the tip of the iceberg as you'll find hundreds of outstanding examples to bid on.