2007 January Signature Comic Auction #823

Jack Davis demonstrates his versatility on this cover, with a more realistic style that he used infrequently. It's the last issue of the title, ...

<B>Uncle Scrooge #8 (Dell, 1954) CGC NM 9.4 White pages.</B></I> These early issues are not usually found in such a high grade! Ca...

<B>Uncle Scrooge #11 (Dell, 1955) CGC VF/NM 9.0 Off-white to white pages.</B></I> Carl Barks wrote and drew this issue featuring h...

<B>Uncle Scrooge #12 (Dell, 1955) CGC NM 9.4 Off-white to white pages.</B></I> Peer through your pince-nez at one of the nicest co...

Here's a decent "reader" copy of one of the best of the early Timelys, featuring Basil Wolverton's incredible Rockman feature, plu...

Major Liberty makes quite an impact on the crew of a Japanese submarine on this issue's cover. Inside, the Rockman, the Defender, Jack Frost, an...

This is one of the prettiest Gaines File Copies we've ever seen -- and that's saying something! Johnny Craig typically weaves horror, "...

A Frankenstein cover by Johnny Craig, and a Frankenstein adaptation story drawn by Graham Ingels are the highlights of this issue. Craig, Jack Davis,

A Ray Bradbury adaptation and biography are featured. Johnny Craig cover, with Craig, Graham Ingels, Wally Wood, and Jack Davis interior art. Overstre

The original ax-imbedded-in-the-head cover by Johnny Craig got censored - and rightfully so - but the replacement is confusing. What's with the ...