A week before Batman #1 hits the auction block, Heritage Auctions has announced pre-auction bidding has already reached $1.53 million.
A fresh, new month-long feature auction event at Heritage Auctions, titled The TMNT Auction: Heroes in a Half-Shell, celebrates 36 years of pop culture impact across 113 special lots.
Heritage Auctions is offering up a number of never-before-seen production cels and models sketches from the first Superman cartoon from Fleischer Studios.
Heritage Auctions struck the gavel for the last time on the Frank Frazetta’s The Princess of Mars – one of the most iconic fantasy paintings out there – for $1.2 million.
PRESS RELEASE Sixteen years ago, Heritage Auctions sold a highly graded copy of Chamber of Chills No. 19 for $126.50 – in retrospect, an outright steal. In July of this year, the very same title, bearing a far lesser grade, realized $6,070.80 during Heritage’s summer Comics & Comics Art event. And in 2018, a far better copy of the 1953 book sold for almost twice that amount.
If you are a fan of the Amazon Prime series, The Tick, then you might want to perk your antenna up as costumes, masks, and props are headed to the auction block through Heritage Auctions.
If you are looking for a very unique bit of Star Trek history, Heritage Auctions is offering up a full-size photon torpedo that was used in Star Trek Generations.
Heritage Auctions has announced that the finest known copy of Marvel Comics #1 has sold for a record breaking $1.26 million dollars.
Heritage Auctions has announced it has sold the first appearance of Captain America (CGC 9.4) at auction for $915,000.
If you were wondering if people still desire unopened trading card packs, the answer is most definitely, yes.
This week, Superman celebrated his 80th birthday, and in May, Heritage Auctions is putting Action Comics #1 on the auction block.
I have a print of cover to The Amazing Spider-Man #100 hanging on my wall. There is something really amazing in that cover where you see all of the characters in one place that helped shape the first eight or so years of the series. It comes as no surprise, then, that the original art by John Romita, Sr. broke records when it went on the auction block.
Numerous records set by Heritage Auctions’ Comics & Comic Art category in 2017 include total sales of $44.3 million – the highest ever in the 16-year history.
Bill Watterson’s Calvin and Hobbes comic strips are some of the best things you will ever read. For a collector original strips are hard to come by, but over the Thanksgiving weekend, the final Sunday strip sold on the auction block for $10,157.50.
