Noob19

Completely agree. I found myself in the same situation several times last year.

Just read through this short thread and and as a new collector find this to be a very interesting topic. Also, I just passed on a pricey (for me) cover by a modern artist when it was explained to me it was composed digitally and then inked, by the artist, over his printout. Instinctively I found it less compelling (hard to explain why). Just curious if any of you more experienced collectors have found "recreations" (likely of covers/pin-ups) more common due to the increasing use of digital pencils?

Lovin' that Dr. Doom...

Fun read. What year is that from? 1987?

Absolutely stunning. Very nicely done!

https://www.comiclink.com/Auctions/item.asp?back=%2FComicTrack%2FAuctions%2Fbids.asp&id=1333330 From ComicLink, Sept. 2019. (Got the date wrong. Auction ended at $5400.)

Wild. I swear in late 2018 I passed on a HB cover for $5k...(Thought it was just too much.)

Many thanks. I just saw that same cover listed on an upcoming Heritage auction. Regardless, I guess $10k is ballpark for a Mignola HB cover...which is just out of reach for me.

Many thanks. I guess I was hoping to find one for less than $11k...

Title says it all. Please PM me if you have a Hellboy cover you are ready to sell (or even if you are just on the fence). Thanks!

My experiences with Guernica match yours. I was incredibly moved by it when I first saw it. Knew next to nothing about the Spanish Civil War and wasn't aware of the connection.

PM sent!

Bought a few pieces from him. Has been great to deal with.

Mignola Hellboy (especially covers)>BPRD, etc. come immediately to mind....

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