Covers on the Bay and the new ComicLink! – Original Comic Art Tips #278

Original Comic Art Auction Results

eBay: An Invincible page by Ryan Ottley was sold for a pretty high $5k, you can easily find better pages for $1,5k. A painted Batgirl pinup by Bruce Timm was a good deal at $2,5k, a Wonder Woman cover by Ivan Reis went for $3k (Best Offer), a Batman/Superman cover prelim by Simone Bianchi for $2,5k.

$1,3k for a Witchblade sketch by Michael Turner, $1,3k for a Kung-Fu page by Giffen, $1k for a hand colored print by Frazetta, $800 (B.O.) for a color illustration by Peach Momoko.

Will Eisner: $1,7k for the Spirit page, $1,3k and $1k for the Dropsie Avenue pages.
Looks fake to me, but this Linus sketch by Schulz was sold for a $3,5k B.O.

Some good deals: $600 for the Milgrom/Sinnott Avengers page, $650 for the Thing page by Ron Wilson, $700 for the Dr. Strange page by Isherwood, $500 for the DC Girls illustration by Joe Staton, $600 for the big Al Jaffee lot, $500 (B.O.) for a Dawn pinup by Linsner.

Heritage Weekly Auction: $40k for a Combat cover by Russ Heath, $10k for the Fury page by Kirby, $8k for the Daredevil splash by Robbins, $5k for the 1977 Doonesbury daily, $5k for the Eternal Warrior cover prelim by BWS, $3k for the Scorchy Smith daily by Sickles, $2,6k for the Superman page by Byrne.
$2,6k seems a good deal for this 1970 Daredevil page by Colan, $2k for a Robocop page by Saltares.

Catawiki: the sketched Tintin album by Hergé went for €6,5k, the Maser page by Frezzato for €2,2k, the Doomsday Clock page by Gary Frank for less than €700, the Batman page was a good deal at €350, the sketched Persepolis book for €350, Dylan & Vasco by Roi for €350, the Spider-Man bust sketch by Adam Hughes for €200, the illustration by Toppi for €200.

Heritage Video Game Auction: a piece for Gotham Knights by Jim Lee was sold for $22k, a Halo illustration by Kent Williams for $6,6k.

The Peanuts Sunday at Revere Auctions was sold for $38k, the daily for $22k.
The Peanuts strips at Nate Sanders’ received more bids than usual (they usually sell at the starting price): a 1962 Snoopy daily went for $61k, a 1960 daily for $38k, a 1965 daily for $38k, the Valentine’s day 1959 daily for $35k.