2002 March Comic Auction - Session 1

Blue Ribbon #2 Hawkeye pedigree (MLJ, 1939). Before Archie came along, MLJ was mainly an action/adventure and superhero publisher, exemplified by this

Boy Comics #32 (Lev Gleason, 1947). A nice copy of a book that has proven difficult to find, especially in high-grade. This issue features a great Cr

Bruce Gentry #3 Mile High pedigree (Superior, 1949). Known for its great Jack Kamen covers, Bruce Gentry revels in cheesecake, a long-time collector f

Bulletman #2 (Fawcett, 1941). One of Fawcett's more popular characters, Bulletman won his own series after a popular run in Master Comics. Mac R...

Captain Marvel Adventures #9 (Fawcett, 1942). A very nice example of an early Captain Marvel, this book contains the first Otto Binder scripts on this

Captain Marvel Adventures #35 (Fawcett, 1944). The whimsical adventures of the Big Red Cheese, with the usual terrific artwork from C.C. Beck and Pete

Captain Marvel Jr #6 (Fawcett, 1943). A classic Mac Raboy cover shows Captain Marvel Jr. beating the stuffing out of a thug. This stunning, near flawl

Captain Marvel Jr #11 (Fawcett, 1943). Fawcett was lucky enough to land one of the most talented artists in the business when they employed Mac Raboy.

Clue Comics #1 (Hillman Fall, 1943). Clue Comics was Hillman's attempt at starting a superhero comic in the middle of World War II. However, it...

Crack Comics #14 Cosmic Aeroplane pedigree (Quality, 1941). Featuring Lou Fine's Black Condor, early issues of Crack are packed with high-qualit...