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Always special to get hold of one of these! This is the Doom: Knee Deep in the Dead one-shot from GT Interactive. This particular edition came bundled with the iD Anthology box set release. Would love to get this signed by at some point. There's a rarer E3 variant as well that I intend to hunt down!

An amazing sale for the Original Art of a modern classic cover!

Todd McFarlane, creator of , created just one cover of , but it was enough to leave a monumental imprint on the comics landscape 🦇

The cover sold for a total of $781,250, an auction record for a McFarlane cover, that landmark cover of Batman No. 423 (1988) led Heritage’s October 17 Keif Fromm Collection Comic Art Signature® Auction to an impressive $3,678,064 total for the single-day, single-owner event, but it was far from the only milestone sale amount..

🔗 Read the press release: https://www.ha.com/heritage-auctions-press-releases-and-news/todd-mcfarlane-batman-cover-brings-record-781-250-to-lead-heritage-s-keif-fromm-collection-comic-art-auction-above-3.6-million.s?releaseId=5310

Was at the right place at the right time to pick up this copy of House of Secrets 88 with a gorgeous classic Neal Adams cover!

Al Milgrom's original cover art for Amazing Spider-Man issue 194 brings in the big bucks!

The Original Black Cat is Out of the Bag, Selling for More Than $1 Million The sale at Heritage Auctions of the original cover art of "The Amazing Spider-Man" No. 194, featuring Black Cat's first appearance, reflects a continuing red-hot comic book art trend.

First time owning an Incredible Hulk 181! Condition is a little rough but it is complete with the Marvel value stamp. Perfectly happy with it though considering what I paid for it.

Thank you for bringing the amazing to Houston for the Bedrock City Con! As I told him, I passed up the chance to meet him at Baltimore Comic-Con so I could meet him on home turf! 😂 An amazing dude that took the time to talk to his fans, take pictures and sign a butt load of books!

Took a look at the new graded comic book slabs at the booth while at Baltimore Comic-Con.

The slab is an absolute UNIT! Hefty and quite a bit wider than CGCs. There's going to have to be a new slew of graded book bins to fit these and I anticipate plenty of back problems amongst comic book dealers having to put these bad boys around. The labels look quite clean in person (not sure about the AU authentic thing but I'm guessing that's a carryover from their card business) and books should be quite safe and secure in them!

Got to meet the amazing at this weekend! A true legend!

We talked about the 1988 Commodore 64 game 'Samurai Warrior: The Battles of Usagi Yojimbo' which was my first introduction to Usagi Yojimbo as a child. Apparently it never got a US release (or perhaps a limited release) so he was genuinely surprised to have met someone who had played it.