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1966 Silver Surfer panel page brings record $155350 price in $5.49+ million ... - Art Daily

1966 Silver Surfer panel page brings record $155350 price in $5.49+ million ... Art Daily Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott's simply spectacular and iconic Fantastic Four #55, Page 3, Silver Surfer original art (Marvel, 1966) brought a final price realized of $155350 – the highest price ever realized for a panel page of comic art – to emerge as ... and more »

The Birth of Disney Fandom Part 3: The Disney Fanzines - USA TODAY (blog)

The Birth of Disney Fandom Part 3: The Disney Fanzines USA TODAY (blog) There were also a variety of collector publications, comic book fanzines, and museum catalogs that might devote an entire issue to Disney like: The 34-page Lincoln Center's Walt Disney 50th Anniversary Film Retrospective (July 9-August 4, 1973) program ... and more »

THE BUY PILE - Comic Book Resources

THE BUY PILE Comic Book Resources Every week Hannibal Tabu (two-time Eisner-winning journalist/blogger/novelist/poet/jackass on Twitter/head honcho of Komplicated.com) goes to a comic book store called Comics Ink in Culver City, CA (Overland and Braddock -- hey Steve, Jason, ...

Why MorrisonCon Is Worth The $767 Admission - Bleeding Cool News

Why MorrisonCon Is Worth The $767 Admission Bleeding Cool News An Indian comic book creator, he has a number of prestigious comic book works to his name. But he's also a victim of repeat comic book industry conman Josh Hoopes or Joshua Hoopes. Hoopes “hired” him to draw a comic book from a script he provided… and more »

Why Self-Publish? Artists and Writers Explain at Long Beach Comic Expo - LA Weekly (blog)

LA Weekly (blog)

Why Self-Publish? Artists and Writers Explain at Long Beach Comic Expo LA Weekly (blog) Works range from raw to slick, from mini-comics to art books, and are sold largely by the creators themselves. Self-publishing is nothing new in the comic book world, nor is it rare. For decades, artists and writers have been going the do-it-yourself ... and more »