Comic Art Weekly

A summary of the week in original comic art

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Sat, 30 May 2026 10:00 (CET)

Hello, and welcome to this week’s ComicArtTracker report, with a focused tour of recent results, fresh listings, and the next auctions to watch.

Summary for collectors in a hurry

Past week auction recapAuctions results

Heritage sold more than 350 lots, totaling $209,740, with a 100% sell-through rate. The top result was Michael Golden’s Batman Family #17 Demon and Man-Bat story page at $9,687.50, followed by Walt Simonson’s Beta Ray Bill illustration at $6,562.50, Phil Jimenez’s Star Trek / Legion of Super-Heroes #4 cover at $5,000, and Carmine Infantino and Bob Wiacek’s Star Wars #20 double-page spread at $4,750. Other notable sales included John Buscema’s Wolverine as Patch story page at $4,250 and Mike Grell’s Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters #2 page at $4,000.

BDEnchères offered around 240 original-art lots and sold 196, totaling €78,520. Hermann’s Bois-Maury original page led the session at €5,000, below its €7,000–8,000 estimate, while Turk’s Clifton original page sold for €3,600, below its €4,000–4,500 estimate. Frank Pé’s Manon illustration reached €2,800, Jijé’s Jerry Spring original page sold for €2,000, and Geerts’s Jojo original page reached €1,800, above its €1,000–1,200 estimate.

Nate Sanders sold one of its three listed pieces: Charles Schulz’s signed Snoopy sketch closed at $3,021. The Charles Schulz Peanuts Sunday strip and Bill Watterson’s signed Calvin and Hobbes comic book did not meet reserve.

Catawiki closed close to 300 lots, with Don Lawrence’s Storm original page leading at €4,300. Corrado Roi’s Nathan Never Gigante #17 page sold for €890, Erich von Götha’s Troubles of Janice page for €831, René Sterne’s Adler page for €611, and Hermann’s Sur les Traces de Dracula color drawing for €600. Bastien Vivès’s Alice in Wonderland drawing sold for €501, while Simone Bianchi’s Fear Itself: Uncanny X-Force page did not meet reserve.

eBay results, based on the higher-sales extract, were led by Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiotti’s Daredevil Vol. 2 #7 page 18 at $5,000. Other notable sales included Norm Breyfogle’s Batman vs. Clayface illustration at $1,825, Gary Frank’s Action Comics #867 page at $1,225, Alex Saviuk and Dan Adkins’s Aquaman title splash at $966, Charlie Adlard’s Walking Dead #20 page at $671.35, Bryan Lee O’Malley’s Scott Pilgrim Vol. 5 page 151 at €600, and Simon Davies’s Slaine painted page at £396, about $530 or €460.

Raremarq sold 64 of more than 150 listed pieces, totaling $31,197. Stanley Artgerm Lau’s Black Cat Marvel Rivals sketch cover was the top sale at $9,600, followed by Homare’s Emma Frost Rivals costume illustration at $2,522 and Homare’s Dark Knights of Steel: Allwinter #1 cover at $2,250. Steven Defendini’s Black Cat illustration sold for $1,228, Miki Okazaki’s Supergirl 2026 illustration for $1,210, and Steven Defendini’s Mary Jane Watson illustration for $1,090.

todocoleccion recorded two sales from a large group of listed lots: Bosch Penalva’s Can-Can #37 original drawing sold for €150, and a small Serenata comics lot sold for €1.10. mycomicshop.com had one result, with Ron Williams’s Amazing Spider-Man #300 homage sketch selling for $76.

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eBay new auction listings include Marshall Rogers’s Scorpio Rose #1 page 19, currently at $480, and Ethan Van Sciver’s He-Punk and the Basstards of the Universe cover, currently at $350. Other active listings include Al Taliaferro’s Donald Duck daily at €411, Celina’s Psylocke charcoal sketch at $305, another Marshall Rogers Scorpio Rose #1 page at $281.98, a Charles Schulz Snoopy framed drawing at $202.50, and two Steve Ditko Miss Eerie pages, page 2 and page 8.

