2002 March Comic Auction - Session 1

Fantastic Comics #9 Cosmic Aeroplane pedigree (Fox, 1940). Early Fox books in this grade are extremely rare. This is a great example from a respected

Fantastic Worlds Group Lot Bethlehem pedigree (Standard, 1952). Featured here are two of the three issue run, both with Alex Toth art, which exhibit o

Fight Comics #46 (Fiction House, 1946). A great good-girl cover highlights this post-war beauty. Tight and flat, with minimal wear and great color, th

Fighting Yank #18 (Nedor Publications, 1946). Schomburg goes for simplicity on this cover, as the Fighting Yank foils a midnight kidnapping with a soc

Flying Saucers #1 (Avon, 1950). Classic Avon sci-fi comic with a classic cover and an interior story by Wally Wood. Very good color saturation on this

Four Color Comics #9 (Dell, 1942). An historic key, this issue contains the first Donald Duck story drawn by Carl Barks, considered by many to be the

Four Color Comics #16 (Dell, 1941). This is the first Mickey Mouse comic book from 1941. There were other publications featuring Mickey but this is th

Four Color Comics #62 (Dell, 1945). Featuring "Donald Duck in Frozen Gold", a classic by the duck master himself, Carl Barks. One of the m...

Four Color Comics #108 (Dell, 1946). Another Barks classic, this one features an early Donald Duck appearance in the "Terror of the River"...

Funnies #59 Mile High pedigree (Dell, 1941). An outstanding Captain Midnight cover, the legendary Mile High pedigree, and the outstanding high grade c