2002 December Comic Auction - Dallas Texas. Sale #805 - Session 3

Robert Crumb - Original Cover Art for Motor City Comics #2 (Rip Off Press, 1970). It's Lenore Goldberg and her girl commandos getting busted by ...

Robert Crumb - Original Cover Art for Mr. Natural #2 (San Francisco Comic Book Company, 1971) From the mind of Robert Crumb comes the eternal hippie,

Robert Crumb - Original Illustration, "Rollergirl" (1995). Crumb is famous for his love of big-boned women. It shows in this 1995 piece of...

Charles Crumb - Original Sketch Page (undated). Charles, oldest brother to Robert Crumb, did this amazing, and bizarre, page of pencil sketches. It is

Robert Crumb - Original Art for Zap #12, Complete 11-page Story, "Cave Wimp" (Apex Novelties, 1988). This is Crumb at his best: irreverent...

Jack Davis - Original Art for Haunt of Fear #26, Complete 7-page Story, "Comes the Dawn!" (EC, 1954). EC forever changed the level of qual...

Jack Davis - Original Art for Mad #23, Partial Story for "Scenes We'd Like to See!" (EC, 1955). This lot features pages 2 through 7 of...

Jack Davis - Original Art for Shock Suspense #2, Complete 6-page Story, "The Patriots" (EC, 1952). Jack Davis, penciler and inker, was one...

Ray Dirgo - Original Cover Art for Yogi Bear #17 (Charlton, 1972). The cover has a paste-up title, and Boo-Boo also pre-printed logos for Charlton. An

Steve Ditko and Romeo Tanghal - Original Splash Page Art for Adventure Comics #472 (DC Comics, 1980). Between the time that Ted Knight took to the ski

Steve Ditko and Sal Trapani - Original Art for Forbidden Worlds #138, Complete 3-page Story, "You'll Know No Rest!" (ACG, 1966). This ...

Steve Ditko - Original Art for Ghostly Haunts #46, page 5 (Charlton, 1975). Steve Ditko lends a deft hand to this horrific page from "The Deepe...

Steve Ditko - Original Art for Scary Tales #11, Title Page and Complete 5-page Story, "The Unicorn!" (Charlton, 1977). Here's your cha...

Steve Ditko - Original Art for Showcase #73, page 2 (DC, 1968). Jack Ryder, aka the Creeper, makes his debut in this story from Showcase #73. Steve Di

Steve Ditko - Original Art for Showcase #73, page 14 (DC, 1967). The Creeper drops in on the bad guys in this spectacular half-splash from his debut s

Steve Ditko - Original Splash Page for Showcase #73 "The Coming of the Creeper!!" (DC, 1967). Despite being Steve Ditko's most intrigu...

Mort Drucker - Original Art for Mad #63, Complete 4-page Story, "John Wayne on the Set of the Alamo" (EC, 1961). Mort Drucker quickly beca...

Jill Elgin - Original Art for Speed Comics #29, Complete 8-page Story, "Girl Commandos" (Harvey, 1943). This story is just pure fun as the...

Lee Elias - Original Cover Art for Black Cat #49 (Harvey, 1954). Some people have a fear of burning to death, or drowning, or of falling from a tall b

Lee Elias - Original Cover Art for Tomb of Terror #12 (Harvey, 1953). For "Tales Beyond Belief and Imagination," look no further than the ...

Al Feldstein - Original Cover Recreation for Weird Fantasy #15 (2002). Famous for his legendary contributions to the EC canon, Al Feldstein has deligh

Virgil Finlay - Original Pulp Illustration (undated). One of the most respected science fiction artists of the 20th century, Finlay was a master illus

Virgil Finlay - Original Pulp Illustration (undated). This is an excellent example of the hyper-detailed rendering of one of the greatest fantasy arti

Ramona Fradon and Vince Colletta - Original Cover Art for Super Friends #9 (DC, 1977). Here we go... Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Robin, Aquaman, H

Frank Frazetta - Original Oil Painting, "Brooklyn Dreams" (1962). Brooklyn Dreams is an oil painting by the great Frank Frazetta that was ...

