2002 March Comic Auction - Session 2

Frank King - Original Art for Gasoline Alley daily dated March 17, 1921 (Chicago Tribune, 1921). One of the foremost comic strips in American history,

Frank King - Original Art for Gasoline Alley Sunday dated April 1, 1923 (Chicago Tribune, 1923). A wonderful Sunday page featuring Walt and baby Skee

George Herriman - Original Art for Krazy Kat Sunday dated 5-5-18 (King Features, 1918). Running from 1913 until the mid-1940s, Krazy Kat has been hail

George Herriman - Original Art for Krazy Kat Specialty Piece (No Publisher, undated). Krazy Kat, Ignatz Mouse and Offisa Pup graced America's co...

George Herriman - Original Art for Krazy Kat Sunday dated 12-6-1942 (1942). Another Krazy Kat Sunday by the incomparable George Herriman, autographed

Sidney Smith - Original Comic Strip Art for The Gumps (Chicago Tribune Syndicate, 1934). Sidney Smith's "The Gumps" was one of the mos...

Al Capp - Original Comic Strip Art for Li'l Abner (United Features Syndicate, 1938). Al Capp created this classic hillbilly strip in 1934 and i...

Al Capp - Original Comic Strip Art for Li'l Abner (United Features Syndicate, 1944). Once again, Abner's favorite cartoon gumshoe, Fearless ...

Al Capp - Original Comic Strip Art for Li'l Abner (United Features Syndicate, 1944). Continuing the "Rat Top" storyline from the previ...

Al Capp - Original Comic Strip Art for Li'l Abner (United Features Syndicate, 1948). A wonderful Li'l Abner daily, this has the loveable bum...

Al Capp - Original Art for Li'l Abner Sunday dated 7-25-48 (United Features Syndicate, 1948). This great Sunday page features Li'l Abner rea...

Al Capp - Original Art for Li'l Abner Daily dated 10-27-48 (United Features Syndicate, 1948). An early and important Al Capp daily from the firs...

Frank Frazetta - Original Art for L'il Abner Daily dated 6-17-57(United Features Syndicate, 1957). One of the longest running strips in American...

Hal Foster - Original Art for Prince Valiant Sunday dated 1-29-39 (King Features Syndicate, 1939). Arguably America's greatest contribution to ...

Hal Foster - Original Tarzan Sunday dated 3-26-33 (United Features Syndicate, 1933). Harold R. (Hal) Foster took over the job of drawing the Tarzan Su

Hal Foster - Original Art for Tarzan Sunday dated 4-2-33 (United Feature Syndicate, 1933). In this page, Tarzan swings through the trees to rescue the

Hal Foster - Original Art for Tarzan Sunday dated 8-21-32 (United Features Syndicate, 1932). A great Hal Foster original titled "At the Gravey...

Hal Foster - Original Art for Tarzan Sunday dated 1-20-35 (United Features Syndicate, 1935). An exciting Tarzan Sunday, "Dester Molu's Fate...

Burne Hogarth - Original Art for Tarzan Sunday dated 8-15-43 (United Features Syndicate, 1943). Burne Hogarth is one of the most influential artists i

Harold Gray - Original Comic Strip Art for Little Orphan Annie dated 7-7-44 (Chicago Tribune Syndicate, 1944). Despite the long and legendary run of L

Rudolph Dirks - Original Comic Strip Art for The Captain and the Kids (United Features Syndicate, 1952). Rudolph Dirks was the cartoonist who originat

Milton Caniff - Original Art Illustration (1951). Milton Caniff - the name conjures up images of rogues and femmes fatales, flowing from the pages of

Robert Ripley - Original Comic Strip Art for Ripley's Believe It or Not (1929). Robert Ripley gained fame by gathering bits and pieces of weird ...

George Swanson - Original Comic Strip Art for "Flop Family" (King Features Syndicate, 1968). During the 1960s, a massive number of humor s...

