2002 March Comic Auction - Session 2

Joe Orlando - Original Art for Weird Science #15 "Bum Steer" - Complete 7- Page Story (EC, 1952). Some of the most bizarre aliens ever to...

Wally Wood - Original Art for Mad #2 "Gookum!" - Complete 6-Page Story (EC, 1952). Humor in a jugular vein from one of the earliest issues...

Wally Wood - Original Art for Weird Fantasy #11, "The 10th at Noon" - Complete 6-Page Story (EC, 1952). The earliest of the complete EC s...

Wally Wood - Original Art for Weird Science-Fantasy #24, "...For Posterity" - Complete 8-Page Story (EC, 1954). The story Wally Wood was ...

Wally Wood - Original Art for Weird Science-Fantasy #27 "Adaptability" - Complete 7-Page Story (EC, 1955). Survival on a raw alien planet...

Wally Wood - Original Art for Weird Science-Fantasy #28, "The Inferiors" - Complete 8-Page Story (EC, 1955). Okay, you can see the ending...

Murphy Anderson - Original Art for Hawkman #1, page 12 (DC, 1964). Beginning a run that many collectors consider to be the high-point of Murphy Anders

Artist Unknown - Superman Tight Pencil Prelim for Mural (1940s). This pencil rough on tracing paper is believed to have been done in the 1940s. It dep

Wayne Boring and Stan Kaye - Original Art for Superman #95, page 4 (DC, 1955). A rare example from Superman's main artist of the 1950s, featurin...

Wayne Boring - Original Superman Painting (1981). Featuring a sultry mer-woman frolicking with a dolphin in an azure underwater seascape, this is not

Wayne Boring - Original Superman Painting (1981). If there is a piece that is appropriate for today's current political situation, this is it. ...

Nick Cardy - Original Cover Art for Wonder Woman #205 (DC, 1972). BOMBastic! Wonder Woman in all her glory! This cover captures the essence of the co

Kerry Gammill & Butch Guice - Original Cover Art to Action Comics #692 (DC, 1993). One of the most iconic images of Superman -- that of Clark Ke...

Carmine Infantino - Original Art for Showcase #8 (DC, 1957). From the earliest days of comics' Silver Age comes this stunning page from industry...

Carmine Infantino - Original Art for The Flash #128, page 14 (DC, 1962). Carmine Infantino, one of the stars of the DC firmament, is perhaps best reme

Bob Kane - Signed/Remarqued Batman Print (undated). A moody black and white piece that hearkens back to the earliest years of "The Bat-Man"...

Bob Kane - Signed/Remarqued Batman Print (undated). A striking color piece depicting the Batman in poses reminiscent of his earliest adventures. The r

Gil Kane - Original Cover Art for The Creeper #6 (DC, 1969). One of Steve Ditko's weirdest creations gets the heroic treatment from legendary ar...

Jack Kirby and Mike Royer - Superman Illustration (Early '70s). "The King" spent precious little time on Superman, and even his brief ...

Sheldon Moldoff and Charles Paris - Original Art for Detective Comics #219 (DC, 1955). The Dynamic Duo have come to save the day, succeeding with apl

Sheldon Moldoff - Hawkman Custom Illustrations (undated). One of the preeminent artists from the Golden Age, Shelly's Hawkman from the Flash se...

Sheldon Moldoff - Batman and Hawkman Custom Illustrations (undated). Produced by the legendary Sheldon "Shelly" Moldoff in the early '...

Sheldon Moldoff - Batman Splash Page Recreation (undated). This piece features one of the best-known characters Moldoff drew during the Golden and Sil

Win Mortimer - Original Art for The Brave and The Bold #64 (DC, 1965). This splash by Mortimer provides the full flavor of what one expects in a DC pa

Win Mortimer - Original Cover Art for Batman #79 (DC, 1953). Original art collecting is a fairly new phenomenon in the comic book market. Long thought

Win Mortimer - Cover Recreation for Detective Comics #170 (undated). Featured here is a rare Mortimer recreation of a cover he did for DC in 1951, fea

Martin Nodell - Cover Recreation of Green Lantern #1 (2002). Inspired by a switchman's green lantern used to give trains the go-ahead to proceed...

