Art & Memorabilia
Disney Animation Art
Disney Animation Art
Signed works and books from the most famous Artists of our time; Picasso, Chagall, Dali, Warhol, etc. Plus signed memorabilia from the greatest sports and iconic legends of all time, Babe Ruth, Ali, Pele, Neil Armstrong and more.
Disney Animation Art
Disney Animation Art
Disney Animation Art
Here you'll find rare Disney art, drawings, story boards and original print. Featuring animation drawings, as well as original concept, layout and storyboard drawings featuring characters beloved by generations of fans.
Original Comic Art
Disney Animation Art
Original Comic Art
Here you'll find original comic art by some of the best artists in the hobby and some choice examples we've been able to acquire over the years. This page has become one of our main focuses for the website, take a look.
Featured Art
Historic 1st Ever Spidey & Torch Meeting Page! Illustrated For Amazing Fantasy #17, Pre-Amazing Spider-Man #1 Theory...
Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko Fantastic Four Annual #1 Historic Marvel Moment 1st Meeting of Spider-Man & The Human Torch (Illustrated For Amazing Fantasy #17, Pre-Amazing Spider-Man #1 Theory) and Rare One-Off Web Concept Original Art (Marvel, 1963)
One of the most significant pieces in our collection and what we've learned in recent years due to various articles and historians research, this small 6 page story hails as one of the earliest Spider-Man original art pieces in existence, experts theorized to be illustrated for Amazing Fantasy #17 before the title was canceled, (pre-Amazing Spider-Man #1)!
Marvel's founding fathers Kirby, Ditko & Lee collaborate on this significant first meeting of the Fantastic Four’s Human Torch and Spider-Man, truly historic original art! Not only do the 2 teenagers meet for the first time on this very page, but they square off and battle in both Spider-Man and Torch fashion, fireballs and climbing on walls! Also note panels 3 and 4 where Kirby uses a one off never seen before or later concept for Spider-Man's defense of a slithering web, almost symbiote like. Twice-Up (Large Art 12” x 18.5” signed by Jack Kirby on the lower right.
Check out our article "The Beginnings of Spider-Man" documenting this early Spider-Man art believed to have been drawn shortly after Amazing Fantasy #15 and before Amazing Spider-Man #1 in 1962, making it the earliest Spider-Man original art story next to Amazing Fantasy #15 interior art in the Library of Congress!
New revelation in 2024 added research and what I'll call "the smoking gun", adding to the "new" concepts found in this story first! (See our art collection through the link below)...
FEATURED BOOK
Detective Comics #27 CGC 6.5 Universal *World Record Sale For The 1st Appearance of Batman Comic!*
Detective Comics #27 hit the newsstands in March 1939 with the first appearance of Batman — just 11 months after the debut of Superman in Action Comics #1. Both issues would become major works of pop culture, and still continually set new records at auction.
The contents of this classic Detective are just as notable. “The Case of the Chemical Syndicate” introduces readers to both the Dark Knight and wealthy playboy Bruce Wayne, as co-creators Bob Kane and Bill Finger also establish the crimefighter’s relationship with Commissioner Jim Gordon. The story is notable as a time capsule of Batman’s debt to pulp heroes, with Bruce Wayne’s alter-ego happy to throw thugs from rooftops or grimly approve of a murderer’s demise in an acid bath. The seemingly carefree socialite is even revealed as our hero in the final panels, continuing a tradition going back to Zorro and the Scarlet Pimpernel.
Most notably this copy being a CGC 6.5 Unrestored makes it very rare in this grade, with only 8 higher graded copies in the world! This purchase also set a new World Record as the highest sold copy for Batman's 1st Appearance just shy of $2m, at $1.825m!