2007 January Signature Comic Auction #823

With the Eagle wrecked and communications with Alpha jammed, Commander Koenig struggles to stay alive and obtain his helmet, in this memorable cover i

John Byrne's first "regular gig" at Marvel was <B>Iron Fist</B></I>, and Byrne returned to the renamed series some y...

Kingpin Doppelganger, the Overlord, and Akeldama the Annihilator pose deadly danger for Batman and Commissioner Gordon in these scenes from "Th...

This partial Sunday is a first-rate example of Milton Caniff's talent as both artist and writer. These four panels spotlight his dramatic use of...

Here's a true scarcity -- sure 'nuff <I>comic book</B></I> pages showcasing Steve Canyon, drawn by Milton Caniff and his a...

Thanks to a natural disaster -- namely the Cornball's hurricane -- Daisy Mae ends up bow-legged at the close of this episode. Be that as it may,...

The foreboding foreshortening of this low-angled, cataclysmic cover scene heightens the crushing crisis that towering underwater titans pose to Aquama

Deadly army ants teach a brutal French soldier a lesson about respect for life and nature in the Weird War Tales chiller, "An Army in Reserve.&...

Joe Cavallo's sleek, streamlined art style captures all of the fifties fun of a 4-page "space opera" thriller starring Reef Ryan and F...

Chipmunk chuckles are the hallmark of this laugh-filled group lot with 32 pages in all. These yarns are titled "Tall Tale Teller," "T...

Kind and lovely Cinderella feeds her animal friends, in this charming illustration based on the characters from the world-famous Walt Disney movie. Th

A lighthearted portrait of O. Henry's famous Western character, the Cisco Kid, is the focus of this fabulous painted cover. The art was matted a...

Robin decides to make a stand, while in a warehouse on Gotham’s waterfront, the False Face Society’s meeting is cut short, in this page from the Doug

Cap stays one step ahead of a mob of disgruntled college students with a mad-on for the dean, in this ninth page from the Stan Lee story, "Up A...

Mounted on a flying platform, Insomnia challenges the Man Without Fear, in this breath-taking cover illustration, penciled by Gene "the Dean&qu...

Reed Crandall tells the story of Scotland's fight to be free. His figure drawing is first-rate -- Crandall was one of comic books' all-time ...

This was the second to the last issue in the decades-long run of <B>Classics Illustrated</B></I>.<B> </B></I>Thi...

Kids growing up in the mid-1960s loved bubble gum trading cards, especially if they involved monsters. Naturally, the Topps "Monster Trading Ca...

Rendered by the most famous Archie artist from the 1960s on, this cover features more than enough amusing subliminal symbols to sponsor a Dr. Fredric

Cloudburst and Landmine venture to the Black Hole Bar and Grill to find robot parts. Instead, they find Darkwing and Dreadwind! Here is page 6 for the