ComicLink is accepting seller consignments now for upcoming auctions, including the Spring Featured Auction which already contains major highlights of comics and original comic, fantasy, and strip art. They are also still accepting seller consignments for the next Focused Auction that begins April 15.

Auction placement can be reserved and previews of the growing auctions can be viewed on the ComicLink Auction Schedule. Upfront cash advances are available upon receipt of seller material.

In addition to books and original art, the firm is seeking other certified and authenticated collectibles including trading cards (sports/non-sports), coins, video games, action figures, sports/historical/entertainment memorabilia and more. The next auction focusing on these categories will be held on CertifiedLink.com and cross promoted on ComicLink.

A few upcoming highlights in ComicLink auctions include:

• Batman #1 CGC 4.0
• Amazing Fantasy #15 CGC 6.5, CGC 4.5, and CGC 4.0
• Sensation Comics #1 6.0 and All Star Comics #8 CGC 5.0 CVA Exceptional
• WonderWorld Comics #3 CGC 9.4 (highest, one of two) Edgar Church/Mile High Pedigree
• Superman #1 CGC 1.0 Universal and CGC 7.5R, #7 CGC 7.5, #26 CGC 9.0, and #76 CGC 9.2
• Amazing Spider-Man #1 CGC 6.0 Signature Series Stan Lee and CGC 6.0, #3 (first Doc Ock) CGC 9.0, #4 CGC 9.0, #5 CGC 9.0, #6 CGC 9.0, #9 CGC 9.4, #14 CGC 9.0, #15 CGC 9.0, #16 CGC 9.6, #19 CGC 9.8 Pacific Coast Pedigree, #20 CGC 9.2, #24 CGC 9.4, #50 CGC 8.5, and #129 CGC 9.6 and CGC 9.4, and Annual #2 CGC 9.6
• Action Comics #63 CGC 9.2 Rockford Pedigree (highest, top three)
• Avengers #1 CGC 8.0 Signature Series Stan Lee and #2 CGC 9.6
• Batman #227 CGC 9.6
• Bone #1 CGC 9.8 Signature Series Jeff Smith
• Daredevil #1 CGC 6.0
• Detective Comics #34 CGC 5.0 Davis Crippen pedigree, #35 CGC 5.0 Conserved, #140 CGC 4.5, #225 CGC 5.0, #259 CGC 9.2 (top two), and #411 CGC 9.6
• Exciting Comics #36 CGC 8.5 (single highest graded)
• Fantastic Four #1 CGC 4.5
• Flash #105 (first issue) CGC 8.5
• Giant-Size X-Men #1 CGC 9.4
• Haunt of Fear #10 CGC 9.8
• Hero For Hire #1 CGC 9.6
• Incredible Hulk #180 CGC 9.8
• Iron Man #1 CGC 9.2 and #55 CGC 9.8
• Iron Man and Sub-Mariner #1 CGC 9.8
• Journey Into Mystery #83 CGC 5.5 and #89 CGC 8.5
• Justice League of America #1 CGC 8.5
• Marvel Spotlight #5 CGC 9.6 Signature Series Stan Lee
• More Fun Comics #52 CGC 6.0 Moderate (P)
• Police Comics #3 CGC 9.4 Edgar Church/Mile High
• Sea Devils #1 CGC 9.4
• Showcase #17 CGC 7.0 and #59 CGC 9.8 Pacific Coast Pedigree (single highest graded)
• Silver Surfer #7 CGC 9.8 and #15 CGC 9.8 CVA
• Star Wars #1 CGC 9.8
• Startling Terror Tales #11 CGC 5.0
• Teen Titans #1 CGC 9.6
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 CGC 8.5
• Terrific Comics #5 CGC 3.0
• Thor #130 CGC 9.8 (highest, one of four)
• Uncanny X-Men #266 CGC 9.9
• USA Comics #1 CGC 7.0
• Vault of Horror #19 CGC 9.8 Gaines File
• Werewolf By Night #32 CGC 9.4
• Wonder Comics #15 CGC 8.5
• World's Finest Comics #3 CGC 5.0
• X-Men #101 CGC 9.8

