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Antiques Roadshow - Jack Kirby's comic collection

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Next episode: WNET, Mon, Feb 7 3:00 PM

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Conclusion. In San Diego, items include "Captain America" and "Fantastic Four" cocreator Jack Kirby's collection of comics from the 1930s to the 1970s; circa-1915 Cartier cuff links, buttons and studs; and an original "Hortus Eystettensis," a 1613 collection of botanical...

 

8pm on PBS channel 13 tonight in NYC.

 

Thanks for posting, didn't know but I'll be watching this tonight.

 

 

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"I brought a portion of my grandfather's collection. His name is Jack Kirby, and he was a pretty well known comic book artist."

 

Stated with the sort of humility that Kirby, himself, was known for.

 

 

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Fifteen grand? That guy was a tool.

Why? For the 5 pieces that were shown, that seemed about to be in the right ballpark. The only published OA in there was the page from Boy Commandos. The specialty pieces, particularly of Kamandi and other Kirby characters, might fetch a decent price, but they rarely go for as much as published work and late Jack typically goes for less than earlier Jack.

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