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...

Atomic Comics #1 (Green Publishing Co., 1946). The classic Fang Gow cover is generally considered to be a swipe of the cover to Detective Comics #8.

Atomic Comics #1 (Green Publishing Co., 1946). A solid copy of this rare book, well known for its cover swipe of Detective Comics #8. Tight and flat,

Attack on Planet Mars (Avon, 1951). A super cool sci-fi comic from the Avon "one-shot" series with interior art by Wally Wood, Joe Kubert ...

Avon Comics Group (Avon, 1950s). A nice mix of pre-code comics, this lot contains books from the horror, crime, science fiction and western genres. Lo

Beware #12 Bethlehem pedigree (Trojan/Prime, 1952). A high-quality pre-code horror book from a first tier pedigree, with a great cover and exceptional

Black Cat Mystery #31 File Copy (Harvey, 1952). Formerly a superhero book, Black Cat Mystery shifted gears into tales of terror in the last great days

Black Cat Mystery #36 File Copy (Harvey, 1952). A creepy pre-code horror title with outstanding artwork by Bob Powell. This book looks virtually flawl

The Black Terror #22 Ohio pedigree (Nedor Publications, 1948). One of Alex Schomburg's great run of covers, Black Terrors always seem to find th...

Blood Is the Harvest #nn (Catechetical Guild, 1950). Propaganda give-away comic produced at the apex of the cold war. Overstreet lists thirteen known

Blue Beetle #45 Mile High pedigree (Fox, 1947). Phenomenal Blue Beetle action cover with our hero fighting and overpowering gangsters while a gorgeous

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...

Crime Does Not Pay #40 Crowley pedigree (Lev Gleason, 1945). One of the foremost crime titles of the Golden Age, this fantastic book is almost never s

Daredevil Comics #1 (Lev Gleason, 1941). A classic Golden Age book featuring a unique photo-cover of Hitler getting it in the chops by Daredevil and p

Dell Giant Group Lot (Dell, 1955). Offered here is a small group of Dell Giants. These 84-page comics are ultra high-grade file copies, unread and und

Dell Giant Group Lot - Western Roundup File Copies (Dell, 1955). A great group of 84-page Dell Giants. This series is a compilation of Dell's st...

Dell Giant Group Lot- Western Roundup File Copies (Dell). These 84-page Dell Giant comics feature a compilation of Dell's stable of western star...

Do-Do #1 (Nationwide Publications, 1950). This little-seen half-size comic book (5" x 7 1/4") has charming funny animal circus stories tha...

Doc Savage Comics vol. 2, #7 (Street & Smith, 1943). Based on Lester Dent's popular pulp-magazine hero, the comic book version of Doc Savage...

Doll Man Quarterly #1 (Quality, 1941). After appearing in Feature Comics for almost two years, Doll Man made his solo debut in this issue, and would c

Donald Duck's Atom Bomb Cheerios Premium (Cheerios, 1947). This Cheerios premium is a very difficult item to find and has been banned from being...

Dynamic Comics #1 (Chesler, 1941). In 1941, Harry Chesler tried his luck at the superhero genre by releasing a new line of comics ("They'r...

Dynamic Comics #16 Crowley pedigree (Chesler, 1945). A truly classic issue with a great bondage cover and an early marijuana story, with art by the i

Dynamic Comics #20 (Chesler, 1946). A scarce, esoteric book, typically sought after for its "bare-breasted woman" cover (she's the on...

Eerie #4 Bethlehem pedigree (Avon, 1951). Featuring a Wally Wood cover, this issue takes us on a journey into the unknown, featuring stories like &q...

Ellery Queen #2 (Ziff-Davis, 1952). Wow! What an awesome cover! Bondage, cleavage and a red hot poker. It just doesn't get any better than that...

Exciting Comics #1 (Nedor Publications, 1940). The first issue of a great series, Nedor's flagship title would bring us the Black Terror with is...

Exciting Comics #56 Rockford pedigree (Nedor Publications, 1947). This book kicks off Alex Schomburg's Judy of the Jungle covers, which ran for ...

Exciting Comics #65 Okajima pedigree (Nedor Publications, 1949). Another Schomburg airbrush cover collectors fawn over, this one has Judy taking care

Famous Funnies #209 (Eastern Color, 1953). The first of the legendary Frank Frazetta covers leads off this stunning copy of Famous Funnies #209, with

Famous Funnies #209 (Eastern Color, 1953). One of the most gripping run of covers produced during the '50s, Frank Frazetta's work on Famous ...

Famous Funnies #210 (Eastern Color, 1954). The Frazetta run of Famous Funnies covers have always been highly prized by collectors. This is an exceptio

Famous Funnies #211 (Eastern Color, 1954). A spectacular copy of this sci-fi favorite, this run of Famous Funnies is known for its wonderful Buck Roge

Famous Funnies #211 (Eastern Color, 1954). These Frazetta Famous Funnies covers are mainstays of the hobby, eagerly sought by both comic and sci-fi co

Famous Funnies #211 (Eastern Color, 1954). A terrific looking book from the Frank Frazetta run of Buck Rogers covers with very light wear and very str

Famous Funnies #212 (Eastern Color, 1954). A nice mid-grade example of a truly classic book. With the classic Frank Frazetta flying saucer cover and a

Famous Funnies #212 (Eastern Color, 1954). One of the higher demand issues in the series, sporting a classic Frank Frazetta outer space cover and a Bu

Famous Funnies #213 (Eastern Color, 1954). This is a book any collector would be proud to own. A great Frank Frazetta cover highlights this classic is

Famous Funnies #214 (Eastern Color, 1954). A very attractive, high-grade book, this is currently the nicest copy graded by CGC. The cover, one of the

Famous Funnies #215 (Eastern Color, 1955). A very pretty copy with a stunning Frank Frazetta octopus cover. CGC notes, "Restoration includes: s...