A few examples of upcoming comic and fantasy art includes:

• Dave Gibbons Watchmen promotional ad featuring Ozymandias – one of four “Who’s Watching the Watchmen?” ads that ran in DC direct sale titles during the early months of the historic series.
• Jim Lee Detective Comics #609 page from “Hush” with the first appearance of Hush; #1000 variant cover of Batman vs. Harley Quinn; and Uncanny X-Men #277 page with Wolverine battling Storm plus Scott Williams inks; and All Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder #8 splash with Batman and Green Lantern
• Todd McFarlane Spawn #50 splash and pages
• Dave McKean Absolute Sandman #2 cover
• Jeffrey Jones Purple Pirate painting cover to the paperback
• Brian Bolland Camelot 3000 #12 splash with a huge King Arthur figure
• Sean Murphy Batman: Curse of the White Knight #8 cover
• Wally Wood Astonishing Tales #2 title splash featuring Doctor Doom
• Steve Ditko Nukla #4 cover
• Klaus Janson Punisher #1 (first on-going) three pages with Punisher in action (sold separately)
• Dick Ayers Capt. Savage and His Leatherneck Raiders #2 twice-up cover featuring Baron Strucker from the HYDRA origin issue; and Strange Tales #117 twice-up page with Human Torch vs. the Eel
• John Byrne Fantastic Four #277 page with Ben learning that Johnny and Alicia moved in, plus Mephisto tortures Sue; X-Men #113 page with Magneto attacking Australia and #138 page with Cyclops at Jean Grey’s funeral; Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #1 wraparound cover packed with characters; and Avengers West Coast #43 double-page splash from the origin of the White Vision
• Steven Platt Wolverine #128 unused cover
• Frank Cho Hulk #21 and Incredible Hulk #608 covers (one piece)
• Ryan Ottley Invincible #47 cover; and #107 complete issue, trade
• Tim Conrad Savage Sword of Conan #215 cover painting paperback #18 cover and Invincible Compendium #3 cover
• Greg Capullo Batman #15 variant cover/trade cover of Joker holding his own surgically removed face
• J. Scott Campbell Amazing Spider-Man Presents: Black Cat #1 variant cover; Secret Wars #9 Midtown exclusive variant cover of Jean Grey; and Codename: Knockout #4 variant cover
• John Romita Jr. and John Romita Amazing Spider-Man Annual #16 page from the first appearance of Captain Marvel/Monica Rambeau meeting Ben Grimm
• Alex Ross three Amazing Spider-Man covers (sold separately)
• Charles Schulz Peanuts baseball themed daily comic strip from April 7, 1961
• Jim Starlin Warlock #2 (1983) wraparound cover with Adam Warlock, Gamora and Pip fighting Magus
• Al Milgrom and Klaus Janson Captain America #242 cover with Cap battling Thor, Iron Man and Vision
• Eric Larsen Amazing Spider-Man #327 splash of Spider-Man fighting Magento
• Mike Mignola Lobster Johnson: The Iron Prometheus #4 cover
• George Pérez Infinity Gauntlet #1 page with Thanos, Mephisto and Death where the Mad Titan concocts his plan to destroy half the Universe; and #1 page with Thanos battling Silver Surfer and Drax
• Mark Bagley Amazing Spider-Man #352 cover with Spidey and Nova
• Dale Keown Incredible Hulk #393 chapter splash
• Marc Silvestri Innocents: The Beginning cover

These examples are just the start with more being added to the auction previews just about every day up until each launch.

In addition to auctioning items for consignors, ComicLink is also always accepting new sellers for the ComicLink exchange marketplaces, brokering private placement deals, and buying outright.