Frank Frazetta - Original Illustration for Edgar Rice Burroughs' Chessmen of Mars (Doubleday, 1973). An energetic illustration from the brush of...

Frank Frazetta - Unused Preliminary Illustration for Shock Illustrated #4, "Came the Dawn" (EC, 1954). This preliminary illustration for t...

Frank Frazetta - Unused Preliminary Illustration for Shock Illustrated #4, "Came the Dawn" (EC, 1954). This preliminary illustration for t...

Frank Frazetta - Original Illustration for Tarzan and the Lost Empire (Ace, 1962). Universally acknowledged as one of the finest artists ever to bring

Kelly Freas - Original Pulp Illustration (undated). Whether you've seen his work gracing record covers, book jackets, or the covers of Mad Magaz...

Blas Gallego - Original Illustration, "The Hot Date" (undated). From primal man to fabulous babe, Blas Gallego can do it all. This strikin...

Tomas Giorello - Original Illustration, "Enchantress" (undated). Is this Zatanna on her day off or Vampirella during a relaxing night at h...

Sam Glanzman - Original Art for G. I. Combat #253, pages 2 and 3 (DC, 1983). This dynamic two-page spread is a fine example from the capable hand of S

Sam Glanzman - Original Cover Recreation for Jungle Tales of Tarzan #2 (2000). This is a nice, bright watercolor by Sam Glanzman, recreating an entire

Sam Glanzman - Original Art Robin Hood Portfolio Illustration (1990). This is an incredible piece of art by a well-respected, but not well-known, arti

Sam Glanzman - Original Cover Art for Saigon Chronicles #1 (ACG, 1998). Universally regarded as one of the greatest war comics artists ever to hold a

Stan Goldberg - Original Art for Millie the Model #127, pages 5, 10 and 16 (Marvel, 1965). Believe it or not, there used to be comics written and draw

Chester Gould - Original Cover Art for Dick Tracy Comics Monthly #42 (Harvey, 1951). America's favorite lawman, the lantern-jawed Dick Tracy, fa...

Jerry Grandenetti - Original Art for Sick #109, Complete 5-page Story, "Blarney Miller" (Charlton, 1976). This story showcases Jerry Grand...

Jerry Grandenetti and Bernard Sachs - Original Splash Page Art for Our Army at War #33, page 1 (DC, 1955). This is the splash page for the fourth stor

Tony Harris - Original Cover Art for Dr. Strange: The Flight of Bones #1 (Marvel, 1998). This highly individual painting by master craftsman Tony Harr

Russ Heath - Original Art for Creepy #92, Complete 8-page Story (Warren, 1976). That toddlin' town gets the Russ Heath treatment in "The Ex...

Russ Heath - Original Art for G.I. Combat #148, Complete 14-page Story, "The Gold-Plated General" (DC Comics, 1971). One of the finest art...

Russ Heath - Original Cover Art for Epic Graphic Novel: Hearts and Minds (Marvel, 1990). Artist par excellence Russ Heath sets his sights high with th

Russ Heath - Original Art for Epic Graphic Novel: Hearts and Minds (Marvel, 1990).Over the last 50 or so years, we've come to understand that wa...

Russ Heath - Original Art for Ka-Zar #12 (Marvel, 1975). Highly regarded for his war comics work, with its uncanny attention to detail, here Russ Heat

Russ Heath and Harvey Kurtzman - Original Layouts, Color Comps and Pencils for Little Annie Fanny, Chapter X (Playboy Ent., 1963). Born of the mutual

Russ Heath - Original Art for The Big Book of Little Criminals, Complete 4-page Story, "'Pittsburgh' Phil Strauss" (Paradox Press,...

Russ Heath - Original Art for Our Army at War #247, Complete 14-page Story, "The Vision" (DC, 1972). Russ Heath's '70s war stories...

