The current ComicLink Featured Auction original art session will come to a conclusion on Tuesday evening, December 13, 2016, starting at 8 PM ET (5 PM PT). The session offers over 400 premium-quality original art lots. With a mix of art from all eras, this auction includes top works by classic artists such as Bernie Wrightson, Barry Windsor-Smith, Boris Vallejo, Frank Frazetta, Michael Kaluta, Steve Ditko, John Buscema, Frank Brunner, John Byrne, George Pérez, Frank Miller, Bill Sienkiewicz, Jim Lee, Todd McFarlane, Michael Turner, and many more.
Original art highlights include Frank Brunner Marvel Treasury Edition #6 Doctor Strange centerfold illustration artwork; John Buscema Thor #278 "And Now Ragnarok" cover and Conan the Barbarian #118 cover; John Byrne Action Comics #584 cover for landmark first issue of mid-1980s revamp featuring Superman battling the New Teen Titans; Greg Capullo Wizard #139 wraparound cover featuring Spawn vs. Angela; Daniel Clowes Your Flesh Magazine #27 cover – rarely available Clowes cover art; Darwyn Cooke DC: The New Frontier #2 a superb Batman page from the classic series; Steve Ditko Eerie #8 twice-up Silver Age horror page; Frank Frazetta Maasai Warriors illustration; and Paul Gulacy Master of Kung-Fu #18 splash page featuring Shang Chi vs. Fu Manchu.
Russ Heath Showcase #27 page from the very first Sea Devils story; Carmine Infantino historic Mystery in Space #75 title splash featuring the 1962 Adam Strange story with the first crossover ever of the Justice League of America into another title; inks by Murphy Anderson; Michael Kaluta Shadow #11 cover and King Conan #19 cover; Jim Lee Batman #609 double page spread from the historic "Hush" storyline with Scott Williams inks; Todd McFarlane Spawn #33 splash page (uncommon Spawn art as McFarlane holds on to almost all of it) and Amazing Spider-Man pages; and Frank Miller Daredevil #171 page from the classic run featuring Daredevil in action and at Josie's bar, Sin City: Hell and Back #4 splash, and gigantic solo Miller Elektra illustration are offered.
George Pérez Infinity Gauntlet #1 double page splash featuring Thanos from the premiere issue of this important series, Crisis on Infinite Earths #4 epic double page spread from the ultimate event series, Fantastic Four: Visionaries cover with Sinnott inks, Wonder Woman #2 cover from Pérez's popular post-Crisis run, and more from this beloved artist; Stephen Platt Marc Spector: Moon Knight #58 cover and the splash page to #57; John Romita Jr. Amazing Spider-Man #244 cover and Thor #21 cover featuring Thanos; Bill Sienkiewicz Elektra: Assassin #8 page featuring strong images of Elektra in action from the classic 1980s Miller/Sienkiewicz collaboration; Marc Silvestri Wolverine #34 page 1 splash featuring a strong image of Wolverine; and Walt Simonson X-Factor #24 key page from the historic first appearance of Archangel as the transformed Angel/Warren Worthington attacks Jean Grey are in the auction.
Additional art highlights are Tom Sutton Ghost Rider #1 page from the Bronze Age run; Curt Swan Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #123 cover with Murphy Anderson inks; Michael Turner Fathom #4 cover and trading card art; George Tuska Iron Man #17 cover; Boris Vallejo Savage Sword of Conan #15 cover; Ron Wilson Son of Satan #5 cover (1976); Barry Windsor-Smith Conan the Barbarian #13 half splash, Savage Tales #1 Conan page, Marvel Comics Presents #79 key page from the legendary Wolverine origin story "Weapon X" featuring his escape from the captors who turned Logan into Wolverine and the first time he uses his metal claws to kill, and the intricate and awe-inspiring illustration artwork entitled, Poetry; and Bernie Wrightson "Frankenstein's Monster" published plate from The Lost Frankenstein Pages, House of Secrets #92 historic key origin page from the very first Swamp Thing story, and a phenomenal Swamp Thing #2 one page origin recap.
Much more can be found within the auction underway section of ComicLink’s website. Interested sellers that would like to consign to the upcoming ComicLink Winter Featured Auction or in the January Focused Auction, or interested in consigning generally, may contact ComicLink by emailing buysell@comiclink.com or by calling (617) 517-0062 (option 1) to speak with Josh Nathanson, Douglas Gillock, Jason Crosby, Jon Signorelli, Ross Kearney, or other sales associates.
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