2002 March Comic Auction - Session 4

Detective Comics #164 Palo Alto pedigree (DC, 1950). Attractive high-grade copy featuring "The Untold Tales Of The Bat-Signal". From the P...

Detective Comics #175 (DC, 1951). A bright, attractive cover lends enormous eye-appeal to this fast-paced issue of Detective. Small flaws in the book

Flash Comics #1 (DC, 1940). One of the classic DC keys, this introductory issue features the first appearance of Hawkman, Hawkgirl (as Shiera Sanders)

Flash Comics #4 (DC, 1940). A very early issue of this beloved superhero title, this issue features not only a Flash story by Gardner Fox and Harry La

Flash Comics #8 (DC, 1940). A terrific early Sheldon Moldoff cover leads off this action-packed issue of Flash Comics. The Flash, Hawkman, Johnny Thun

Flash Comics #10 (DC, 1940). One of the finest covers ever rendered by Shelly Moldoff, showing the Flash saving a woman from a watery death. This is a

Flash Comics #11 Rockford pedigree (DC, 1941). One of the greatest Shelly Moldoff Hawkman covers to grace Flash Comics, this issue exhibits deep color

Flash Comics #66 "D" pedigree (DC, 1945). A popular title among collectors, Flash Comics have always been strong sellers, especially in hi...

Flash Comics #84 Crowley pedigree (DC, 1947). The Flash, Hawkman, and Johnny Thunder all appear in this entertaining Golden Age book, topped off with

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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

Green Lantern #9 San Francisco pedigree (DC, 1943). A Mayer/Moldoff combination cover, this issue hails from what many consider to be one of the best

Green Lantern #9 (DC, 1943). Fantastic artwork by Mayer and Moldoff on the cover of this book. Nice higher-grade condition with great color and gloss.

Leading Comics #1 Crowley pedigree (DC, 1941). First issue of a great golden-age title. It is an "all-star" series, highlighting DC's ...

Leading Comics #9 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1943). Leading Comics is the "all star" title for DC's second string of characters. Vigilant...

Leave it to Binky #1 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1948). Offered here is the seldom-seen first issue of this long running (33 years) DC humor title. This c

Miss Beverly Hills of Hollywood #2 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1949). In the second issue of this short-lived title, the stories revolve around an ingenue

Miss Beverly Hills of Hollywood #4 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1949). Featuring a high-impact red cover with photo insets of Jane Wyman (the first Mrs. Ro

More Fun Comics #19 (DC, 1937). A very rare book, probably less than twenty copies have survived. Of those, this is the second highest grade CGC has a

More Fun Comics #32 (DC, 1938). This comic includes the last Dr. Occult story by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster (Dr. Occult is considered by many comics

More Fun Comics #33 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1938). More Fun #1-51 have always proven an extremely difficult run to assemble, with very few collectors

More Fun Comics #54 (DC, 1940). DC's very first title (starting as New Fun) has always been a fan favorite for its rarity and diversity, running...

More Fun Comics #87 (DC, 1943). Johnny Quick made only three cover appearances during his stint in More Fun before moving to his new home in Adventure

More Fun Comics #103 (DC, 1945). A very difficult issue to acquire, this comic contains the third appearance of The Boy of Steel, Superboy. A very att

More Fun Comics #106 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1945). This issue features the third cover appearance of Superboy and his sixth appearance overall. The b

More Fun Comics #111 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1946). DC superhero Mile Highs keep getting tougher and tougher to come by, as they find homes very quick

More Fun Comics #112 (DC, 1946). One of the scarce later issues of this highly-collectible title. Strongly appealing, this book looks nicer than the g

More Fun Comics #113 (DC, 1946). Featuring Genius Jones, who took over the starring role in More Fun after DC moved its superheroes into other titles.

Mystery in Space #2 Crowley pedigree (DC, 1951). The second issue of DC's long-running sci-fi title has outstanding artwork by Murphy Anderson a...

New York World's Fair Comics (1939 Edition) (DC, 1939). Originally published specifically for, and distributed at, the '39 World's Fair,...

New York World's Fair Comics #nn (1940 Edition) Lamont Larson pedigree (DC, 1940). From the legendary Lamont Larson collection comes this landma...