Famous Funnies #216 (Eastern Color, 1955). A lovely copy with a cool Frank Frazetta cover (the last in this run). CGC notes, "Restoration inclu...

Fantastic Comics #3 (Fox, 1940). This issue spotlights a truly classic cover by Lou Fine, considered by many comics connoisseurs to be one of the fine

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

Funny Pages #10 (Centaur, 1937). This is a very scarce book, especially in this grade. Considering the stunning appearance, the great color (including

Gene Autry Comics Group Lot (Dell, 1955). Great group of Gene Autry Comics from an original owner collection. They are beautiful, glossy copies with w

Gene Autry Comics Group Lot (Dell, 1955). Great group of Gene Autry Comics from an original owner collection. They are beautiful, glossy copies with w

Gene Autry Comics Group Lot (Dell, 1955). Small group of Gene Autry Comics from an original owner collection. They are beautiful, glossy copies. The c

Gene Autry Comics Group Lot (Dell, 1955). Small group of Gene Autry Comics from an original owner collection. They are beautiful, glossy copies. The c

Ghost Comics #1 Bethlehem pedigree (Fiction House, 1951). A beautiful book with a stunning cover that seems to leap right off the very page! This boo

Ghost Comics #5 (Fiction House, 1952). Another bizarre pre-code horror cover fronts a lovely book with no noticeable defects, intense color and lumino

Great Comics #1 (Novack, 1945). An interesting one-shot featuring a great L.B. Cole cover done in the same vein as his work on Catman, as two savages

Green Hornet Comics #2 (Harvey, 1941). Born out of the pulps and later a highly-rated radio series, The Green Hornet has proven to be one of the most

Green Hornet Comics #28 Big Apple pedigree (Harvey, 1946). A beautiful high-grade copy of this thrilling adventure comic, based on the immensely popul

Green Hornet Comics #40 (Harvey, 1948). The Green Hornet is one of the great American heroes. Created as a radio series in 1936 by George W. Trendle,

Green Hornet Comics #41 (Harvey, 1948). An excellent cover, and sterling interior work from Al Avison enlivens this fast-paced issue based on the imme

Green Hornet Comics #42 File Copy (Harvey, 1948). An absolutely beautiful later issue of Green Hornet, this issue has a terrific cover of the Hornet r

Guns Against Gangsters #6 (Novelty Press, 1949). One of the coolest L. B. Cole covers ever features a shark even "Jaws" would be intimidat...

Haunted Thrills #1 Aurora pedigree (Farrell, 1952). The first issue of this classic pre-code title, this copy hails from a pedigree collection, and it

Headline Comics #40 Mile High pedigree (Prize Comics, 1950). This tough-to-find crime comic looks fabulous! Highlighted by a cool photo cover and inte

Hit Comics #1 (Quality, 1940). A very pretty copy with exceptional color and a classic Lou Fine cover, this issue introduced such "quality"...

Hit Comics #9 (Quality, 1941). Offered here is a great early Quality book with a terrific Lou Fine Neon cover. Displaying a high degree of eye-appeal

Hit Comics #19 Rockford pedigree (Quality, 1942). Hit Comics remains the penultimate title produced by Quality, featuring a fabulous run of Lou Fine a

Hit Comics #34 Crowley pedigree (Quality, 1944). Featuring Kid Eternity, who enjoyed a long run in Hit Comics starting with issue #25. This copy is ne

Hit Comics #38 Crowley pedigree (Quality, 1945). A near-perfect copy with a very eye-catching cover! No visible defects to speak of, outside of the mo

Hopalong Cassidy #24 (Fawcett, 1948). A beautiful painted cover highlights this issue detailing the adventures of "the most fearless sheriff of...

Jamboree Comics #2 (Round, 1946). An ultra-attractive funny animal comic with an unusual black cover. Black cover comics are particularly difficult to

Jumbo Comics #10 (Fiction House, 1939). Key issue of this important Fiction House title. Highlighted by a classic science fiction cover by the legenda

Jungle Comics #1 (Fiction House, 1940). One of the classic first issues put out by Fiction House, Jungle Comics #1, along with Planet Comics #1 and Fi

Jungle Comics #89 (Fiction House, 1947). A sharp, solid issue featuring Kaanga the Jungle Lord, Tabu, and other jungle favorites. Always popular with

Katy Keene #4 (Archie, 1951). America's Pin-Up Queen, Katy Keene is a popular but hard to find title. Classic Bill Woggon art highlights this at...

Killers #2 (Magazine Enterprises, 1948). Ogden Whitney offers another great cover full of violence in the last issue of this title, featuring early ar

Liberty Comics #11 (Green Publishing Co., 1946). This scarce book, offered here in near perfect condition, is notorious for the cross-dressing panels

Liberty Comics #11 (Green Publishing Co., 1946). An esoteric book from the 1940s, featuring MLJ's Wilbur and an amusing cover. This book appears...