It’s Better the 33rd Time Around
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considered “The Bible” for serious collectors… and the new
33rd edition of The Official Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide
is due out Wednesday, April 16.
While others have come and gone, The
Official Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide has maintained its stature as the
best reference source covering more than 100 years of comic book history. Now
the Guide features six pricing columns. In addition to the four
columns featured previously, it now includes columns for VG 4.0 and VF/NM 9.0,
making it – if possible – even more comprehensive! As a result, the size of the
book also increased slightly to 6.5” x 9.25” — and we’re betting
people are going to love it!
It is simply the essential tool for
the casual fan or the diehard collector, and it includes market reports, key
sales, well-researched pricing, in-depth historical information, tips on grading
and collecting, a section on promotional (giveaway) comics, special sections
featuring the Victorian Age and Platinum Age, and the most complete record of
comic books from the 1800s to the present. The 2003 edition features a choice of
covers spotlighting All-Star Comics #8 recreated by John K. Snyder III
(Green Lantern: Brightest Day/Blackest Night) and Marvel Comics #1
recreated by Silver Age legend Murphy Anderson, both available in hardcover and
soft cover.
Look for it at a shop near you!
Oop </i>originals by V.T. Hamlin, <i>Dick Tracy </i>originals by
Chester Gould, 1935-50s comic book art by Jack Kirby, Alex Toth, Gil Kane, Gene
Colan, Curt Swan, Adam Kubert...and many more original comic strips and comic
book pages, MOST OF WHICH ARE OFFERED AT NO RESERVE!<br><br>Catalogs, picturing
each and every lot, are still available from Russ Cochran’s Comic Art Auction,
PO Box 469, West Plains, MO 65775, <br>although at this late date, one week from
the auction, we would need to airmail or overnight a catalog to reach you in
time.<br><br>We can email or fax images to interested bidders. Call
1-800-322-7978 or email <A
HREF=”mailto:ec@gemstonepub.com”>ec@gemstonepub.com</A>.<br></div>
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ates. Take, for example, two <i>Peanuts
</i>dailies, both expected to sell for about $5,000, that ended up selling for
$11,000 and $12,000! <br><br>According to Sotheby’s Collectibles Specialist
Jerry Weist, the pul