Catawiki has several active lots already carrying higher bids, including Ralph Meyer’s Undertaker original page at €7,700, top-ranked Moebius with a Histoire sans Titre original page at €6,400, Grzegorz Rosinski’s Thorgal page from Le Maître des montagnes at €5,550, and Ernie Chan’s Conan le Barbare #104 cover at €5,500. Additional active lots include Hugo Pratt’s Corto Maltese: Tango page at €3,600 and William Vance’s XIII page from Le Dernier round at €2,500.

Raremarq buy-now listings include Warren Louw’s X-Men #1 White Queen / Emma Frost sketch cover at $6,000, Bill Cao’s Gotham City Sirens #4 Punchline cover at $3,000, Martin Coccolo’s X-Men #29 variant cover at $2,750, Carlos Gómez’s Venom 261 cover at $2,500, and Matteo Scalera’s Marv from Sin City illustration at $1,600. Current Raremarq auctions are led by the Flash: Future’s End pin-up at $1,200 and David Dias’s Dark Phoenix sketch cover at $1,169.

Panel Page Art listed four high-end covers, led by John Romita Sr. and Gil Kane’s Amazing Spider-Man #143 cover at $250,000. The same update also includes John Romita Sr.’s Thor #197 cover at $75,000, Romita and Gil Kane’s Marvel Double Feature #11 cover at $50,000, and Romita’s Our Love Story #2 cover at $18,500.

Daniel Maghen added a broad Ralph Meyer selection for Undertaker, with illustrations such as Jonas on horseback and Le Monde selon Oz illustration at €15,000 each, plus another Le Monde selon Oz illustration and Jonas and Rose embraced at €13,000 each. Several pages are also available, including Le Monde selon Oz page 41 at €8,000 and L’Indien blanc page 33 at €7,000.

Romitaman posted a large update with Bryan Hitch’s seven full-size JLA #1 cover recreations at $20,000, Charles Schulz’s large Snoopy and Woodstock drawing at $19,500, Jack Kirby’s Incredible Hulk #2 cover recreation at $15,000, and Kirby’s Tales of Suspense #47 cover recreation at $9,800. Other notable fixed-price pieces include John Byrne and Bob Wiacek’s Marvel Comics Presents #18 She-Hulk semi-splash at $7,500 and Kelley Jones and John Beatty’s Batman: Dark Joker page at $7,000.

ComicArtFans Classifieds included Joe Kubert’s Brave and the Bold #44 Hawkman title splash at $35,000, David Finch’s Avengers Disassembled double-page spread at $30,000, Brian Bolland’s Animal Man #52 cover at $25,000, Adam Hughes’s unused Catwoman cover at $25,000, and Bill Sienkiewicz’s Conan cover at $18,000.

Venere Comic Art listed Milo Manara’s A riveder le Stelle cover at €9,000, Gene Colan’s Daredevil #100 page 28 at €5,500, and John Buscema’s Thor #201 page 6 at €4,800. Tavole Originali added Hugo Pratt’s Il Ragazzo rapito page at €8,000, Ivo Milazzo’s Ken Parker special cover at €7,500, and Al Williamson’s Flash Gordon #5 page at €6,500.

Kirby’s Comic Art reported several Ito covers sold, including the Energon Universe 2026 Special #1 cover, Ghost Pepper #14 cover, and Odin #1 cover, each at £6,000. Available listings include Nimit Malavia’s Zatanna #5 cover at £3,500 and Nogi San’s Star Wars #8 Princess Leia cover at £3,200.

2DGalleries has Gene Colan’s Daredevil #64 page at €25,000, Janry’s Spirou: La Vallée des Bannis page at €22,000, Benjamin Lacombe’s Les contes macabres illustration at €22,000, and Milo Manara’s Le Déclic page at €9,500. Cool Lines Art added several inquire-price pieces, including Adam Hughes’s Catwoman #67 cover and Harvey Kurtzman’s Jungle Book page 9.

Auction calendar for the upcoming weekAuctions calendar

Heritage has over 500 pieces scheduled, with Charles Vess’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream illustration currently at $1,125. Other active lots include Mike Mignola’s Hellboy illustration and signed print at $968.75, Jim Lee’s Superman model sheet at $962.50, John Buscema and Klaus Janson’s Bizarre Adventures #27 Phoenix page at $781.25, and Sergio Aragonés’s Groo the Wanderer #26 page at $687.50.

