Hello, and welcome to this new edition of Comic Art Weekly. We hope you enjoy exploring the latest original comic art highlights and sales from around the world.
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ComicConnect offered over 300 original comic art lots, achieving a near-complete sell-through. The highest result was Jack Kirby’s Incredible Hulk #3 interior page at $44,855, followed by Neal Adams’ Justice League of America #96 cover at $30,015, and George Perez’s Avengers #149 title splash at $23,063. Other notable sales included Tony Moore’s Walking Dead #1 interior page ($19,550), Ryan Ottley’s Invincible #41 cover ($14,438), and several Jack Kirby X-Men and Thor pages, as well as Charlie Adlard’s Walking Dead #28 sequence ($21,275). The auction featured a wide range of Silver and Bronze Age superhero art, with strong results for Batman, Conan, and Hellboy pieces.
Heritage presented over 300 lots, all sold. Top results included Gil Kane’s Marvel Team-Up #17 Spider-Man page at $8,750, Don Perlin’s Ghost Rider #37 page at $7,500, and David Wright’s Carol Day daily strip at $6,875. Complete issue and story groups, such as George Wilson’s Turok, Son of Stone #16 cover painting ($7,320) and Turok #102 cover ($5,124), also performed well. John Buscema, Frank Cho, and Mike Mignola works were among the highlights.
Comic Book Auctions ltd featured a focused selection of British comic art, with Ron Turner’s Rick Random artworks selling for £680 and Fantasy Adventures #1 cover at £820. Joe Colquhoun’s Charley’s War pages and Frank Hampson’s Dan Dare also found buyers.
ArtFlow Enchères included a Buiichi Terasawa Cobra piece (reserve not met), and several Disney and Marvel-inspired drawings, with the top sale at €200 for a Hunter x Hunter Gon Freecss cellulo.
Catawiki saw a Marini Batman drawing sell for €1,310, Alex Maleev Daredevil drawing for €375, and Alberto Breccia’s Tavola conclusiva for €372. Other featured lots included Hermann Huppen’s fisherman drawing and Jean-Marc Krings’ Violine and the cats.
On eBay, the highest sales included the D’ORC Invincible variant cover by Brett Bean at $7,100, Skybound Invincible art by Ottley/Kirkman/Walker at $6,159, and a Detective Comics #607 original page at $2,772. Other notable results were for Steve Ditko’s Dark Dominion cover ($1,418) and Vampirella #10 pastel by Celina ($2,550).
Other auction houses and marketplaces reported steady sales, with a variety of European, manga, and independent comic art changing hands at a range of price points.
On eBay, new highlights include the Arthur Adams Longshot #3 original comic art (active auction, $4,000 current bid), Walt Simonson’s X-Factor #19 page ($1,725), and Gary Frank’s Geiger #21, p1 ($435). Other featured listings are Titans vol. 2 #15 page 19 ($400), Vampirella Helliday Special 2025 cover by Celina ($560), and Hideshi Hino’s Phantom Mist Man manga art ($415). Additional new arrivals include Adventure Time #4 cover by Matt Lesniewski ($330), Ken Tsukikage’s Lustful Ladies Collection drawing ($158), and Savage Rogue art by Mario Chavez ($157.50).
On Catawiki, featured new listings include Michel Rouge and Greg’s Comanche page (active auction, €1,000 current bid), Enrico Marini’s Batman drawing (€650), Sergio Toppi’s La Coiffe drawing (€550), and Pierre Denis Goux’s Mjöllnir page (€240). Other notable additions are Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri’s Histoires de l’Ouest page (€600), Derib’s Buddy Longway page (€500), and Carlo Jacono’s Gialli Mondadori cover (€450). The auction also features Marc Wasterlain’s Tucker page (€400), Horacio Altuna’s Pin Up drawing (€400), and Alfonso Azpiri’s Lorna as Poison Ivy (€389).
