2002 October Comic Auction - Session 4

Edward Emshwiller - Original Cover Painting for Space Stories #3 (1953). Best known in his later years as one of the pioneers of experimental filmmaki

Frank Frazetta - Original Oil Painting, "The Countess and the Green Man" (1989). Originally painted as a paperback cover for Bridge Public...

Frank Frazetta - Original Watercolor Painting, "The Secret People" (Lancer, 1964). Frank Frazetta began his career with ACE paperbacks in ...

Alex Horley - Original Oil Painting (undated). The stunningly beautiful Stacy Walker fills in for Lara Croft in this exquisite portrait by the up-and-

Jeff Jones - Original Oil Painting, "Dark Angel" (undated). A dark, evocative image, Jeff Jones' portrait of the Angel of Death fairly...

Jeff Jones - Original Oil Painting, "St. Joan and the Lion" (undated ). A truly evocative work, this is surely Jeff Jones at his finest. P...

Joe Jusko - Original Cover Painting for Wizard #106 (Wizard Entertainment, 2000). From the top of the Statue of Liberty, Hugh Jackman's Wolverin...

Jose Marin - Original Vampirella Cover Art (1995). Created for the cover of a European edition of Vampirella, this exquisitely rendered and highly evo

Luis Roca - Original Painting, "Crimson Embrace" (SQP, Inc, 1997). Well-known in Europe as the premier "sexy girl" artist, Luis ...

Robh Ruppel - Original Oil Painting (undated). A somewhat twisted reinterpretation of the cover of Werewolf by Night #1, this painting fairly crackles

Charles Schulz - Original Oil Painting (1965). The story really begins in 1947, with the publication of the first "Li'l Folks" strip i...

J. Allen St. John - Original Painting for Mystic #1 (1953). All connoisseurs of adventure and fantasy know the work of J. Allen St. John. Considered t

Michael Whelan - Original Cover Art for Brother Assassin (Ace, 1978). This is the preliminary cover art for "Brother Assassin" which is th...

Action Comics #5 (DC, 1938) CGC Apparent VF- 7.5 Moderate (P) Off-white pages. Superman had not yet made his second cover appearance when this issue c

Action Comics #15 (DC, 1939) CGC FN- 5.5 Light tan to off-white pages. A very early Superman cover by Fred Guardineer depicts Superman rushing to the

Action Comics #41 (DC, 1941) CGC VF 8.0 Cream to off-white pages. The Golden Age Man of Steel had a thing for outracing and, occasionally, outmuscling

Action Comics #66 (DC, 1943) CGC VF/NM 9.0 Off-white pages. Only two other copies have graded out higher by CGC. Wanna bet they were pedigreed books?

Action Comics #66 (DC, 1943) CGC FN 6.0 Off-white to white pages. Superman once again lends a hand to the American military on this cover, as he prote

Action Comics #98 (DC, 1946) CGC VF/NM 9.0 Cream to off-white pages. Wayne Boring has Superman spending time with the common man in this humorous cove

Action Comics #142 (DC, 1950) CGC NM 9.4 White pages. This stunning copy is from the private collection of the famous DC artist Dick Sprang. It looks