Russ Heath - Original Art for Our Army at War #251, Complete 14-page Story, "The Iron Major" (DC, 1972). "We will see which is strong...

Russ Heath - Original 2-Page Splash for Our Army at War #262 (DC, 1973). When you think of Russ Heath's '70s war stories, you think of the a...

Russ Heath - Original Art for Penthouse Comics, Complete 12-page Story, "Pirate Hearts, Part III" (Penthouse, undated). There's no dou...

Russ Heath - Original Art for Cover, Pin-up and Complete 21-page Story for Punisher #26 (Marvel, 1989). If down and dirty action is your scene, and gr

Russ Heath - Original Art for Punisher, Vol. 2, #89, Complete 20-page Story (Marvel, 1994). When his family was gunned down by mobsters, Frank Castle

Russ Heath - Original Art for Sea Devils #1, page 7 (DC, 1961). Russ Heath is regarded as one of the finest illustrators to ever work in the comic boo

Russ Heath - Original Art for The National Lampoon Encyclopedia of Humor, Complete 8-page Story, "Swamp Sluts" (National Lampoon, 1973). O...

Russ Heath - Original Art for The Complete Book of Thugs, Complete 6-page Story, "The Doolin Gang" (Paradox Press, 1996). Dubbed "The...

Russ Heath - Original Art for Vampire Tales #9, Complete 5-page Story, "Blood Lunge" (Marvel, 1974). A dark, moody story of a vampire'...

Russ Heath - Original Art for Vampirella #78, Complete 12-page Story, "Zooner or Later" (Warren, 1979). Be careful what you wish for... yo...

Don Heck - Original Art for Tales of Suspense #42 "Trapped by the Red Barbarian" - Complete 13-Page Story (Marvel, 1963). Stan Lee, in tru...

Don Heck - Original Art for Tales to Astonish #43, Complete 13-page Story (Marvel, 1963). Ant-Man fights off premature aging and liver spots in this s

Don Heck - Original Art for Tales To Astonish #48, Complete 13-page Story, "The Porcupine" (Marvel, 1963). Great-looking early Marvel stor...

Steven Hickman - Original Painting, "The Riders" (1983). One of the top fantasy and science fiction illustrators in the world today, Hugo-...

Al Hubbard - Original art for Woodsy Owl #1 Complete book 25-page story (Gold key, 1973). We have the entire comic to this humor classic from nearly 3

Carmine Infantino - Original Batmobile Promotional Illustrations (undated). Created for Warner Bros. licensing department, during the release of the f

Carmine Infantino and Alfredo Alcala - Original Illustration for T-shirt Design (undated). Swamp Thing gets the Carmine Infantino treatment here in th

Graham Ingels - Original Art for Tim Holt #6, page 14 (Magazine Entertainment, 1949). You get two, count 'em two, large panels of rugged cowboy ...

Klaus Janson - Original Art for Star Wars Annual #3, page 16 (Marvel, 1983). An simple little science fiction film that has become part of our cultura

Jeffrey Jones - Original Art Flash Gordon #13, page 11 (Charlton, 1968). Known today primarily as a fine artist, Jeffrey Jones began his artistic care

Jeffrey Jones - Original Art for Flash Gordon #13, page 12 (Charlton, 1968). This page has everything a serious art collector could possibly want: a c

Jeffrey Jones - Original Art for Flash Gordon #13, page 13 (Charlton, 1968). Who says 13 is an unlucky number? Not when it's page 13 of issue 13...

Jeff Jones - Original Oil Painting "After the Fire" (undated). Combining classical illustrative techniques with current sensibilities, Jef...

Jeff Jones - Original Oil Painting "Cave Girl" (1998). Produced for his 1998 Edgar Rice Burroughs calendar, this painting is surely one of...

Jeff Jones - Original Oil Painting "Viking Charge" (undated). The years 850-1050 AD are known as "The Viking Years", that period...