ComicConnect lists close to 600 lots, all starting at $1 in the data provided. Featured lots include Marie Severin’s Astonishing Tales #20 title splash and Neal Adams’s Superman #213 cover. The sale also includes Ross Andru and Mike Esposito’s Amazing Spider-Man #185 page, Jim Lee’s Batman and Catwoman illustration, Rich Buckler and Dick Giordano’s Flash #267 cover, Bernie Wrightson’s House of Mystery #195 cover, Jack Kirby’s Silver Surfer graphic novel page, and top-ranked Moebius with a Marvel Tales #253 cover.

Septimus has more than 300 lots scheduled, with featured European originals led by François Walthéry’s Natacha Cauchemirage title page, estimated at €15,000–18,000. Also featured are Jean-Pierre Gibrat’s Le Vol du Corbeau watercolor, estimated at €9,000–11,000, Hermann’s Tours de Bois-Maury original page, estimated at €7,500–8,500, Hermann’s Caatinga original page, estimated at €6,000–8,000, and Bédu’s Clifton page from Mortelle Saison, estimated at €5,000–6,000.

Tessier Sarrou offers 182 lots, headed by Jean-Pierre Gibrat’s Mattéo original artwork, estimated at €12,000–15,000. Other higher-estimate lots include Gibrat’s Le Sursis page at €6,000–8,000, Frank Le Gall’s Théodore Poussin page at €3,000–5,000, Philippe Druillet’s Réplicante 6 mixed-media work at €3,000–4,000, and Moebius’s Mangez mieux, vivez mieux! drawing at €2,000–3,000.

Landry Pop Auctions has 48 lots, with two highlighted Alex Saviuk pieces: World’s Finest #281 page 28 and Action Comics #571 page 26, each currently at $700 against $1,500–2,000 estimates. Dave Manak’s ALF #47 cover is at $750, and Alex Saviuk and Pablo Marcos’s Superman #1 page is at $500.

Catawiki has close to 400 lots in the upcoming calendar. Featured active lots include Ralph Meyer’s Undertaker original page at €7,700, top-ranked Moebius with a Histoire sans Titre original page at €6,400, Grzegorz Rosinski’s Thorgal page at €5,550, Ernie Chan’s Conan le Barbare #104 cover at €5,500, Corrado Roi’s Dylan Dog page at €240, Claude Auclair’s Le Sang du Flamboyant page at €195, and Ted Kearon’s Robot Archie page at €110.

eBay calendar highlights include Marshall Rogers’s Scorpio Rose #1 page 19 at $480 and Ethan Van Sciver’s He-Punk and the Basstards of the Universe cover at $350; both are featured in the data. Other active lots include Al Taliaferro’s Donald Duck daily at €411, John Buscema and Sonny Trinidad’s Savage Sword of Conan #21 page at $211, Charles Schulz’s Snoopy framed drawing at $202.50, and two Steve Ditko Miss Eerie pages, page 2 and page 8.

Raremarq has more than 100 active auction lots, led by the Flash: Future’s End pin-up at $1,200, David Dias’s Dark Phoenix sketch cover at $1,169, Miki Okazaki’s Mary Jane illustration at $1,130, Steven Defendini’s Power Girl illustration at $1,009, and Jeffrey Whiting’s Atom Eve original art at $1,000.

mycomicshop.com has a small group scheduled, including Ron Williams’s Boba Fett, IG-88, and Bossk sketch currently at $15 and Maan House’s Green Goblin pin-up recreation at $12.

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Moebius, Mike Mignola, Spider-Man, Batman, and Frank Frazetta occupy the top five positions in this week’s rankings. Just below them, Jim Lee, Kim Jung Gi, John Byrne, Milo Manara, and Frank Miller complete the current top ten.

The largest one-week ranking gains were recorded by Guglielmo Letteri, rising from rank 3,737 to 128, Son of Satan, moving from 3,389 to 58, Sandra Hope, moving from 3,080 to 173, Doug Braithwaite, moving from 2,269 to 45, and Cyberforce, moving from 2,360 to 178.

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