The finest-known copy of Batman No. 1 from 1940 sells at auction for record $2.2 million.
Sealed First Edition Base Set Booster Box breaks previous world record at Heritage Auction, continuing skyrocketing interest in Pokémon cards.
A 1950 Peanuts comic strip featuring Snoopy, the world's most famous beagle, sets a record price at Heritage Auctions.
Detective Comics No. 27, featuring the first appearance of Batman, sells for world record $1.5 million at Heritage Auctions.
Crime fails and collector prevails as recovered collection of stolen Batman comic books worth nearly $2 million heads to auction at Heritage.
The very first original cover art featuring the comic character Tintin sold for more than $1.12 million by Heritage Auctions on Saturday, June 8.
Important Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering cards and sets sold for nearly $300,000 at auction recently.
Fresh-to-market original comic book art spurred a fan frenzy at Hake’s March 13-14 auction and produced a $1.26 million result.
Spring is here and the May Gold Rush vintage market at the Olmsted County Fairgrounds (also known as Graham Park) in Rochester, Minnesota, is setting the stage for spring picking May 10-12, 2019.
A copy of DC Comics Flash #105 (Feb.-Mar. 1959) in superb condition, with a grade of CBCS 9.0, soared to $20,000 at a Toy & Comic Auction that featured many rare superhero comics.
An unopened copy of Super Mario Bros., the classic video game released by Nintendo in 1985, set a world record for a graded game when it recently sold for $100,150.
Swann Galleries’ auction of Illustration Art on December 6, 2018 saw a bustling auction room as well as live bidding from the firm's newly launched app.
The Boon Foundation for Narrative Graphic Arts cast the winning bid to add the original comic art for the 8-page story Master Race to its collection.
In this year’s fall classic, a fully curated 2,518-lot auction to be held Nov. 13-15, Hake’s Auctions is giving pop culture collectors what they want: the finest-quality examples of toys, comic books and vintage collectibles of their youth, as well as premier historical and political items from long-held collections.
Jennifer Fisher of Queen Creek, Arizona spent the halcyon days of her childhood absorbed in the Nancy Drew books of the 1970s and ’80s. She's turned her passion for the plucky sleuth into a full-time career.
Online Only Bidding - Sunday February 28