George Papp - Original Art for Superboy #90, page 23 (DC, 1961). Encapsulating Superboy's unique struggle with adolescence, we see what the Boy ...

Charles Paris and Alvin Schwartz - Original Art, Batman #52, page 10 (DC, 1949). Batman art of this vintage is very scarce, but offered here is an exc

Arthur Peddy and Bernard Sachs - Original Cover Art for All Star Comics #54 (DC, 1950). Although scarcely a household name, Arthur Peddy was a solid j

Fred Ray - Original Cover Art for Tomahawk #1 (DC, 1950). We are very pleased to offer this unique piece of comic book history. Original comic book co

Nestor Redondo - Original Cover Art for Swamp Thing #18 (DC, 1975). A worthy successor to Bernie Wrightson on Swamp Thing, Nestor Redondo brought a b

Jerry Robinson - Original Art for Batman #13 (DC, 1942). In the 1940s, if you picked up a Batman title, you were looking at Jerry Robinson's ren...

Norman Saunders - Original Batman Trading Card Artwork (Topps, 1966). Norman Saunders is one of the most important and prolific artists to illustrate

Mike Sekowsky - Original Art for Justice League #1, page 24 (DC, 1960). Wow! A splash from JLA #1. For all of those collectors who want to own a piece

Dick Sprang - Batman and Robin Christmas Illustration (1993). A beautiful drawing by the consummate Batman artist, here the Dynamic Duo send their bes

Dick Sprang - Recreation "The Joker's Millions" (undated). Dick Sprang began work on Batman during World War II. Consequently, a gener...

Dick Sprang - Cover Recreation of Detective Comics #136 (1991). A fantastic recreation rendered by one of Batman's pre-eminent Golden Age artist...

Curt Swan and Stan Kaye- Original Art for World's Finest #73, page 3 (DC, 1954). Collectors have long known how difficult it is to find this iss...

Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson - Original Cover Art for Superboy #181 (DC, 1972). A wonderful cover image from the "super" team of Curt Sw...

Curt Swan - Adventure #312 Cover Recreation (DC, 1994). Surely one of the best known and most beloved artists of the Silver Age of comics, Curt Swan...

Curt Swan - Superman #201 Cover Recreation (DC, 1994). After Joe Shuster, the artist most commonly associated with the Man of Steel is Curt Swan, who

Unidentified Artist - Original Superman Advertising Art (circa 1940). An enticing little piece of Superman history. Little historical information was

Unfinished Batman Original Art Panel Pages (DC, circa mid 1940s). Here is a unique piece, giving us a glimpse into the process of drawing Batman durin

Alex Schomburg - Original Art Illustration (1950s). Alex Schomburg - the name alone conjures up images of heroes fighting grotesque monsters and fiend

Berni Wrightson - Original Fantasy Painting (1977). Berni Wrightson is one of a handful of artists that defined an age in comicdom. His body of work i

Berni Wrightson - Original Art Horror Illustration (DC, 1974). A beautiful, lushly inked piece by horror maestro Berni Wrightson, this is an unpublish

Al Hirschfeld - Elvis Limited Print 150/150. To call Al Hirschfeld simply a "cartoonist" or "caricaturist" would be a disservice...

Jack Davis - Self-Portrait with The Crypt Keeper (2000). The master of satire, Jack Davis is probably the most-published artist of the 20th century. B

Dr. Seuss - Original Sketch "They Call Him Pat" (undated). Smiling is contagious! That motto is evident in all of Dr. Seuss' work. H...

Dr. Seuss - Original Green Eggs and Ham Sketch (undated). Green Eggs and Ham...those four simple words evoke the imagination in all of us. Dr. Seuss

Dr. Seuss Original Sketch (undated). Reminiscent of the Cat in the Hat, this image can't help but bring a smile to the face of everyone's in...

