2007 January Signature Comic Auction #823

Now that Eric Prawn has done all the hard work to find the Frankenstein monster, Cardinal moves in for the kill, in this splash page for the Doug Moen

<B>Winsor McCay - Little Nemo in Slumberland Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 4-11-09 (New York Herald, 1909).</B></I> Since...

Northwind backs out of Infinity Inc.'s new gig as heroes for hire in Calgary, Todd McFarlane's hometown, in this page from the story, "...

The Jade Giant towers in this moody splash page from The Incredible Hulk #331, writer Peter David’s first regular work with this series. David’s excit

Mort Meskin crafted this modern adaptation of the Bard's classic tale of murder and betrayal most foul with his hallmark use of dramatic blacks ...

<B>Otto Messmer - Felix the Cat #21 Page Original Art, Group of 13 (Toby Press, 1951).</B></I> Righty-o -- thirteen pages of first...

Paranormal investigator, Hellboy, and the vengeful spirit of Elisa Cameron, stumble upon a past that has never been laid to rest, in the two-issue ser

The Sentinel of Liberty is about to throw down with his mighty shield, in this star-spangled cover illustration by penciler Frank Miller and inker Joe

A concerned Black Widow drops in on a concerned Foggy Nelson, to discuss an important issue -- Daredevil -- in this page from "Siege," wri...

In a garden beneath a statue of Buddha, Logan finally unites with Mariko Yashida, now a married woman, in this page from Chris Claremont's story...

Jim Mooney and Bob Wiacek dredge up a shambling monster made out of muck, in this first page from the Man-Thing's first appearance in his own se...

Gray Morrow's titanic talent for "good girl" art shines in this sensuous sci-fi scene for the Perry Rhodan thriller, <B>Thora...

Witness if you will this intriguing symbolic montage from <B>Vagabond in Space </B></I>-- few illustrators could equal the sensati...

This striking cover scene for <B>False Front </B></I>has many of the key features a sci-fi aficionado would want -- a futuristic s...

Absolutely sterling work from Gold/Silver/Bronze Age giant Gray Morrow is the highlight of this chiller. Morrow was a top talent at many comics compan

Nebula and Hugo Award winning author, Roger Zelazny, and artist, Gray Morrow, combined their talents to produce The Illustrated Roger Zelazny, a full-

This whimsical Roger Zelazny yarn was illustrated with a light touch by the multi-talented fantasy master, Gray Morrow. Each page has an approximate i

In 1978, Roger Zelazny worked with artist Gray Morrow to create a graphic collection of his short stories, titled The Illustrated Roger Zelazny. Magic

The woman that the social club picked out for Al Skidder was his ex-wife! This daily, titled, "Will History Repeat?" has an image area me...

<B>National Cartoonist Society Sketch, Original Art, Group of 42 (1940s).</B></I> Three Charles Biro sketches are the highlight of...

Consumer advocate "Ralph Raider" explores the fantasy world of television networks, in this four-page feature, "Mad Explores the TV R...

It's double the danger as Batman is caught in a blazing crossfire in this unpublished alternate cover scene for "Two Killings For the Price...

Kissing cousins have reduced this leggy blonde to tears -- but isn't that what DC romance comics were all about -- crying gals? Pen-and-ink &quo...

Frederick Opper, pioneering cartoonist and creator of <I>Happy Hooligan</B></I>, teams with fellow <B>Puck</B></I&g...

Happy Hooligan and Dubb are rewarded for their kindness to animals in this heartwarming Sunday. Frederick Opper is considered by many comic strip afic

The X-Men face the new Lord Imperial and his henchmen, in page 11 from "Cardinal Law: Chasing Hellfire! Part Three," written by Chris Clar...

The X-Men come face-to-face with the newly assembled Lords Cardinal of the sinister Hellfire Club, in this page from the "Chasing Hellfire"...

A medieval Spawn, side by side with his beloved Katarina, stands against the demonic hordes of Lord Cardinale,<B> </B></I>in this ...

The Phantom trails a stolen crown to solve a two-hundred-year-old mystery. In the sixties, Gold Key Comics' spirited vision of "the ghost ...

With the help of the white-haired cyborg known as Cable, Wolverine decapitates a futuristic rogue warrior, in this page from "Guts 'n' ...

<B>Mike Ploog - Werewolf by Night #15 Cover Recreation Original Art (2002).</B></I> Macabre Mike Ploog has recreated a bombastic B...

<B>Dermot Power - 2000 A.D. #894, Splash page 30 Original Art (Fleetway, 1994).</B></I> "Star Wars," "Harry Potter,...

In the late fifties, Antonio Prohias fled from Cuba to the United States, escaping from Fidel Castro's new regime. Soon Prohias went to work for...

Roy Thomas' historic hero, Arak, and his satyr sidekick, Satyricon, face "The Night of the Ghul," in this marrow-chilling masterpiece ...

This rousing scene recalls the dynamism of Superman's first crime-busting attack on the cover of <B>Action Comics </B></I>#1! ...

Alex Raymond inspired a generation of cartoonists with his superb work with the Rip Kirby comic strip. This daily from 1949 features a great portrait

More visual drama by Alex Raymond from the fourth year of the Rip Kirby strip. Raymond’s heavy shadows, and striking design hallmark this daily from 1

Mother McCreedy lures Captain Stone into her devious plot, with the unwitting assistance of the beautiful Honey Dorian, in this Alex Raymond daily. Th

Mother McCreedy and her gang take Captain Stone and Honey to Stone's Island, with Rip hot on their trail, in this Alex Raymond daily. The image ...

With Mother McCreedy and her gang in custody, Rip wraps up another intriguing case with some snappy patter with Honey Dorian, in this Alex Raymond dai

Sharp Haskins is not a man to pass up an opportunity to make some money, legal or not, and Haskins' interest in a calendar girl might just be hi...

Sharp Haskins commissions buck-toothed Bunco Bates to pay an unwelcome visit to calendar girl, Jenny Robbins, in this suspenseful daily by Alex Raymon

Twickham angsts about the whereabouts of his lady love, Jenny Robbins, while at a rundown rooming house, Miss Robbins receives an unsolicited call fro

Crusher Twickham wants to hire Desmond for a job, and has a bag full of money to pay him with! This voluptuously rendered Sunday by Alex Raymond has a

<I>Aw - haw! </B></I>Red Ryder and Little Beaver take center stage in this rootin'-tootin' painted cover. The art was matt...

Armed with a stone knife, his lungs aching for air, Ka-Zar, the Lord of the Hidden Jungle, confronts a blood-lusting shark, in this page from the stor

The sorcerer Malgato releases a volley of pterodactyls to pinpoint the location of Ka-Zar, in this page from the Mike Friedrich story, "Return ...

Sinister plans are carried out by a lynch mob under the nighttime Western skies in this moody, action-packed magazine illustration. This gouache on bo

The Warriors make quick work of The Tribunal, in page 18 of the Fabian Nicieza story, "Child's Play Second Move: Sleeping with the Enemy.&q...

Okay, Marvelite - here’s your chance to play master detective! Jazzy John Romita Sr. spins a web of intrigue in this incredible cover illustration swi