EVENT AUCTION #58
EVENT AUCTION #58 - JUNE 2024
Now accepting consignments for EVENT AUCTION #58!!
ComicConnect is still accepting consignments for their upcoming Event Auction. Interest-free cash advances are available. Email your list of consignments to peterb@comicconnect.com or call toll-free 888-779-7377.
ComicConnect Calling for Consignments As Event Auction 58 Launches in June!
ComicConnect proudly announces the upcoming Event Auction 58 in the wake of a record-breaking EA57, along with the next Mega Monthly Auction starting Monday, April 15th! “Our first Event Auction of 2024 has shown consignors why we remain the world’s premier auction house for vintage comic books and original art,” said ComicConnect President Vincent Zurzolo. “Now we’re excited to work with top collectors once again in presenting an amazing selection of comics, art, and memorabilia to Event Auction 58.”
Event Auction 58 will launch on June 3rd, with sessions closing from June 24-28. Among other outstanding items, EA58 will be showcasing the first and only CGC graded 9.9 Giant-Size X-Men #1 (1 of 1) white pages, matched by an immaculate cover and beautiful square-bond spine. This exceptional find features the first New X-Men Team, one of the most beloved comics of all time. After setting a new sales record for Detective Comics #27 in EA57, ComicConnect will also offer a striking 5.0 Detective Comics #38, with the debut of Robin the Boy Wonder. Additional lots include the first appearance of Dr. Fate in a sharp 6.0 More Fun Comics #55 at a sharp 6.0, and a rare investment-level 3.5 Amazing Fantasy #15.
The selection of outstanding Original Art pieces is also growing, with new additions such as an incredible spread of Adam Kubert’s pencils for Wolverine #88, with the beloved mutant slashing after Deadpool (with Mark Farmer inks). Collectors will be following John Romita Sr.’s signed cover for Nightshade’s memorable debut in Captain America #164, plus Frank Miller and Al Milgrom’s brutal battle cover for Morpheus’ first appearance in Moon Knight #12.
The final deadline for EA58 consignments is May 20th, with ComicConnect offering cash advances with zero fees and no interest when sellers auction third party-certified comics, original comic art, and more. Sellers can reach out to the ComicConnect staff through peterb@comicconnect.com—and calls for comics and original art are always welcome at 212-260-4147 or (888) 779-7377!
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ComicConnect: Mega Monthly
Now accepting consignments. Email your list of consignments to peterb@comicconnect.com or call toll-free 888-779-7377.
ComicConnect is proud to launch the first preview for our upcoming July 2024 Mega Monthly Auction — presenting rare finds and key collectibles from across the Comic Ages!
Golden Age classics include scarce gems such as a 9.0 Western Love #2, a 6.5 Star Spangled Comics #52, and 1948’s classic Frankenstein #11 (with the Boris Karloff parody cover) at 5.5. Fans of the Silver Age will be following Neal Adams’ acclaimed Batcave blueprint as the cover of Batman #203. There’s also Guy Gardner’s first appearance in Green Lantern #59 and The Enforcers’ first story in Amazing Spider-Man #10, both at an exceptional 6.5.
Sabretooth’s vicious debut in a 7.5 Iron Fist #14 is amongst the Bronze Age beauties. Bernie Wrightson is represented by Swamp Thing #1 and his wild werewolf cover for House of Mystery #231 at, respectively, 9.0 and 9.4. The Mega Monthly Auction also offers important investment opportunities from the Modern Age, including Miles Morales’ introduction in Ultimate Fallout #4 at a striking 9.2, along with Venom's first appearance in a sharp 9.4 Amazing Spider-Man #300.
Sessions for the July Mega Monthly Auction begin closing from August 12-14 — as ComicConnect comes off a record $1,825,088 sale for Detective Comics #27. ComicConnect will be continuing to take consignments for the July Mega Monthly Auction through July 8th. Consignors can reach out to peterb@comicconnect.com; calls are always welcome at 212-260-4147 or (888) 779-7377.
