
ComicConnect’s Event Auction 67 Enters Final Days
ComicConnect is entering the final days of Event Auction 67. The auction contains a selection of original art and vintage comics from the Golden Age, Silver Age, and Bronze Age and beyond. The auction closes on September 13-17.
Event Auction 67 contains rare comics like the first Galactus and the Silver Surfer in Fantastic Four #48 9.9, Wonder Woman #1 8.5, and a colorful Detective Comics #1 4.5. The auction features a rare copy of the history-making All-Negro Comics #1, and Spider-Man keys Amazing Fantasy #15 and Amazing Spider-Man #1.
There’s also Wonder Woman’s first appearance in All Star Comics #8 and her first cover on Sensation Comics #1. Golden Age rarities feature Master Comics #10 9.8 and Human Torch #9 9.6, plus the classic Timely action of All Winner Comics #3 and the Joker’s origin in Detective Comics #168.
Iron Man’s intro in Tales of Suspense #39, the first Hulk in Incredible Hulk #1, the Fantastic Four’s debut in Fantastic Four #1, and Dr. Dooms debut in Fantastic Four #5 are among the Marvel keys. Silver Surfer #15 9.8 (Marie Severin battle cover), and high grade Bronze Age keys like Wolverine’s debut in Incredible Hulk #181 and Blade’s introduction Tomb of Dracula #10 are offered.

Event Auction 67 original art examples are Frank Miller’s Batman Dark Knight Returns store display, and Dave Cockrum introducing Storm to the Sentinels in X-Men #98. Steve Epting’s cover for 2005’s Captain America #19, and Jack Kirby’s Frightful Four battle from Fantastic Four #42 are among the art lots.
The auction has another group of exclusive art pieces to benefit the Lake Como Comic Art Festival. Paul Smith’s Hellfire Club art in X-Men #169, Kirby’s work of Batroc teaming up with Captain America in Tales of Suspense #85, and Steve Ditko and Don Heck join Kirby for a page from Tales to Astonish #50. Other examples are Bill Everett depicting a brawling Prince Namor in Tales to Astonish #87 and George Pérez uniting the Universes in an action-packed page from JLA/Avengers #4.
More featured items in the auction include Matt Webb coloring a major Hellboy spread by Mike Mignola in John Byrne’s Next Men #21, art by Ryan Brown, and a selection of Bill Sienkiewicz’s work, and comic strips from Charles Schulz and Frank Frazetta.
Sessions for EA67 will be closing as follows, all starting from 7 PM ET:
Session 1 [Absolute Batman – Detective Comics] ends Sunday, September 13
Session 2 [Doctor Strange – Nickel Comics] ends Monday, September 14
Session 3 [Night Nurse – Zoot] ends Tuesday, September 15
Session 4 [pulps and foreign comics] ends Wednesday, September 16
Session 5 [original art] ends Thursday, September 17
ComicConnect is already taking consignments for Event Auction 68. Original art consignors can reach out to Harry Kassen at harrisonk@metropoliscomics.com; sellers can also contact Peter Barbella at peterb@metropoliscomics.com, or call (212) 260-4147 and toll free at (888) 779-7377. ComicConnect clients can put consignments toward payments, receive what they describe as “competitive commission rates” and interest free cash advances.
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ComicConnect’s Event Auction 67 Enters Final Days
ComicConnect is entering the final days of Event Auction 67. The auction contains a selection of original art and vintage comics from the Golden Age, Silver Age, and Bronze Age and beyond. The auction closes on September 13-17.
Event Auction 67 contains rare comics like the first Galactus and the Silver Surfer in Fantastic Four #48 9.9, Wonder Woman #1 8.5, and a colorful Detective Comics #1 4.5. The auction features a rare copy of the history-making All-Negro Comics #1, and Spider-Man keys Amazing Fantasy #15 and Amazing Spider-Man #1.
There’s also Wonder Woman’s first appearance in All Star Comics #8 and her first cover on Sensation Comics #1. Golden Age rarities feature Master Comics #10 9.8 and Human Torch #9 9.6, plus the classic Timely action of All Winner Comics #3 and the Joker’s origin in Detective Comics #168.
Iron Man’s intro in Tales of Suspense #39, the first Hulk in Incredible Hulk #1, the Fantastic Four’s debut in Fantastic Four #1, and Dr. Dooms debut in Fantastic Four #5 are among the Marvel keys. Silver Surfer #15 9.8 (Marie Severin battle cover), and high grade Bronze Age keys like Wolverine’s debut in Incredible Hulk #181 and Blade’s introduction Tomb of Dracula #10 are offered.

Event Auction 67 original art examples are Frank Miller’s Batman Dark Knight Returns store display, and Dave Cockrum introducing Storm to the Sentinels in X-Men #98. Steve Epting’s cover for 2005’s Captain America #19, and Jack Kirby’s Frightful Four battle from Fantastic Four #42 are among the art lots.
The auction has another group of exclusive art pieces to benefit the Lake Como Comic Art Festival. Paul Smith’s Hellfire Club art in X-Men #169, Kirby’s work of Batroc teaming up with Captain America in Tales of Suspense #85, and Steve Ditko and Don Heck join Kirby for a page from Tales to Astonish #50. Other examples are Bill Everett depicting a brawling Prince Namor in Tales to Astonish #87 and George Pérez uniting the Universes in an action-packed page from JLA/Avengers #4.
More featured items in the auction include Matt Webb coloring a major Hellboy spread by Mike Mignola in John Byrne’s Next Men #21, art by Ryan Brown, and a selection of Bill Sienkiewicz’s work, and comic strips from Charles Schulz and Frank Frazetta.
Sessions for EA67 will be closing as follows, all starting from 7 PM ET:
Session 1 [Absolute Batman – Detective Comics] ends Sunday, September 13
Session 2 [Doctor Strange – Nickel Comics] ends Monday, September 14
Session 3 [Night Nurse – Zoot] ends Tuesday, September 15
Session 4 [pulps and foreign comics] ends Wednesday, September 16
Session 5 [original art] ends Thursday, September 17
ComicConnect is already taking consignments for Event Auction 68. Original art consignors can reach out to Harry Kassen at harrisonk@metropoliscomics.com; sellers can also contact Peter Barbella at peterb@metropoliscomics.com, or call (212) 260-4147 and toll free at (888) 779-7377. ComicConnect clients can put consignments toward payments, receive what they describe as “competitive commission rates” and interest free cash advances.






