2002 March Comic Auction - Session 4

The Flash #105 (DC, 1959). After several tryouts in Showcase, the Flash gets his own series, picking up the numbering where the Golden Age Flash Comic

The Flash #106 (DC, 1959). Another high-grade example of a book that's proven difficult to find, this issue features the Origin of Gorilla Grodd...

Flash Annual #1 Pacific Coast pedigree (DC, 1963). An absolutely gorgeous copy of this highly desirable book. With a clean, solid spine and no visible

Green Lantern #40 (DC, 1965). In this landmark issue, you get two Green Lanterns for the price of one, along with the origin of the Guardians. Herein

Mystery in Space #53 (DC, 1959). Adam Strange starts his long run in Mystery in Space with killer artwork by Carmine Infantino and a classic robot cov

The New Adventures of Charlie Chan #6 (DC, 1959). The scarce, last DC issue of this esoteric title. This is a solid copy with good eye-appeal. These

Sea Devils #1 Diamond Run Pedigree (DC, 1961). The exceptional gray-tone cover by Russ Heath makes this first issue virtually irresistible. Only the

Sgt. Bilko's Private Doberman #1 (DC, 1958). Phil Silvers is best remembered as the goldbricking, scheming Sgt. Bilko, and, although Silvers was...

Showcase #4 (DC, 1956). Ushering in the Silver Age, this book re-introduced the Flash to a new brand of atom-age readers, and got a makeover in the pr

Showcase #4 (DC, 1956). Most collectors consider this to be the first Silver Age comic book. It re-introduces the classic Golden Age star, the Flash,