High Grade Highlights in ComicConnect Event Auction 67

Categories: Auctions & Prices|Published On: August 31, 2026|Views: 2|

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ComicConnect’s Event Auction 67 is filled with vintage comics and original art, featuring high grade keys that rank among the top of the CGC Census.

Event Auction 67’s highlights include the major Golden Age key Wonder Woman #1 8.5, a Fantastic Four #48 9.9, memorable covers preserved in high grade copies of Bob Kane’s Batman #6 and Fred Ray’s Superman #18, and Timely’s biggest stars on the cover of All Winners Comics #3 9.2.

There are also rarities like Adventure Comics #56 9.4, Human Torch #9 9.6, Wonder Comics #12 9.2 with a Graham Ingels cover, copies of Weird Comics alongside a Master Comics #10 9.8, and high grade copies of Tales from the Crypt.

Other notable lots include Amazing Spider-Man #72 with John Romita’s Shocker cover captured in all of its inky black background, while Clayface makes his Silver Age debut in Detective Comics #298 9.0, Neal Adams ushers Two-Face into the Bronze Age in Batman #234 9.2, Frank Miller introduces Elektra in a signed Daredevil #168 9.8, and a copy of 1982’s Wolverine #1 9.9.

ComicConnect is taking consignments for upcoming auctions. 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.

High Grade Highlights in ComicConnect Event Auction 67

Categories: Auctions & Prices|Published On: August 31, 2026|Views: 2|

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ComicConnect’s Event Auction 67 is filled with vintage comics and original art, featuring high grade keys that rank among the top of the CGC Census.

Event Auction 67’s highlights include the major Golden Age key Wonder Woman #1 8.5, a Fantastic Four #48 9.9, memorable covers preserved in high grade copies of Bob Kane’s Batman #6 and Fred Ray’s Superman #18, and Timely’s biggest stars on the cover of All Winners Comics #3 9.2.

There are also rarities like Adventure Comics #56 9.4, Human Torch #9 9.6, Wonder Comics #12 9.2 with a Graham Ingels cover, copies of Weird Comics alongside a Master Comics #10 9.8, and high grade copies of Tales from the Crypt.

Other notable lots include Amazing Spider-Man #72 with John Romita’s Shocker cover captured in all of its inky black background, while Clayface makes his Silver Age debut in Detective Comics #298 9.0, Neal Adams ushers Two-Face into the Bronze Age in Batman #234 9.2, Frank Miller introduces Elektra in a signed Daredevil #168 9.8, and a copy of 1982’s Wolverine #1 9.9.

ComicConnect is taking consignments for upcoming auctions. 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.