2002 March Comic Auction - Session 1

Top-Notch Comics #39 Mile High pedigree (MLJ, 1943). A beautiful example of this collectible title from the Mile High collection. The notation "...

Top-Notch Comics #40 Mile High pedigree (MLJ, 1943). After Archie's massive success, MLJ began to shift their focus to humor. Top-Notch slowly t...

Top-Notch Comics #42 Mile High pedigree (MLJ, 1943). Sporting a great Harry Sahle cover, this issue is from the famous Mile High collection, and sport

Top-Notch Comics #44 Mile High pedigree (MLJ, 1944). The second-to-last issue in the run, this is the final appearance in this title of Black Hood, w

Torchy #4 (Quality, 1950). An eye-popping good-girl cover by Gill Fox is definitely the highlight of this issue, though the interior work by Fox and l

Uncle Sam Quarterly #7 Crowley pedigree (Quality, 1943). Quality always put out strong material in the 1940s, and Uncle Sam is no exception. Running e

Uncle Scrooge Group Lot (Dell, 1954). Uncle Scrooge #4, #5, #7, #8, #9, and #59 in a nice high-grade group. Average grade: VF Off-white to white pages

Walt Disney's Vacation Parade #1 (Dell, 1950). Featuring Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse, with 55 pages of Carl Barks art. Dell Giants are very sca...

Weird Comics #17 Mile High pedigree (Fox, 1941). Featuring the Eagle swooping in to save Buddy from the Nazi invaders, and the origin of the Black Rid

Weird Tales of the Future #7 (Aragon, 1953). Hailing from one of the greatest horror runs of the early 1950s, this issue is a classic in itself, boast

Western Comics #28 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1951). Here is another exemplary copy from this popular run, featuring a great flag cover. A fresh copy tha

Western Fighters #1 (Hillman, 1948). Rare first issue of this undervalued title, this book features a great Simon and Kirby gunfight cover. Our hero,

Wings Comics #1 Allentown pedigree (Fiction House, 1940). One of the most popular Fiction House titles, Wings are chock-full of great WWII stories of

Wings Comics #2 (Fiction House, 1940). An issue that perfectly compliments the #1 for sale in this auction, featuring a great dive-bomb cover as a Hur

Witchcraft #5 Aurora pedigree (Avon, 1953). A very popular title among pre-code horror fans, this issue of Witchcraft sports an absolutely stunning pa

Witches Tales #8 Bethlehem pedigree (Harvey, 1952). This classic pre-code horror comic with a dynamic bondage cover shows an intense color strike, on

Wonder Comics #1 (Better Publications, 1944). An outstanding Alex Schomburg war cover, featuring the Grim Reaper defacing two axis flags as Hitler and

Wonder Comics #10 (Better Publications, 1947). As comics ventured into the post-WWII era, Alex Schomburg began to take on a more straightforward appro

Wonder Comics #11 (Better Publications, 1947). Featuring a great Graham Ingels cover, this book embodies what Golden Age covers are all about. An outs

Wonder Comics #12 (Better Publications, 1947). Graham Ingels was commissioned to draw two covers for Wonder, continuing Alex Schomburg's pattern...

Wonder Comics #13 (Better Publications, 1947). A superb example of Alex Schomburg's later airbrush style, we see our beautiful heroine tied to t...

Wonder Comics #15 (Better Publications, 1947). Far and away the best cover in the run, this one will surely see some heated bidding. Alex Schomburg na

Wonder Comics #19 (Better Publications, 1948). A fantastic copy from this high demand series features a great Alex Schomburg (Xela) outer space cover,

Wonder Comics #20 (Better Publications, 1948). A terrific example of this high demand comic, highlighted by a beautiful Schomburg (Xela) airbrush cove

Wow Comics #6 Pennsylvania pedigree (Fawcett, 1942). Gorgeous looking, pedigree book with historical importance. Along with the existing stars Mr. Sca

Zip Comics #1 (MLJ, 1940). This would be one of MLJ's bread-and-butter books until the advent of the still-popular Archie Andrews. MLJ's are...

Zip Comics #5 Mile High pedigree (MLJ, 1940). Steel Sterling smashes the enemy in a thrilling Charles Biro cover, highlighting this exceptional comic.

Zip Comics #6 (MLJ, 1940). Starring Steel Sterling, Man of Steel, Zip fired off some very interesting covers in the early days, this one being no exce

Zip Comics #27 Mile High pedigree (MLJ, 1942). A bold cover by Irv Novick graces this key issue, which features the first appearance of the Web, as we

Zip Comics #38 Mile High pedigree (MLJ, 1943). If you want a Mile High that embodies everything that is legendary about their quality, this is the bo