2002 March Comic Auction - Session 1

Weird Science-Fantasy Annual #2 (EC, 1953). Every year, EC would take all their unsold comics, design a new cover, have them rebound into a new comic

Weird Science-Fantasy Group Lot (EC, 1954-1955). Lot consists of issues #23, #25, #28, and #29. This fabulous group has the best artwork and story tel

40 Big Pages of Mickey Mouse #1 (Warner Books, 1936). This linen book is extremely rare and almost never offered for sale. It reprints Mickey Mouse Ma

Bringing Up Father Lot (Various Publishers, 1919). This lot is a gold-mine for the George McManus collector. Featured here are issues 1 thru 5, publis

Buck Rogers Kellogg's Premium #1 (Kellogg's, 1933). Given away to listeners of Kellogg's Buck Rogers Radio Program, this book was the f...

The Comics #1 (Dell, 1937). Before the superhero boom, comics in the 1930s depended mostly on strip reprints. Dell was a major player during that deca

Donald Duck Hardback (Grosset & Dunlap, 1936). An extremely rare book with different text and illustrations than the Donald Duck Linen Book whic...

Funnies #2 (Dell, 1936). An early comic consisting of strip reprints, this issue introduces Sheldon Mayer's popular character Scribbly to the se...

The Gumps Book #4 (Landfield-Kupfer Printing Co., 1918). The Gumps by Sidney Smith started out in the daily newspaper strips, and quickly led to a ser

Little Orphan Annie Hardback Lot (Cupples & Leon, 1927). This fascinating series of rare platinum-age books starts in 1926, when Harold Gray dec...