Archive for the ‘Auction’ Category
I think there are a half dozen things on at this auction I’m interested in putting on my Christmas list. The utility belt worn by Adam West in the 1960s Batman television series is only going for between $4,000 and $6,000, the outfits worn in the Buckaroo Banzai movie are only $3,000 each, and the cowl that Christian Bale wore in Batman Begins is a bargain at $20,000. Too bad that Major Spoilers Tip Jar is empty (joke). This is the 33rd Annual Profiles in History Auction that kicks off on December 11.
Take the jump for the complete press release.
And click here for the full catalog.
IDW has announced it has placed the hand drawn original cover art for its presidential comic series on eBay. Artist J. Scott Campbell is donating a portion of the proceeds to the Wounded Warrior Projects. As of today, neither of the covers have met the reserve. And while it may not be an indication of who will win, the Obama cover currently has the higher bid price. The auction will continue until November 3rd at 7:00 PM EST, so if you want to snag a piece of history, place your bid now.
More art has been reveaed for the October 26, 2008 Wonder Woman Day III Silent Auction to raise money for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The event takes place in both Portland, Oregon, Flemington, New Jersey, and Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
Take the jump for a quick gallery of some of the art up for auction, and then head over to the Wonder Woman Museum for all the art and detais on the event.
Artists around the world are putting together their sketches to raise money and awareness for domestic violence shelters and a women’s crisis line. So far, 100 pieces of original art will be up on the auction block, including this wonderful little gem from Wapsi Square creator Paul Taylor.
This is a perfect charity that everyone should try and contribute something to.
WONDER WOMAN DAY III
Sunday, October 26, 2008 — 12noon-6pm, FREE
Excalibur Comics, 2444 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, Oregon
WONDER WOMAN DAY III
Sunday, October 26, 2008 — 12 am – 5 pm, FREE
Comic Fusion, 42 Main St., Flemington, New Jersey
via Wonder Woman Day III and Wapsi Square
In April 2008, Michigan comic retailer David Pirkola was robbed and shot while working in his store. To help in his recovery effort and bills, Jeffrey Brown, writer of Boom! Studios Warhammer 40,000 is auctioning art pages from the series.
You can find the page up on eBay.
“I became a father a year and a half ago, so it’s been a while since I’ve had the time to field my Ultramarines force or let my epic scale ork gargants rampage across the battlefield,” said Brown. “I keep up with the comics, novels, and White Dwarf magazine, but spend more time playing with buses and trucks now. It was a great experience to work on this page and get back to the game that I love, and it was even better knowing I could help David by doing it.”
Boom! Studios was kind enough to donate Brown’s pages to iFanboy.com for the auction.
I really like Gene Gonzales’ work. I’ve been following his sketchblog and have looked forward to seeing what new creation he has whipped up each day. If you want to nab a Gonzales sketch, he selling 20 of them over at eBay.
Conventionless, Convention Sketches! This auction is for 20 convention-type inked sketches. Winners can get any single character sketch (no backgrounds) inked on 11″ x 17″ bristol board. Winner may have to supply references for character if I don’t have one or if I am not familiar with it. If you have seen the sketches that I do at conventions, you know that you get more than just a rough drawing. If you are not familiar with my sketches, some sample work is provided below. Artwork will be shipped each Friday and all artwork will be completed by August 8th. As the art is completed, I will email you with the image before it ships. Email me first if you have any questions.
My work has been published by DC Comics, Image, Caliber and others. Recently I finished the creator owned 4 issue mini-series DIARY OF NIGHT from Bloodfire Studio, a graphic novel from Moonstone Comics, McCANDLESS & COMPANY, and I’m working on a 3-issue creator-owned comic titled PERILS ON PLANET X, coming from Ape Entertainment. To see more of my work check out genegonzales.com and/or my daily art blog at http://genegonzales.blogspot.com.
I’m sure the pieces will go fast, so if you want one, better get it now.
Reminder, there’s one more day remaining on all the World of Springfield Simpsons figures I’m getting rid of. Some GREAT figures are up for auction, and I’d like to free up some space in the Major Spoilers Toy Closet.
Hey Everybody!
I’m sorry for the obvious AD placed right here, but there comes a time in every person’s life, when it is time to give up a little something to keep something bigger and better (this site) going.
I’m clearing out space in the Major Spoilers Comic Book Room and am selling a huge portion of my Simpsons action figure collection.
If you are fan of the Simpsons, and want to help a brother out – check the auctions after the jump.
Last week at the Emerald City Comic Con, the organizers and Frazetta Comics put together an auction to benefit Josh Medors’ fight with cancer. The best part about the entire event is it raised over $10,000 for Josh’s medical bills.
“The response of the comics community and fans alike has been amazing,” Medors said. “The money raised not only helps out with medical expenses, but it also takes a great weight off my shoulders and helps me focus on what positives I can. I could never thank everyone enough for what they have done for me.”
What started off with a couple of e-mails and phone calls to a few friends turned into a mega event, with over 130 lots of donated original art, books, prints, posters, toys and statues all sold at the auction. Fans unable to attend the event can still support Josh in the Ebay auctions, an original John Romita Sr. Mary Jane sketch, Willow Creek sketch books by artists such as Eric Powell, Tim Vigil and an the opportunity to appear as a zombie in THE WALKING DEAD.
That’s great news!
The Josh Medors Benefit Auction has grown to such huge proportions, it’s hard to keep up with the items on the auction block at the upcoming Emerald City ComiCon. The latest piece attendees can bid on is an original work from Frank Frazetta.
“Having Frank Frazetta donate a sketch is a feather in the cap to an already amazing outpouring of support for Josh that has been shown by the comics community,” said ECCC Organizer Jim Demonakos. “We’ve hardly had time to take pictures and catalog the overwhelming amount of items donated!”
The silent auction is active now, and you can view the items at the Emerald City ComiCon website. After Thursday everything will switch to a live auction.
The Josh Medors Benefit Auction will be taking place at 5:00pm on Saturday, May 10th at the Emerald City ComiCon in Seattle, WA
23 April 2008 (Berkeley, CA) – Unknown to the general public, FRANK FRAZETTA’S SWAMP DEMON, RUNES OF RAGNAN, WILLOW CREEK, GI JOE and 30 DAYS OF NIGHT artist Josh Medors has been fighting cancer for the past several months. In his time of need, Image Comics and Frazetta Comics have stepped in organize an auction with all proceeds going straight to Josh.
John Romita Sr., longtime Spider-Man artist, is auctioning his time to break bread with comic fans and art lovers. The auction is to benefit The Hero Initiative that help comic book creates in medical or financial need.
You can bid on the auction over at eBay.com and is being administered by AuctionCase.
The Hero Initiative and Romita have gone out of their way to make each of four events special in its own way. The events include:
o Tuesday, Nov. 27: Win a tour of Marvel Comics with John Romita Sr., and lunch with the Marvel legend!
o Wednesday, Nov. 28: Lunch with John Romita Sr. AND current Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada.
o Thursday, Nov. 29: Lunch with John Romita Sr. at the famed Tavern on the Green restaurant in Central Park.
o Friday, Nov. 30: Meet John Romita Sr. at the Jim Hanley’s Universe comic store, where you’ll be presented with a Romita Library of vintage comics and current hardcovers by John, followed by lunch.
via The Hero Initiative
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