Bob Kane Studio - Original Comic Strip Art for Batman (DC, 1944). Batman dailies are extremely rare and sought-after, especially strips from the war y

Mort Walker - Original Comic Strip Art for Beetle Bailey (King Features Syndicate, 1966). Mort Walker nails it with this incisive Batman parody. Done

Al Taliaferro - Original Comic Strip Art (1967). Donald Duck, aside from being a very recognizable character, has also been in the dailies since 1936

Harvey Kurtzman and Dan Barry - Original Art for Flash Gordon daily dated 4/16/52 (King Features Syndicate, 1952). Dan Barry took over the Flash Gordo

Unidentified Artist - Conceptual Painting for the Batman TV series (1960s). An interesting piece of comic book and TV history, this is a hand-painted

Unidentified Artist - Conceptual Painting for the Batman TV series (1960s). A fascinating look "behind the scenes" of Batman, one of the m...

Unidentified Artist - Conceptual Painting for the Batman TV series (1960s). A particularly nice example of a concept painting from the popular TV show

Unidentified Artist - Conceptual Painting for the Batman TV series (1960s). Proving that even the mundane can be exciting, this concept painting for t

Unidentified Artist - Conceptual Painting for the Batman TV series (1960s). You...will...buy...this...piece! A concept painting from the still-popular

Unidentified Artist - Conceptual Painting for the Batman TV series (1960s). Even the Dominoed Daredoll has to have some down time. In this concept pai

Unidentified artist - Conceptual Painting for the Batman TV series (1960s). A bizarre juxtaposition, this concept painting (used for the Batman TV sho

Unidentified Artist - Conceptual Painting for the Batman TV series (1960s). What could be more innocent than a jolly circus clown? It's up to th...

Unidentified Artist - Conceptual Painting for the Batman TV series (1960s). The Clown Prince of Crime, the Knave of Hearts, the Harlequin of Hate...ca

Unidentified Artist - Conceptual Painting for the Batman TV series (1960s). An eggs-citing piece, eggs-travagantly presented, this is an eggs-quisite

Dick Ayers - Original Cover Art for Sgt. Fury #33 (Marvel, 1966). Sgt. Fury, chomping on his cigar, spraying the Axis soldiers with his tommy gun, wit

Dick Ayers - Original Art for Sgt. Fury Annual #1 (Marvel, 1965). This engaging splash page shows Sgt. Fury striking an intimidating pose, accompanied

Dick Ayers - Original Art for Tales to Astonish #59 (Marvel, 1964). Hulk Must Smash! If you want a Hulk piece with lots of action, this is the page fo

Dick Ayers - Original Art for Tales to Astonish #60 (Marvel, 1964). This incredible splash page is a nice piece of large art from a key Marvel issue.

Dick Ayers - Original Cover Art for Two-Gun Kid #90 (Marvel,1967). An explosive image of the Two-Gun Kid battling a bad guy. The main figure measures

John Buscema - Original Art Cover Recreation for Avengers King-Size Special #2 (undated). Believed to be Buscema's crowning achievement outside ...

John Buscema - Original Art for Tarzan #5, page 30 (Marvel, 1977). Tarzan, the Lord of the Jungle, comes to life in this action-packed page. This piec

Sal Buscema - Original Cover Art for Marvel's Greatest Comics #36 (Marvel, 1972). If there is one revolution that is taking place in today'...

Steve Ditko and George Bell - Original Art for Tales to Astonish #60 (Marvel, 1964). An historic piece of artwork by comic legend Steve Ditko, this, t

Joe Jusko - Original Oil Painting - "Dr. Doom" (Marvel, 1998). The Lord of Latveria, Dr. Victor von Doom, rages against the heavens themse...

Jack Kirby and Mike Royer - Original Art for Captain America #201, page 31 (Marvel, 1976). Featuring a cliff-hanger on this last page of the issue, ou

Jack Kirby and Chick Stone - Original Art for Fantastic Four #30, page 18 (Marvel, 1964). Jack Kirby drawing the Fantastic Four...what more can any or