Barks magazine cartoon original comic art

(c.1973) An original comic illustration for MAD Magazine by Antonio Prohias, the creator of "Spy vs Spy". This comic was created for the MAD Super Special #11 and depicts a man attempting to win a pri

Laugh Comics (1960) Archie Series art by Harry Lucey, Martin Epp and Bob White. A framed original pencil and ink drawing from Laugh #112 Page 6, from the year 1960. Features characters Archie Andrews,

Series of (4) original pen and ink illustrations on artist board. Signed indistinctly "Syd...". 9" x 11". One marked reverse "Original Cartoon Art From Puck Magazine 1893".

Heading: Author: [Original Comic Art] Griffin, Rick Title: Original RICK GRIFFIN Drawing Published in Surfer Magazine Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: 1965 Description:

Heading: Author: Holman, Bill Title: Original cartoon art for Spooky Place Published: No place Publisher:News Syndicate Co. Date Published: 1949 Description: Pen and ink il

Two (2) Original Pen and Ink Art Boards featuring a "Boots and Her Buddies" comic strips, signed by Martin. Cartoons titles "Thats Giddy For You" and "He Ought to Be Locked Up." Art boards in nice con

Heading: Author: Smith, Sidney Title: Original Comic art for Ching Chow Place Published: Publisher:Chicago Tribune - N.Y. News Syndicate Date Published: 1935 Description:

Includes two Millie and one Young Romance original comic art panels, and three vintage comic magazines of Millie, Josie and Career Girl.

Evil Ernie lady death original comic cover art signed Stephen Hughes 1993 rare hand drawn, signed by Stephen Hughes and another artist, 11" x 17" possibly from Chaos comic magazine promo card. Signed

Heading: Author: Dugan, A. Title: Watching 2 Partners in Business as They Enjoy a Quiet Round on the Links - original pen and ink golf cartoon Place Published: No place Publisher: Date Published

original cartoon edited by jeff macnelly you can see areas with pencil and eraser and felt marker over glass was broken out of frame 14" x 17 1/2" and minor tear as shown see pics

Original Comic Book Art - Colored Mixed Media - Kevin Smith's Green Arrow. Art by Matt Wagner for the Cover of Wizard Magazine. Professionally Framed and Matted. Measures 18.75" tall x 14" wide. All l

20th Century American Golden Age Archie Comics series art by Harry Lucey, Martin Epp and Bob White. A framed original pencil and ink drawing from Laugh Comics edition number 112 page 6, published 1960

Three Original Pen and Ink Art Boards featuring a "Buz Sawyer" comic strips, signed by Roy Crane. Cartoons titles "Happy New Year," "Going Up" and "The Doubters." Art boards in nice condition for age

Various Original Comic Strip and Editorial Illustration Art. 3 pcs. Circa 1950s. Group includes The Gumps: Beautiful Dreamer (Gus Edson, 1951); Abbie and Slats (R. Van Buren, 1957); and a gag cartoon

First Romance Magazine Issue 22 1949 Published by Harvey Comics. Original Cover Price .10 Cover Art by Originated from a private collection. See Images for Condition 10.25 X 6.625 in.

An original vintage four panel illustrated pen and ink cartoon board featuring art from the July 10, 1967 edition of the Walt Disney comic strip, "Donald Duck," distributed by King Features Syndicate.

An original vintage four panel illustrated pen and ink cartoon board featuring art from the December 13, 1967 edition of the Walt Disney comic strip, "Donald Duck," distributed by King Features Syndic

Beetle Bailey comic strip by Mort Walker. Pen and ink on paper. Signed in lower right box. Sight 10" x 14".

Glackens, Louis M. (American 1870—1938). Original Editorial Illustration Art. Circa 1900s. Pen and ink cartoon illustration created for Puck magazine featuring a group of animals devising a sche

Three lots of comic book art, and 2 others. 1) George McManus. Bringing Up Father. Original full color four panel "Maggie and Jiggs" cartoon created by McManus for Messrs. Haasis and Van Dien. Novembe

Virgil Franklin Partch was an American magazine gag cartoonist of the 1940s and 1950s, generally signing his work Vip. Additionally, he created the newspaper comic strips Big George and The Captain's

Virgil Franklin Partch was an American magazine gag cartoonist of the 1940s and 1950s, generally signing his work Vip. Additionally, he created the newspaper comic strips Big George and The Captain's

Virgil Franklin Partch was an American magazine gag cartoonist of the 1940s and 1950s, generally signing his work Vip. Additionally, he created the newspaper comic strips Big George and The Captain's