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