2002 March Comic Auction - Session 1

Mad Hatter #1 Mile High pedigree (O.W. Comics, 1946). In this landmark first issue, Freddy the Firefly, a clone of Timely's Human Torch, and Dan...

Mary Marvel Comics #1 (Fawcett, 1945). Captain Marvel's adorable sister originally debuted in Captain Marvel Adventures #18, and was an immediat...

Mask Comics #1 (Rural Home, 1945). This highly desirable book features a classic L.B. Cole cover. Covers by Cole are a well-established area of colle

Mask of Dr. Fu Manchu #1 (Avon, 1951). Fu Manchu made several sporadic appearances throughout the Golden Age, this time in a unique one-shot by Avon.

Master Comics #1 (Fawcett, 1940). Long considered by collectors to be the most desirable of the Fawcett titles, this book started it all. This large,

Master Comics #41 (Fawcett, 1943). A beautiful and patriotic Mac Raboy cover highlights this issue, which also includes a cool Minute Man story with t

Master Comics Group Lot Mile High pedigree (Fawcett, 1951). An attractive lot of three Masters hailing from the famous Mile High collection, all in mi

Meet Corliss Archer #1 Ohio pedigree (Fox, 1948). Corliss Archer ran for only three issues, but features some classic cheesecake art by Al Feldstein,

Military Comics #22 Mile High pedigree (Comic Magazines, 1943). The Blackhawk team is threatened by a menacing mysterious stranger on the front cover.

Military Comics #24 Crowley pedigree (Comic Magazines, 1943). Blackhawk remains an underrated character from the Golden Age, who always had a strong c

Military Comics #26 (Quality Comics, 1944). A nice copy of this high "Quality" comic. Qualitys are well-loved among collectors as they fea...

Military Comics #26 Crowley pedigree (Comic Magazines, 1944). With a great cover by Alex Kotzky, this is a superb copy with minimal wear. This stunnin

Military Comics #28 (Comic Magazines, 1944). An interesting cover featuring the Blackhawk team walking off into what appears to be a rising sun. Certa

Military Comics #36 Mile High pedigree (Comic Magazines, 1945). A great cover to go with one gorgeous book. This Mile High book is almost perfect in e

Mystery Men Comics #1 (Fox, 1939). One of the most important comics published by Fox, this issue introduced the Blue Beetle, one of the rare superhero

Mystery Men Comics #2 (Fox, 1939). Early Fox comics are extremely scarce and highly desirable. This is one tremendous comic book with a classic Lou F

Mystery Men Comics #3 (Fox, 1939). One of the most highly prized Golden Age comics, the Green Mask cover by Lou Fine is one of the all-time classics.

Mystery Men Comics #6 (Fox, 1940). Early issues of Fox titles are terrific values in today's market. Considering the overall quality of the art ...

National Comics #7 (Quality, 1941). This is a beautiful copy of a terrific comic book. The Uncle Sam cover, drawn by Lou Fine, is considered to be one

National Comics #41 Crowley pedigree (Quality, 1944). A tight, flat book, with very good eye-appeal which looks much nicer than the grade might indica