Original Comic Art Tips - Issue #116

Welcome to #116 of Original Comic Art Tips!! websites are slowing down but there are still many interesting pieces to see, and in January we’ll start again with some big auctions..!

eBay: many high results, the Peanuts strips went for $10k, the Warlord DPS by Mike Grell for $4,500 and the splash for $2,500. An Avengers page by George Perez went for $1,750, one by John Buscema for $3,000, a Micronauts page by Pat Broderick went also for $3,000, a Daredevil title splash by Bob Brown for $2,850, a Preacher page by Dillon for a best offer of $1,950.

Heritage Sunday: the highest prices were made by the early strips by George McManus, a Newlyweds Sunday went for $3,500. A Dick Tracy 1945 daily went for $1,700. The two Ranxerox pinups by Tanino Liberatore went for $2,600.

A Luke Cage page by George Tuska went for $1,100, an Howard the Duck page by Gene Colan went for $1,700.

Happy collectors took home a nice Green Goblin page by Humberto Ramos for $150, a Superman cover by Ryan Sook for $800, that nice Wonder Woman prelim for $150 and a finished Aquaman pinup for only $87.

A Morbius commission by Sienk for $290, a Captain America Commission by Ron Garney for $150 and a Cap vs. Hulk commission by Khoi Pham for $50.

Millon: some really high results, the winner is Tardi with the cover to the first Adèle Blanc-Sec album, sold for €100k, a Gaston page by Franquin for €54k and a Spirou page for €50k.

A Oumpah-Pah page by Uderzo for €44k, a Valerian cover for €31k, a Lucky Luke illustration for €24k, a Jerry Spring cover by Jijé for €24k and a 1991 baseball themed Peanuts strip for €8,2k, it’s rare these days to find one for that price.