Gil Kane and Jack Abel - Original Art for Batman #208, pages 7, 9, and 10, "The Women in Batman's Life!" (DC, 1969). This set of three...

Gil Kane and Murphy Anderson - Original Art for Green Lantern #1, Complete 15-page Story "The Planet of Doomed Men" (DC, 1960). A rare gem...

Gil Kane and Joe Giella - Original Art for Green Lantern #8, page 9 (DC, 1961). From the classic "Challenge From 5700 A.D." story, this is...

Gil Kane and Joe Giella - Original Art from Green Lantern #8, page 18 (DC, 1961). Here's a unique treat... Gil Kane and Joe Giella's origina...

Gil Kane - Original Art for Tales of the Green Lantern Corps Annual #1, page 30 (DC, 1985). Gil Kane is probably near or at the top of every comic col

Gil Kane - Original Illustration, "Star Hawks" (NEA, 1978). This is a promotional piece, done with markers, that was produced for the Star...

Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia - Original Cover Art for Sub-Mariner #42 (Marvel, 1971). Subby is caught in the clutches of a well-toned beast in this bril

Gil Kane and Tom Palmer - Original Cover Art for Man-Thing #10 (Marvel, 1974). Powerhouse pencils by veteran Gil Kane splattered with dark moody inks

Gil Kane - Original Art for Tales of Suspense #88, page 19 (Marvel, 1967). Born out of the seething cauldron of World War II, Captain America has uphe

Gil Kane and Tom Palmer - Original Cover Art for Tomb of Dracula #3 (Marvel, 1972). This is one of the cleanest examples of cover art by Gil Kane to c

Gil Kane - Original Cover Art for Tomb of Dracula #15 (Marvel, 1973). Gil Kane felt he did his best work for Marvel during the early- to mid-'70...

Ken Kelly - Original Cover Art for Vampirella #6 (Warren, 1970). One of the most popular horror magazines to come out of the Warren stable, Vampirella

Ken Kelly - Original Painting, "Kingdom of The Knights" (undated). A masterful painting by one of the leading fantasy artists of modern ti...

Ken Kelly - Original Painting, "The Mighty King" (undated). For sheer animal ferocity, none can match Kong, the Eighth Wonder of the World...

Sam Kieth - Original Art for Marvel Comics Presents #92, page 2, "Blood Hungry, Part 8" (Marvel, 1991). A Sam Kieth page must be seen to b...

Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers - Original Art for Avengers #1, page 2 (Marvel, 1963). Take a look at this blast from the past from the historic first issue

Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers - Original Art for Avengers #16, page 6 (Marvel, 1964). This page is from the classic issue of Avengers that featured the ne

Jack Kirby and Joe Simon - Original Art for Bulls-Eye #4 Complete 8-page Story, "Doom Town" (Mainline, 1955). Wow! This is classic Simon a...

Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers - Original Art for Fantastic Four #10, page 5 (Marvel, 1963). In 1961, a revolution occurred. Not in Cuba, not in Russia, no

Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers - Original Art for Fantastic Four #14, page 5 (Marvel, 1962 ). A rather pensive page of original artwork from this early FF

Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers - Original Art for The Fantastic Four #14, page 7 (Marvel, 1963). Namor dominates this exciting page from a classic early is

Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers - Original Art for Fantastic Four #14, page 8 (Marvel, 1963). Jack Kirby has long been regarded as one of the most important

Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers - Original Art for Fantastic Four #14, page 16 (Marvel, 1963). This is a great example of classic art by Kirby and Ayers tha

Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers - Original Art for Fantastic Four #14, page 21 (Marvel, 1963). This awesome page not only features the Fantastic Four, Sub-M

Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott - Original Art for Fantastic Four #58, page 10 (Marvel, 1967). Kirby and Sinnott are possibly the most revered team ever to

Jack Kirby, Sol Brodsky and Dick Ayers - Original Splash Page Art for Fantastic Four Annual #1, page 58 (Marvel, 1963). Here's a bit of history ...