BIGGEST MEGA SALE OF 2019 "CLOSED" AND THANK YOU 9 9

[Bunky Brian]

Hi its Wednesday the 09th what say we post up some more just for fun?

 

[Bunky Brian]

Here's one you never see enough, AND "NO ITS NOT FOR SALE", JUST POSTING CAUSE SOME BOARDIE ASKED TO SEE IT!

 

[JimButlerGA]

[Gotham Kid]

9 minutes ago, Bunky Brian said:

Here's one you never see enough, AND "NO ITS NOT FOR SALE", JUST POSTING CAUSE SOME BOARDIE ASKED TO SEE IT!

 

Full Bob Kane sig

Edited October 10, 2019 by Gotham Kid

[Bunky Brian]

Coming up are some of my favorite TEC's and could use a 7.0 if anybody knows where one is,

 

[Bunky Brian]

DETECTIVE COMICS #35
CGC Grade: 0.5 PR
Price: $13,500

JAN. 1940; Back cover missing, front cover detached. Incomplete. OFF-WHITE pages. "Classic" hypodermic needle cover by Bob Kane. It's the main reason this issue is the fifth-most valuable in the storied run of DC's namesake title. Another reason is an almost equally classic splash page of Batman holding a smoking .45! Consecutive Batman covers begin with this issue.

 

[Bunky Brian]

DETECTIVE COMICS #35
CGC Grade: 2.0 GD
Price: $25,000

JAN 1940; Cream to off-white pages. "Classic" hypodermic needle cover by Bob Kane. It's the main reason this issue is the fifth-most valuable in the storied run of DC's namesake title. Another reason is an almost equally classic splash page of Batman holding a smoking .45! Consecutive Batman covers begin with this issue. Kane and Fred Guardineer art. CGC notes, "Cover detached."



     

 

[Bunky Brian]

DETECTIVE COMICS #35
CGC Grade: 3.0 GD/VG
Price: $37,500

JAN 1940; White pages. The issue is one of Overstreet's Top 100 Golden Age Comics, and any copy that's certified as unrestored is hard to come by. This issue's classic cover marked the beginning of Batman's run as the permanent cover star of the title, a streak that is still going! The book is also famous for its splash panel, which has Batman holding a smoking gun -- now that's a Dark Knight!



                        

 

[Bunky Brian]

DETECTIVE COMICS #35
CGC Grade: 5.0 VG/FN
Price: $58,000

JAN 1940; White pages. The issue is one of Overstreet's Top 100 Golden Age Comics, and any copy that's certified as unrestored is hard to come by. This issue's classic cover marked the beginning of Batman's run as the permanent cover star of the title, a streak that is still going! The book is also famous for its splash panel, which has Batman holding a smoking gun -- now that's a Dark Knight!



                        

 

[Bunky Brian]

HANGMAN COMICS #3
CGC Grade: 9.0 VF/NM
Price: $25,000

SUM 1942; Off white pages. Pennsylvania Copy. One of the first Nazi war cover (by Harry Lucey). Bondage cover with a beheading splash page.



     

 

[Bunky Brian]

here's one you don't see EVER!

4

6.5 FN +

$3,450

JAN 1939; Vol 1. Really scarcer and rarer!

Edited October 10, 2019 by Bunky Brian

[Comcav]

4 minutes ago, Bunky Brian said:

here's one you don't see EVER!

4

6.5 FN +

$3,450

JAN 1939; Vol 1. Really scarcer and rarer!

take!

[Bunky Brian]

Just now, Comcav said:

take!

the great one has spoken

[Bunky Brian]

[Bunky Brian]

34

4.5 VG +

CGC

$15,795

DEC 1942; Off-White to White pages. Classic bondage and skull cover, bullet in head panel.

Edited October 10, 2019 by Bunky Brian

[Comcav]

Just now, Bunky Brian said:

the great one has spoken

I have to say, even in this thread, that was by far the most rare book.  AWESOME!!!!!

[Bunky Brian]

Well its been fun, I love you guys love the hobby, getting a little tipsy with the wine and dinner so I am going to bow out with one last big boy for the thread, 

[Bunky Brian]

Hope you enjoy it,

the last sale per GPA was  $167,000 in May 2018

[Bunky Brian]

SUPERMAN #1
CGC Grade: 2.0 GD
Price: $180,000

SUM 1939; Off-White to White pages. Origin of Superman. Superman pin-up on back cover. Siegel and Shuster story and art. Tape on interior cover.



     

 

[Bunky Brian]

thank you and good night, Bri