2002 March Comic Auction - Session 1

Rangers Comics #31 Rockford pedigree (Fiction House, 1946). Another great Fiction House cover featuring a scantily-clad damsel awaiting her demise. A

Rangers Comics #36 (Fiction House, 1947). By the late 1940s, Fiction House had cornered the market on the babe-n-baddie theme, printing some of the mo

Robotmen of the Lost Planet #1 (Avon, 1952). Avon is best known for its classic science-fiction comics produced during the genre's peak in the e...

Rocket to the Moon #nn White Mountain pedigree (Avon, 1951). Featuring a Joe Orlando cover and interior art, this Avon one-shot adapts Otis Aldebert K

Romantic Love #1 (Avon, 1949). Scarce high-grade copy has an attractive painted cover by Everett Raymond Kinstler. Almost never seen for sale in any c

Roundup #4 Mile High pedigree (D.S. Publishing, 1949). A nice book from the Mile High collection, this book still has the terrific eye-appeal the coll

Roy Rogers Comics #7 (Dell, 1948). A truly classic run of westerns, Roy Rogers features some great photo covers, one of which is seen here. This copy

Science Comics #2 (Fox, 1940). Another scarce early Fox comic book with a classic Lou Fine Dynamo cover and interior art by George Tuska. An attractiv

Seven Seas Comics #1 (Universal Phoenix Feature, 1946). This rarely-seen seafaring adventure comic features outstanding "good girl" art by...

Seven Seas Comics #6 (Universal Phoenix Feature, 1947). Seven Seas has always been "hot " in the comic world. With Matt Baker art on every...