Introducing The TRUE NORTH Collection! 

Coming out of Toronto, Canada this collection of nearly 200 graded comics contains solely first appearances and first issues from the Golden, Silver, Bronze and Modern Ages including some of the most coveted and historically significant comics ever published! The collection was painstakingly compiled by a Toronto businessman, a comic book lover from childhood who became a collector and investor in 2008, when he and his family saw the first movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), Iron Man.  

This new pedigree include some of the Golden Age's rarest grails. Both Aquaman and the Green Arrow (plus Speedy) make history with their first appearances in More Fun Comics #73. There's more timeless artifacts with Robin's debut in Detective Comics #38 and the start of Green Lantern in a scarce All-American Comics #16, plus the first superteam as the Justice Society forms in All Star Comics #3!

Collectors have already taken note of this extraordinary curation of first issues, first appearances, and other pop-culture finds such as Detective Comics #27, Captain America Comics #1, Amazing Fantasy #15, Marvel Comics #1, and Superman #1. More outstanding new titles include high-grade Marvel Age classics signed by Stan Lee, with certified copies of Avengers #1, X-Men #1, Journey Into Mystery #83, and Tales of Suspense #39 joining an Incredible Hulk #1 and a gorgeous 9.8 Incredible Hulk #181 — all up for bids as Event Auction 63 launches on Monday, August 25th! 

Auction Spotlight: ORIGINAL COMIC ART

Collectors have already been getting a first look at a sensational Neal Adams half-splash from Avengers #96, along with Dave Cockrum and Joe Rubinstein's classic cover for X-Men #150. Now we've brought in a sensational Jack Kirby splash from Mister Miracle #17 to join the King's pencils for the fourth appearance of Thor in Journey Into Mystery #86. Jim Starlin fans are marveling over an intergalactic page from Warlock #13, but there's also the complete six pages of his "Messiah" space opera from Epic Illustrated #14!

Other recent additions include Mike Sekowsky's all-star art from the first DC multiverse crisis in 1963's Justice League of America #21 and Marvel legend Eliot R. Brown providing deep details on Frank Castle's work tools in Punisher Armory #6. You'll find more Modern mastery with Tom Lyle's envisioning of the Silver Surfer as Cosmic Carnage on the cover of Amazing Spider-Man #431! 

That's alongside John Byrne's Iron Fist brawling with the Wrecking Crew in Iron Fist #11 and Tradd Moore's Deadshot and Harley Quinn from Let Them Live!, plus Superman legend Curt Swan's wild death-row cover for Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane #105 — all up for bids with other vintage comics and original art as EA63 launches on Monday, August 25th!

Auction Spotlight: High Grade UK Price Variants

Check out this amazing selection UK Price variants featuring some of the highest graded known copies along with significant key issues and first appearances. Numerous collectors believe UK pence copies were probably among the first to come off the printing press, packaged and dispatched as swiftly as possible. Many copies seem to exhibit a richer quality, with deeper blacks and sharper lines, suggesting that this was early in a specific printing run on the press.                                                                                                                          As featured on CGC's website: High-grade U.K. Price Variant Comics Certified by CGC Offered in Auction

Auction Spotlight: Foreign / International Editions

Auction Spotlight: Pedigrees and Notable Collections

ComicConnect is still taking consignments for EA63 — original art consignors can reach out to Micah Spivak; sellers can also contact Peter Barbella, or call 212-260-4147 or 888-779-7377!