2002 March Comic Auction - Session 1

Air Fighters Comics #2 Mile High pedigree (Hillman Fall, 1942). Finding the opportunity to purchase the Mile High copy of any significant key issue is

Air Fighters Comics vol. 2 #3 Mile High pedigree (Hillman Fall, 1943). Another prime example from the Mile High collection that exhibits minor imperfe

Air Fighters Comics vol. 2 #5 Mile High pedigree (Hillman, 1944). Great action cover as Airboy, guns a'blazing, tears down the "rising sun&...

Airboy Comics vol. 2 #11 Double cover (Hillman, 1945). A sometimes overlooked title, Airboy has long attracted an underground fan base who love this s

Airboy Comics vol. 2 #12 Crowley pedigree (Hillman, 1946). A bizarre horror cover with a Valkyrie appearance makes this a tough issue of this title to

All-New Comics #11 (Harvey, 1945). Alex Schomburg most certainly got around during the Golden Age, producing covers for several different companies, i

America's Greatest Comics #1 (Fawcett, 1941). This classic Mac Raboy image was the first time all the major Fawcett characters appeared together...

Archie #1 (Archie, 1942). If you ask a stranger (a non-collector, of course) what comic characters he's aware of, you'll find Archie far up ...

Archie #30 (Archie, 1948). Featuring America's typical teenager in another zany adventure, this copy is stunning, with razor-sharp edges and whi...

Astonishing #14 File copy (Atlas, 1952). Of the many comics Atlas produced during the '50s, pre-code horror remains the most sought-after, remai...