2007 January Signature Comic Auction #823

The destructive actions of the strongest mortal on Earth, bring the immortal god of thunder out of Dr. Don Blake, in page 41 from the Peter B. Gillis

One of United Features Syndicate's most versatile artists, "Doc" Winner had a hand in many of the syndicate's most famous strips, ...

Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit, Tigger, and all the rest of the Pooh Bear favorites star in four complete 8-page stories -- 32 pages of art, in all.

Drawn with the moody, evocative detail that became his claim to fame, Wallly Wood's page from the thriller "Albatross" is so realistic...

Harvey Kurtzman's story and panel breakdowns for this issue's cover story, "Albatross," was finished perfectly by one of his harde...

Sally Forth sets a hot new fashion trend that is sure to please red-blooded readers everywhere -- hey, now! Wally Wood is justly celebrated as one of

Woody, Knothead, and Splinter enjoy a high-speed bumper car chase in this colorful cover scene. Look out, Woody -- <I>ahahahahaaaa</B>&l...

Stevie brings the mystical Ruby of Cytorr to "Show and Tell," in page 29 of "Show and Tell," written by Terry Kavanagh, and penc...

Pop culture giant, Bernie Wrightson, plunges us into another macabre scenario in this hand-painted specialty illustration. Rendered in ink and waterco

Here's a Bernie Wrightson classic -- the horror artist supreme created this detailed illustration near the beginning of his career. It was print...

In this hard-hitting rendition of Flash Gordon by pen and ink master Bernie Wrightson, Ming the Merciless finally gets the butt-whupping he so richly

The moss-encrusted man-brute faces a mindless mob on the main street of Perdition, in this page from the Len Wein/Bernie Wrightson tale, "The L...

Bernie Wrightson's macabre storytelling rivals the best in the horror genre, even the oogly-boogly visions of horror comics shock-master Graham ...

In 1983, famed horror illustrator, Bernie Wrightson illustrated Stephen King's novel, <B>The Cycle of the Werewolf</B></I>, wh...

The legend of Wyatt Earp and his famed Buntline Special pistol is detailed in these two action-packed pages from an unidentified Golden Age title. Eac

Tarzan is held prisoner by the alien hordes from the moon, who have all but conquered the Earth of the far future, in this page, penciled by Tom Yeate

In spite of his father's objections to her lowly social status, Dagwood is determined to marry the lovely Blondie Boopadoop. Of course, Blondie&...

First appearing at the beginning of the Great Depression, <I>Blondie</B></I> retains its status as one of the most widely read com...

Americans, caught up in the woes of the Great Depression, immediately took to Chic Young's humorous daily reminders that love, not money, conque...

Over tea and cookies, Grandma Bumstead dishes the dirt about the Bumstead family to Blondie, in this early <I>Blondie</B></I> dail...