ComicConnect’s Event Auction 64 closed on December 7-11, 2025, seeing records set across the board.

Top sales for Event Auction 64 vintage comics included Superman’s debut in Action Comics #1 8.5 landing at $554,428 as the second-highest sale of a restored copy ever sold. That’s alongside a restored Batman #1 7.5 making a rare six-figure showing at $100,050. Marvel Comics #1 sold for $273,801, while the debut of Aquaman and Green Arrow in More Fun Comics #73 8.0 brought in $117,300.

Suspense Comics #8 7.0 with L.B. Cole’s creepy cover lured in $20,125, and new sales records were hit for Golden Age books including Captain America Comics #12, Stars and Stripes #2, and Fighting Yank #2 and #18.

X-Men titles excelled on the original art side, including Marc Silvestri’s action-packed cover for X-Men #249 that went for $143,750, a Dave Cockrum page from Giant-Size X-Men #1 brought $115,000, and a New X-Men #116 page by Frank Quitely went for $10,810.

Marvel key sales included Frank Miller bringing Elektra back to life in a Daredevil #190 page that sold for $104,650 and his Black Widow art from Daredevil #189 realized $46,000, a Howard Chaykin Star Wars #1 page went for $41,400, and a Bob Layton page from the classic Iron Man story “Demon in a Bottle” sold for $29,900.

Carl Barks’ painting of “Sheriff Donald at Gorey Gap” became a top sale in the auction when it realized $83,950, while Tony Moore’s pages from The Walking Dead #1 totaled $60,950 and $52,900.

ComicConnect is accepting consignments for their Winter Mega Monthly Auction and Event Auction 65. Clients can put them toward payments and receive interest free cash advances. Consignors can learn more about consigning with ComicConnect on their website. Original art consignors can reach out to Micah Spivak at micahs@comicconnect.com, sellers can also contact Peter Barbella at peterb@comicconnect.com, or call (212) 260-4147 and toll free at (888) 779-7377.