On Raremarq, new fixed-price listings include X23 Blank Cover Sketch by Stanley Artgerm Lau (reserve not met), Spider-Man and Anissa Team-Up sketch cover by Frank Cho ($3,700), Vampirella by Homare ($3,650), Spider-Man illustration by David Finch ($1,448), and Red Sonja by Rafa Schneider ($1,000). Other recent sales include Saowee commission slot ($810), Harley Quinn by Leos Ng ($460), and Gwen Stacy portrait by Alan Borges ($475). Additional new arrivals are Absolute Raven by JAK ($610), X-Men Rogue double-sided sketch cover by Tony Daniel ($605), and Scarlet Witch acrylic painting by Jonathan Knight ($500).
Among dealers, Panel Page Art listed a Fantastic Four #123 cover by Sal Buscema and Joe Sinnott ($150,000). Essential Sequential added a Deadpool/Batman #1 cover by Tim Townsend and Greg Capullo (sold, $75,000) and several King Spawn and X-Men Red pages by Yildiray Cinar. Romitaman listed a Spider-Man #59 page by Don Heck, John Romita Sr., and Mike Esposito ($42,000), a Moebius Blueberry Fort Navajo #1 page ($25,000), and a Felipe Massafera Magneto painting ($17,500). Daniel Maghen continues to offer high-end Tif et Tondu covers and pages by Will, with several pieces in the €8,000–20,000 range. Other dealers such as Corner4art, Cart Gallery, and Galerie 9ème Art added a variety of European, manga, and independent comic art, with prices ranging from €100 to €7,500.
Dealers with smaller updates this week include Art e Fumetto, ComicArt.dk, Artcoholics, The Green Room, and Panel Gallery, each listing a handful of new items.
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Propstore is currently running a high-profile auction featuring a Frank Frazetta “Captive Princess” painting (current bid $315,000, estimate $500,000–1,000,000), a Dave Cockrum/Bob Wiacek Uncanny X-Men #161 page ($5,355), and a Marc Silvestri/Bob Wiacek Uncanny X-Men #224 page ($4,095). The sale also includes a Keith Giffen/Gary Martin Who’s Who splash ($1,512).
Urania Casa d’Aste is offering several high-value lots, including a Mark Texeira Wolverine #68 cover (€20,000), a Charles Schulz Peanuts daily strip (€20,000), and a John Buscema King Conan #1 title page (€20,000). Other featured items are David Mack’s Jessica Jones #6 cover (€12,000), Frank Miller’s Sin City: Hell and Back page (€9,500), and Sergio Toppi’s Donne guerriere (€3,900).
RR Auction features a Charles Schulz signed Peanuts Sunday strip (current bid $15,440), a Charles Addams New Yorker original ($8,470), and a Robert Crumb CoEvolution Quarterly artwork ($4,540).
Hake’s is running a large auction with a Charles Schulz Peanuts daily strip ($6,050), a Ken Barr Star Wars trading card art ($15,700), and a John Romita Sr. Bullseye concept sketches ($10,000). Other highlights include a John Romita Sr. Spider-Man, Punisher & Wolverine preliminary ($2,929) and a Kurt Schaffenberger New Adventures of Superboy story ($1,909).
On eBay, active auctions include the Arthur Adams Longshot #3 original comic art ($4,000), Walt Simonson’s X-Factor #19 page ($1,725), and Gary Frank’s Geiger #21, p1 ($435). Other featured listings are Titans vol. 2 #15 page 19 ($400) and Vampirella Helliday Special 2025 cover by Celina ($560).
On Catawiki, featured active lots include Michel Rouge and Greg’s Comanche page (€1,000), Enrico Marini’s Batman drawing (€650), Sergio Toppi’s La Coiffe drawing (€550), and Pierre Denis Goux’s Mjöllnir page (€240).
Moebius, Mike Mignola, and Spider-Man occupy the top positions in this week’s rankings, followed by Batman and John Byrne. Milo Manara, Frank Frazetta, Frank Miller, Jim Lee, and Art Adams round out the top ten. One Piece and Akira Toriyama also remain highly ranked.
This week, Prince Valiant made the most notable gain, rising 992 places to reach 165th position. Derib, Bilquis Evely, Frank Robbins, and Miles Morales also showed significant upward movement in the rankings.
Good luck with your collecting this week! Remember, ComicArtTracker is the best way to keep up with original comic art sales, new listings, and upcoming auctions from all over the world.