2007 January Signature Comic Auction #823

<B>Monster Greeting Card Complete Set of 50 - featuring Robert (R.) Crumb Art (Topps, 1966) Condition: Average VF.</B></I> Undergr...

<B>Motor City Comics #1 Second Printing R. Crumb (Rip Off Press, 1969) CGC FN/VF 7.0 Off-white to white pages.</B></I> All that ke...

Here's one of the rare, hand-assembled copies of this notorious comic, the last in the short series of three printed by the original publisher, ...

<B>Surfer Magazine V12#6 - featuring Tales From the Tube Comix R. Crumb (Surfer Publications, 1971) Condition: VF-.</B></I> This i...

<B>East Village Other Group of 3 R. Crumb (East Village Other, 1968-70).</B></I> This group of three East Village Other left-wing ...

<B>Yarrowstalks #1 R. Crumb (Brian Zahn, 1967) Condition: VG.</B></I> This item is something of a "holy grail" among R. ...

<B>Zap Comix #1 Second Printing R. Crumb (Apex Novelties, 1967) CGC VF 8.0 Cream to off-white pages.</B></I> Don Donahue traded a ...

<B>Heavy Metal</B></I> cover artist Chris Achilleos uncorks another sizzling painting spotlighting one of his trademark erotically...

The soggy beast of the bogs, the Swamp Thing, roams the backwater bayous with a breath-taking beauty in his arms. This design is quite similar to the

Rock on, art lovers, with Chris Achilleos' most famous and -- in the minds of many fans -- his best painting! "Heavy Metal" showcased ...

Neal Adams took Silver Age readers by storm when his work debuted in the comic books of the mid-sixties. His "photorealistic" grey tone ar...

The late Archie Goodwin was one of the finest editor/writers to work in comics and perhaps the best since the glory days of EC Comics. He always broug

Neal Adams had a terrific stint on the Silver Age<B> Spectre </B></I>title -- he worked on issues #2-5, in 1968. It's great to...

The whole <B>Superman Family</B></I> cast stars on this Bronze Age beauty. Jimmy Olsen, Lois Lane, Perry White, and Supergirl all ...

Duck, Uncle Scrooge! Huey, Dewey, and Louie are playing ball again! This delightful cover illustration by Whitman mainstay, Al Anderson, is rendered i

Everybody's favorite wall-crawler is trapped in a rapidly-flooding sewer beneath the city streets, in this definitely "splashy" splash...

Holy Hanna! Spider-Man is trapped in the sewer that is filling up faster than a bingo parlor on a Friday night! Here is page 2 from the Len Wein story

The Shocker will just have to wait! Right now, Peter Parker must survive a deadly deluge of water in the sewer beneath New York City! This tense page

The ultimatum has been given -- New York must pay one million dollars or suffer the wrath of the Shocker! The mayor makes a television announcement th

Patrolling a Queens power plant in search of the Shocker, Spider-Man's spider-sense tips him off that "ol' quilt-face" is already ...