ComicConnect Auction

[DJRome]

I almost forgot about tonight's art auction. I logged on in time to see a nice JLA #21 page sell for 9.6k. Did anyone see what the cover to ASM #160 went for? Or the Golden Avengers Annual pages?

 

 

[Peter G]

I almost forgot about tonight's art auction. I logged on in time to see a nice JLA #21 page sell for 9.6k. Did anyone see what the cover to ASM #160 went for? Or the Golden Avengers Annual pages?

 

 

The Amazing Spiderman 160 cover sold for $35,005

[Lago32]

I almost forgot about tonight's art auction. I logged on in time to see a nice JLA #21 page sell for 9.6k. Did anyone see what the cover to ASM #160 went for? Or the Golden Avengers Annual pages?

 

Which JLA #21 page sold for $9600? I assume the JSA page? Does anyone know what the Superman/GA page went for?

 

How about the Byrne Avengers 181 page? Anyone see what that ended at?

 

Thanks.

[AKA Rick]

The 1st App of Rouge page from Avengers Annual #10 went for $17k, with the non-Rogue pages from that issue going for $6-9k each.

 

The Avengers $181 went for $5,800.

[suspense39]

Can these guys get a clock that works!?

[glendgold]

First, let's get them a search engine that finds, you know, ARTISTS.

[Bronty]

[Carlo M]

Anybody knows how much the Avengers 131 splash by Buscema Staton went for?

Thanks!

 

Carlo

[wktam]

Anybody knows how much the Avengers 131 splash by Buscema Staton went for?

Thanks!

 

Carlo

 

$5,826

[Carlo M]

Thanks that was fast! I am so happy Sal is getting some recognition! His splashes are going strong!

[Ironmandrd]

I think the Av #131 splash bidding was driven a lot by the appearance of Mantis, who does not appear in many splashes.

[suspense39]

Did anyone pick up any of the Kirby tales to astonish pages? I thought those were great, really nice segue pieces from the end of golden age sci-fi into silver age hero comics.

[drdroom]

The lesser JLA 21 went for 4K. Cool page.

 

[glendgold]

The Astonish interiors went for a broad range, 4K to 11K, mostly driven by content. The most expensive page puzzles me a bit -- it's a very good action scene but it went significantly higher than the next-most-expensive page. I wonder if that was driven by the unshown-but-mentioned "sketches by Ayers" on the back.

[suspense39]

The most expensive page was the last one selling in the auction, part of the price might be due to that.... I thought it was very nice, but it di sell for a fair amount more than any of the others.

[glendgold]

The most expensive page was the last one selling in the auction, part of the price might be due to that....

 

Actually, if I understand it right, it's the other way around -- it's the 8th page of 10 being sold in the story. Every time someone bids on it within the 3-minute-warning, it gets extended another 3 minutes. That means that the high bidding on it caused it to be extended later than all the other pages. Does that make sense?

[suspense39]

That's exactly what went down.

 

 

[batman_fan]

That's exactly what went down.

 

 

WOW, the Black Panther splash closed at more than I paid for a cover (of course that was several years back)

[zhamlau]

That's exactly what went down.

 

 

WOW, the Black Panther splash closed at more than I paid for a cover (of course that was several years back)

 

Yeah but that was "several years ago". Black panther stuff sells, and with the movie coming out and the hype and media coverage it's gonna get I think BP stuff is gonna continue to skyrocket.

[stinkininkin]

Completely forgot about this auction (I think they need to advertise more). Wasn't there a Frank Miller 300 #4 double page spread that was auctioned in this event? Does anybody know what that went for?

 

Scott