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| March 27 · Issue #130 · View online |
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Welcome to #130 of Original Comic Art Tips! Auctions are getting less interesting as weeks go by, but results are still surprisingly high, we’ll see what will happen in a few weeks. Original Comic Art Auction Results: All of the sketches that Jerry Ordway puts on eBay always go for very high prices, this sketched Batman HC went for more than $1k. I discovered today on Facebook that the Batman Adventures page by Mike Parobeck, sold for more than $2k, was the first off panel appearance of Harley Quinn. A Cap bust commission by George Perez went for only $330.
Heritage Weekly: I’m a bit surprised at the number of pieces sold for high prices last week, 30 lots sold for $1k to $6k. here’s a link to see them all. The winner is Pepe Gonzales with a painting sold for $6,6k, the Bruce Timm cover went for “only” $3,3k, the Venom sketch by Todd McFarlane for $2,5k. The Excalibur page by Alan Davis was cheaper than usual at less than $1k, not the best Dracula pages by Gene Colan but the price is hard to beat, this one went for $430 and this one for $260. |
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Rich Buckler - Spider-Man Original Comic Art
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Bruce Timm - Original Cover Art
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Brett Booth - Flash Original Comic Art
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Alex Raymond - Flash Gordon Original Comic Art
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When you have exceptional pieces to sell you don’t need hundreds of listings, this auction only has four items with incredible historic value, the first Flash Gordon Sunday strip and its topper, the first Jungle Jim strip, both by Alex Raymond. I haven’t researched if there is an explanation online about the source of these pieces, I just hope they’ll be sold to a public museum or library. See you next week!
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