2002 March Comic Auction - Session 1

Green Hornet Comics #40 (Harvey, 1948). The Green Hornet is one of the great American heroes. Created as a radio series in 1936 by George W. Trendle,

Green Hornet Comics #41 (Harvey, 1948). An excellent cover, and sterling interior work from Al Avison enlivens this fast-paced issue based on the imme

Green Hornet Comics #42 File Copy (Harvey, 1948). An absolutely beautiful later issue of Green Hornet, this issue has a terrific cover of the Hornet r

Guns Against Gangsters #6 (Novelty Press, 1949). One of the coolest L. B. Cole covers ever features a shark even "Jaws" would be intimidat...

Haunted Thrills #1 Aurora pedigree (Farrell, 1952). The first issue of this classic pre-code title, this copy hails from a pedigree collection, and it

Headline Comics #40 Mile High pedigree (Prize Comics, 1950). This tough-to-find crime comic looks fabulous! Highlighted by a cool photo cover and inte

Hit Comics #1 (Quality, 1940). A very pretty copy with exceptional color and a classic Lou Fine cover, this issue introduced such "quality"...

Hit Comics #9 (Quality, 1941). Offered here is a great early Quality book with a terrific Lou Fine Neon cover. Displaying a high degree of eye-appeal

Hit Comics #19 Rockford pedigree (Quality, 1942). Hit Comics remains the penultimate title produced by Quality, featuring a fabulous run of Lou Fine a

Hit Comics #34 Crowley pedigree (Quality, 1944). Featuring Kid Eternity, who enjoyed a long run in Hit Comics starting with issue #25. This copy is ne

Hit Comics #38 Crowley pedigree (Quality, 1945). A near-perfect copy with a very eye-catching cover! No visible defects to speak of, outside of the mo

Hopalong Cassidy #24 (Fawcett, 1948). A beautiful painted cover highlights this issue detailing the adventures of "the most fearless sheriff of...

Jamboree Comics #2 (Round, 1946). An ultra-attractive funny animal comic with an unusual black cover. Black cover comics are particularly difficult to

Jumbo Comics #10 (Fiction House, 1939). Key issue of this important Fiction House title. Highlighted by a classic science fiction cover by the legenda

Jungle Comics #1 (Fiction House, 1940). One of the classic first issues put out by Fiction House, Jungle Comics #1, along with Planet Comics #1 and Fi

Jungle Comics #89 (Fiction House, 1947). A sharp, solid issue featuring Kaanga the Jungle Lord, Tabu, and other jungle favorites. Always popular with

Katy Keene #4 (Archie, 1951). America's Pin-Up Queen, Katy Keene is a popular but hard to find title. Classic Bill Woggon art highlights this at...

Killers #2 (Magazine Enterprises, 1948). Ogden Whitney offers another great cover full of violence in the last issue of this title, featuring early ar

Liberty Comics #11 (Green Publishing Co., 1946). This scarce book, offered here in near perfect condition, is notorious for the cross-dressing panels

Liberty Comics #11 (Green Publishing Co., 1946). An esoteric book from the 1940s, featuring MLJ's Wilbur and an amusing cover. This book appears...