Bronze Age Marvel pages: Iron-Man by Sal Buscema, Iron-Man by Tuska, Thor by John Buscema one and two, a very nice Conan page, a Captain America & Falcon splash by David Wenzel, Fury by Ayers/Severin, Spidey/Fury by Don Perlin.

The She-Hulk page by Byrne is still open, a Captain America commission by Adam Hughes, Moon Knight by Sal Velluto.

DC: a Sword of Sorcery page by Howard Chaykin with (bottom) half of the page inked by Bernie Wrightson, a Superman title splash by Curt Swan, a Swamp Thing page by Redondo.

A 1994 Superman page by Norman Felchle, Batman pages one and two by Gary Frank, an Elseworlds splash by Garcia Lopez, Ryan Sook painted a Batgirl on a Hero Initiative coaster.

Cerebus pages one and two by Dave Sim, Grendel by Matt Wagner, an Usagi pinup by Stan Sakai.

A Captain & the Kids Sunday by Dirks, some early B.C. dailies, a Rip Kirby by Alex Raymond, a Johnny Hazard daily.

Let’s talk about Joe Madureira. Until a year or two ago it was nearly impossible to find (‘90s) Joe Mad original art for sale. Then a few second tier pages started to come out, then some better pages (MCP, Excalibur…) until the sale of many pages and covers from the 1993 Deadpool miniseries. I noticed that they’re coming more or less in order of publication, so far we’ve mostly seen the early Arthur Adams influenced art, and just a few really top X-men pages (the Wizard cover was sold again in 2021, it’s in the peak style but not from Marvel, an X-Men cover in 2009, nice but not the best one, a medium level page in 2018…). This week we have a couple rare X-men pages, but from a very early issue (one, two). I wonder, are all the peak X-Men pages with him or in a single collection (and we’re only getting the crumbs) or are these sales to maximize earnings on mid-level art before taking out the big ones some years from now?

By the way there’s also an X-Men page from the same period by John Romita Jr. (that I’d really like to own, due to me wanting a vintage Iron-Man/War Machine page by JRJR). Red Sonja by Frank Thorne, a Galactus double page by Mark Bagley.

World’s Finest by Dick Dillin and Garcia-Lopez and that’s it for Marvel/DC art.

Rare MAD original art by Mort Drucker, very rare MAD art by Wally Wood.

Strips: a Terry strip by Caniff, a perfect Pogo daily, a beautiful Robin Malone Sunday.

Two Corto Maltese strips by Hugo Pratt, an illustration by Sergio Toppi, a big Disney illustration by G.B. Carpi, a western illustration by Di Gennaro, Jacovitti, Druuna coloring by Serpieri.

An illustration by Studio Hergé, a pinup by Barbucci.

A Shang-Chi DPS by Gene Day, Defenders by Giffen, a Wolverine commission by John Byrne, a Superman splash by Bob McLeod, a censored X-Men DPS by Ian Churchill.

A Savage Dragon half splash and a Beast splash by Joe Madureira.

A Thanos splash by Jim Cheung, a very nice Marvel cover by Scott Kolins, an Authority page by Frank Quitely, an early Y page by Pia Guerra.

I thought that only J. Scott Campbell covers (like this one) were ruined by Stan Lee signatures, this time we have many other modern covers and splashes with Stan sigs: like this Spider-Man cover by Ramos, a Cap Marvel cover by Ed McGuinness, an X-Men splash by Stuart Immonen, a Hulk splash by Mark Bagley, a Guardians cover by Nick Bradshaw and many more…

A themed auction for original art by Enki Bilal. 30 pieces, many top pages and some covers.