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December 18 · Issue #220 · View online |
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Welcome to #220 of Original Comic Art Tips! A TMNT illustration by Peter Laird went for a Best Offer lower than $10k, the color art by Paul Mounts for a Magneto trading card went for less than $4k, several brand new Jim Lee sketch covers were sold, this one went for almost $1,4k, a Sgt. Rock page by Joe Kubert for $800.
Heritage Animation Auction: funny that the top prices in this kind of auction have nothing to do with animation, a Vampirella drawing by Frank Frazetta went for an incredibly high (and crazy, if you ask me) $144k, a Dejah Thoris for $66k, a Peanuts daily for $44k, the Nausicaa sketch by Miyazaki for $31k.
Catawiki: the Uncle Sam page by Alex Ross went for €2,2k, a Tintin sketch by Hergé for €2,2k, an Obelix sketch by Uderzo for €1,1k, a sketch by Yves Chaland for €900, the rare Steampunk page by Chris Bachalo for €1k, a Blueberry by Giraud for €450, a Conan splash by Ernie Chan for €500, a Tex page by Claudio Villa for €500. A Dracula splash by Gene Colan went for only $4,1k, still very low prices for Dr. Strange pages by Geof Isherwood, with several pages sold for under $400.
Millon: with a total sale price of €600k, the top price of €80k was paid for this Gaston page by Franquin, a very high €50k for this panel by Sempé, €27k for this Blueberry page by Giraud. Look: a tiny single panel by Hergé with Tintin’s back still went for €6k, another one with only a pair of legs for €3k…
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Jim Lee - Original Batman Sketch
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DC: the most watched auction, this week is this very detailed Batman sketch by Jim Lee, still at a very low price. Much less detailed, but CGC certified, this Wolverine sketch is going higher for now. I find it funny.
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Jon Bogdanove - Superman Original Comic Art
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