2002 March Comic Auction - Session 4

Flash Comics #97 (DC, 1948). Heritage is proud to present a truly scarce run of Flash Comics #97-103 in mid-to high-grade, something that does not sur

Flash Comics #98 (DC, 1948). A superb copy with an outstanding Joe Kubert cover showing Hawkman locked in battle with a gaggle of villains. Very sligh

Flash Comics #99 (DC, 1948). This issue features a black Flash cover rendered by Carmine Infantino. Near-perfect edges and spine, with a pencilled arr

Flash Comics #100 (DC, 1948). Hawkman takes his turn on the cover of this centennial issue, rendered by Kubert. An exceptional copy that is almost per

Flash Comics #101 (DC, 1948). A great Infantino Flash cover, showing our hero smashing through the time clock as he travels into the future! A terrifi

Flash Comics #102 (DC, 1948). A fascinating Hawkman cover by Kubert, featuring "The Flying Bubbles". Another sharp copy with a perfect spi...

Flash Comics #103 (DC, 1949). Featuring the classic "Sword of Time" cover, drawn by Carmine Infantino, this copy has a chip out of the mar...

Flash Comics Wheaties Promo nn (DC, 1946). A miniature comic used as a promotional item, these were taped to boxes of Wheaties cereal in 1946. The 32-

Gang Busters #3 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1948). A gem of a book from the most prestigious pedigree of them all. Front cover, spine and corners are supe

Gang Busters #9 (DC, 1949). Based on the smash radio hit! An outstanding copy of this pre-code crime comic, with top-notch artwork by Curt Swan, Dan B

Gang Busters #11 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1949). DC always put out quality material, whether it was in the superhero, western or crime genres, and Gang

Gang Busters #13 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1950). This issue of the classic crime comic features a great photo cover of lawmen in action. Based on the s

Gang Busters #13 (DC, 1950). A pristine copy of this long-running crime comic features a cool photo cover, plus outstanding artwork by Curt Swan, Dan

Green Lantern #1 (DC, 1941). A triple-threat, this Golden Age DC key issue not only sports a classic cover by Shelly Moldoff, it's also the very...

Green Lantern #2 (DC, 1941). Second issue of this important golden-age title. This issue contains the first book-length Green Lantern story. Well pres

Green Lantern #3 (DC, 1942). Featuring a classic war cover by Green Lantern creator Martin Nodell, this issue contains a book-length story (rare for t

Green Lantern #4 San Francisco pedigree (DC, 1942). Green Lantern joins the Army! This issue features a patriotic cover, showing GL and his partner Do

Green Lantern #4 Crowley pedigree (DC, 1942). The Green Lantern and Doiby Dickles join the army in a four-part adventure written by Ted Udall and draw

Green Lantern #7 Rockford pedigree (DC, 1943). A book-length adventure pits Green Lantern against the "Wizard of Odds"! A terrific robot c...

Green Lantern #7 (DC, 1943). A classic robot cover highlights this nice looking copy of an always-popular book. With very good color and light wear, t