Rare Walt Disney Animation, Original Comic & Newspaper Art
by All Star Auctions
212 lots with images
2012
Viewing NotesClick here for full catalog July 10th-15th - San Diego Convention Center Please note we will be exhibiting this along with hundreds of other items at the upcoming San Diego Comic Con, July 12th through the 15th, Booth #s 4302-4306. Come by and see all the great comics and art in this event, live.
Lot 159: FLASH GORDON ALEX RAYMOND 5-6-34 RARE!
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Description: FLASH GORDON Alex Raymond 5-6-1934 With the success of Buck Rogers it was only natural that William Randolph Hearst would want a science-fiction feature but only better. Alex Raymond is without question one of the top two professionals to have every worked in the medium. Combine impeccable anatomical artistic skills, incredible imagination, couple with the ability to plot a compelling story and you define artistic genius. Flash Gordon soon became the benchmark for science fiction adventure and soon after appearing in January of 1934 was appearing in movie serials, books and licensed products. Offered here is one of the earliest examples known to exist the 18th Sunday page (there were no dailies until 1940). The page contains, Flash, Zarkov, Prince Barin and Princess Aura daughter of Ming the Merciless. The art measures 20.25" X 25.5" is hand lettered and in excellent condition.
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Lot 160: 1939 Disney Animation Art Sea Scouts!
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Description: 1601939 Disney Animation Art, Sea Scouts! Commodore Donald teaches seamen ship to his crew of Nephews! This production set up (both cel and background are production) was originally released through Courvoisier Gallery and the original sticker is visible on the back. Image size is 8" x 9.5" and is in overall Very Fine condition. Please note we will be exhibiting this along with hundreds of other items at the upcoming San Diego Comic Con, July 12th through the 15th, Booth #s 4302-4306. Come by and see all the great comics and art in this event, live. This auctions end while we are at the show, Friday, July 13th beginning at 3:00 PM Eastern Standard Time. Click here for large image
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Lot 195: CARMINE INFANTINO DETECTIVE #333 REC ORIGINAL ART!
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Description: Carmine Infantino- Detective #333 Arguably, the most important and influential artist of the early silver age, Carmine Infantino was responsible for many of the most memorable books, titles and covers of the fifties and early sixties. Not least of which is Showcase #4 re-introducing The Flash, Mystery In Space with Adam Strange and the new look Batman. We are proud to have represented Carmine for many years. Offered here is Carmine's recreation of Detective #333, originally rendered by Infantino in 1964, Carmine recreated this iconic, new look Batman cover in 200. Mixed media on paper, art measures a large 14" x 21" and is in overall Very Fine condition. * Of note due to persistent physical issues, Carmine has not created any fully rendered art such as this for a number of years. Make sure to register as we have new auction software and a new email list. Click here For larger Image
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Lot 198: 1991 Jim Mooney Adventures of Superboy original!
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Description: 1991 Jim Mooney The Adventures of Superboy#19 original art! Jim Mooney's roots as an artist date back to the Golden Age, where he worked for Timely/Marvel, the Igot/Eisner studio, and ghosted for Bob Kane on BATMAN. In his post Golden-Age career, he's best known for his ten year stretch as the primary Silver Age Supergirl artist, his work on the Stan Lee penned AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, and his collaborations with Steve Gerber on OMEGA THE UNKNOWN and the MAN-THING. Offered here is page #17 from The Adventures of Superboy #19 featuring Superboy. Pen and ink on paper, art measures a large 15" x 10" and is in overall Very Fine condition.
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Lot 236: 1934 Disney Animation Two-Gun Mickey
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Description: 1934 Disney Animation Two-Gun Mickey, Scene #21 Lonesome cowboy Mickey rides in to save Minnie and the day! This scene, #21, features a fight between Pegleg Pete and Mickey. Pencil on paper, overall condition is Very Good Bidding is now open on this and all items in the auction. Please note we will be exhibiting this along with hundreds of other items at the upcoming San Diego Comic Con, July 12th through the 15th, Booth #s 4302-4306. Come by and see all the great comics and art in this event, live. This auction ends while we are at the show, Friday, July 12th beginning at 3:00 PM Eastern Standard Time.
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