MARVEL WHAT IF... FANTASTIC FIVE INK ILLUSTRATION

Marvel Comic What If... Fantastic Five original ink illustration from Volume 1 # 27 (Earth-917). Inscription top left and signed by Garvin Curtis (?). Measures 17" x 11"

Albert B. Serwazi (American/Pennsylvania, 1905-1992) Group of Five Original Pen and Ink Illustrations, 1930s-1950s. Ranging in size 8" x 9.5", 20 x 24 cm (sheet) to 12" x 16", 30 x 41 cm (sheet). Sale

UNITED STATES, 20TH CENTURY Five Marvel Comics Fantastic Four comic books. The lot includes a complete issue run from 66 to 70 featuring the first appearance and origin of "Him", Adam Warlock. No.66:

A collection of five Harrison Cady pen and ink illustrations on paper. Each signed "H. Cady". 8 in tall.

A collection of five Harrison Cady pen and ink illustrations on paper. Each signed "H. Cady". 8 in tall.

A collection of five Harrison Cady pen and ink illustrations on paper. Each signed "H. Cady". 8 in tall.

Chinese, group of five 20th century ink on paper illustrations depicting figures in colorful dress, smallest 7" x 5", largest 8 1/4" x 5 1/4".

Collection of five original American Indian gouache and Ink illustrations. Various group images of Indian life. Dimension: 9" x 10"-11" . View information on each work. Circa: 1950's. Gouache and Ink

1992 Toy Biz Marvel Fantastic Four Action Figs-MOC-NOS. Includes two The Thing, four Human Torch, five Silver Surfer and eight Mr. Fantastic. Single owner collection from the largest toy collector on

This lot consists of an ink illustration on paper, done in the cartoon style of Walter Simonson (American, 1946 - ). Image depicts the Marvel Comics hero, Thor. This unframed piece measures approximat

Bruce Weitz, Light Up the Sky Aug. 1990, Seen reading a reiew of his production. ; Burning Brightly; Misalliance with Zak Orth, Brian Muray, Elizabeth Marvel Roundabout August 1997. 13 x 10 to 11 x 20

1990 MARVEL UNIVERSE X-MEN VS FANTASTIC FOUR MINT 9 FIVE STAR GRADING

Marvel Comics Fantastic Four #50 (1966). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by Jack Kirby. Cover by Jack Kirby. This is considered to be key issue for a myriad of reasons beginning with the fact t

Marvel Comics Fantastic Four #74 #75 #76 #77 #100 (1968-1970) (5 Comic Books Total). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by Jack Kirby. Cover by Jack Kirby. Fantastic Four #74 features a cover appe

Marvel Comics Fantastic Four #38 #41 #51 (1965-1966) (3 Comic Books Total). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by Jack Kirby. Cover by Jack Kirby. Fantastic Four #38 is the 2nd team appearance of

Marvel Comics Fantastic Four #67 #75 #79 #86 #91 (1967-1969) (5 Comic Books Total). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by Jack Kirby. Cover Art by Jack Kirby. Fantastic Four #67 is the 1st cameo a

Marvel Comics Fantastic Four #53 #56 (1966) (2 Comic Books Total). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by Jack Kirby. Cover by Jack Kirby. Fantastic Four #53 is the 1st appearance / origin of Klaw,

Marvel Comics Fantastic Four #58 #59 #60 #61 (1967) (4 Comic Books Total). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by Jack Kirby. Cover by Jack Kirby. Fantastic Four #58 features iconic cover art depic

Marvel Comics Fantastic Four #62 #63 #64 #70 #71 (1967-1968) (5 Comic Books Total). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by Jack Kirby. Cover by Jack Kirby. Fantastic Four #62 is the 1st appearance

Marvel Comics Fantastic Four #31 #46 (1964-1966) (2 Comic Books Total). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by Jack Kirby. Cover Art by Jack Kirby. Fantastic Four #31 is the 1st appearance of Dr. F

Marvel Comics Fantastic Four #57 (1966). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by Jack Kirby. Cover by Jack Kirby. This is considered to be a key issue because it features iconic cover art by Jack Ki

Marvel Comics Fantastic Four #72 (1968). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by Jack Kirby. Cover by Jack Kirby. This is considered to be a key issue due to the iconic cover art created by Jack Kir

Dr. Doom (reprint of issue five). 1964, Silver Age, $.25, bagged and boarded, top right front cover corner cut out, front cover barely attached.

Two ink on paper illustrations and three pencil on paper drawings. All signed by the artist. Paul Desmond Brown (American, 1893 - 1958). From a Darien, CT estate. Dimensions: vary from 6.25" x 4.75" t