Walt Disney Signed Letter (1964). A cartoonist, motion picture producer, and businessman, Walt Disney was a legend in the entertainment industry whose

Walt Disney Signed Contract (1962). As the creator of Mickey Mouse, and the driving force behind one of the most important movie studios in Hollywood

Disney Studios - Original Advertising Art "Donald's Lucky Day" (Disney Studios, 1939). Good Housekeeping was one of the most popular m...

Boris Vallejo - Original Oil Painting Fantasy Female (1992). In the mid-'60s Boris Vallejo arrived in New York from Lima, Peru, and was able to ...

Ken Kelly - Original Oil Painting "Lion's Den" (1990). Surely one of the most vibrant Conan images ever created, this painting has be...

Ken Kelly - Original Oil Painting "El Borok" (undated). Depicting a mighty warrior in the throes of battle, one can almost hear the clang ...

Ken Kelly - Original Oil Painting "Daughter of Erlik Khan" (1977). A large-scale piece by acclaimed fantasy painter Ken Kelly, this piece ...

Ken Kelly - Original Oil Painting "Flash Gordon: Citadels on Earth" (1981). Flash Gordon is certainly one of the most enduring characters ...

Ken Kelly - Original Oil Painting "Dragon's Death" (1979). Ken Kelly is considered by many to be Frank Frazetta's protege. In the ...

Ken Kelly - Original Oil Painting "Creature" (1984). Beautiful Ken Kelly oil painting done as the cover for a book in a series published b...

Ken Kelly - Original Oil Painting "Believer" (1987). A beautiful science fiction painting by this highly accomplished artist. According to...

Ken Kelly - Original Oil Painting (2001). Baring more than her blade, this bikini-clad goddess looks like she would prove more than a match for any ba

Roy Krenkel - Original Pencil Art "In The Days to Come" (1937). A student of Burne Hogarth, and a master illustrator in his own right, Roy...

Roy Krenkel - Original Art Rough for Tarzan the Magnificent (Ace Books, 1962). An associate of such industry legends as Wally Wood, Frank Frazetta and

Jeff Jones - Original Tarzan Oil Painting (2001). Jeffrey Jones burst forth onto the comics and illustration scene in the late 1960s, a glorious renai

J. Allen St. John - Original Interior Art for Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle (A.C. McClurg & Co, 1928). Born in 1872, St. John is considered by many...

Frank Frazetta - Original Illustration (Canaveral Press, 1962). Frank Frazetta's ink drawings reached a peak around 1962, when he was hired by C...

Frank Frazetta - Original Illustration (Canaveral Press, 1962). Even at this small size (the image area of this piece is only 3.5" x 5"), ...

Frank Frazetta - Original Illustration of Tarzan and the Golden Lion (Canaveral Press, 1962). Frazetta reached his highest creative pinnacle with the

Frank Frazetta - Original Illustration Tarzan of the Apes (1991). Here's the story on this magnificent piece, straight from Russ Cochran: "...

Frank Frazetta - Signed/Remarqued Print 35/50 (1973). This is a fantastic offering on several levels. First, the subject has mass appeal and notoriety

Frank Frazetta - Unpublished Original Art from Shock Illustrated #4 (EC, undated). If sex sells, this piece should bring a hefty price. A deceptively

Frank Frazetta - Original Illustration (1975). This ink drawing of a barbarian and a kneeling girl contains elements of Frazetta's finished draw...

Frank Frazetta - John Carter of Mars rough (Doubleday, undated). Frazetta's concept sketch for the Doubleday edition of Edgar Rice Burroughs'...

Frank Frazetta - Cat Girl rough (undated). If you ask Frazetta which of his oil paintings he considers to be his all-time masterpiece, above all the o

Frank Frazetta - Original Illustration (undated). Done in the 1970s, this sketch ably demonstrates Frazetta's ability to fully capture any subje...

Frank Frazetta - Original Oil Painting "Thor's Flight" (1968). Frank Frazetta is recognized as one of the greatest fantasy artists of...

Frank Frazetta - Original Cover Art for Famous Funnies #213 (Eastern Color, 1953). A true example of why Frank Frazetta is considered by comic enthusi