ComicConnect’s Event Auction 67 is now open for bids, featuring vintage comics and original art.

Auction highlights include Fantastic Four #48 9.9 with the debut of Galactus and the Silver Surfer, Wonder Woman #1 8.5, and a colorful Detective Comics #1 4.5. There’s a rare copy of the history-making All-Negro Comics #1, and Spider-Man major keys Amazing Fantasy #15 and Amazing Spider-Man #1.

There’s also Wonder Woman’s first appearance in All Star Comics #8 and the Amazon’s first cover in Sensation Comics #1. Other Golden Age rarities are Master Comics #10 9.8 and Human Torch #9 9.6, the Timely action of All Winner Comics #3, and the Joker’s origin in Detective Comics #168.

Marvel milestones include Iron Man’s intro in Tales of Suspense #39, Hulk’s debut in Incredible Hulk #1, the Fantastic Four’s first appearance in Fantastic Four #1, Doctor Doom’s debut in Fantastic Four #5, and Marie Severin’s wild battle cover for Silver Surfer #15 9.8. High grade Bronze Age Marvel keys like Wolverine’s introduction in Incredible Hulk #181 and Blade stepping out in Tomb of Dracula #10 are also offered.

Event Auction 67’s selection of original art, includes Frank Miller’s Batman for a Dark Knight Returns store display, Dave Cockrum introducing Storm to the Sentinels in X-Men #98, Steve Epting’s epic cover for 2005’s Captain America #19, and Jack Kirby featuring a wild Frightful Four battle from Fantastic Four #42.

Paul Smith ventures into the Hellfire Club for X-Men #169, and there’s more classic Kirby as Batroc teams up with Captain America in Tales of Suspense #85. Steve Ditko and Don Heck add their talents to a Kirby page from Tales to Astonish #50, and Golden Age icon Bill Everett depicts a brawling Prince Namor in Tales to Astonish #87.

The auction also contains Modern Age mastery with Matt Webb coloring a major Hellboy spread by Mike Mignola from John Byrne’s Next Men #21, plus wild works from Ryan Brown and a selection of Bill Sienkiewicz’s best, and even comic strips by Charles Schulz and Frank Frazetta.