ComicLink Focused Auction Closes Through Oct. 10
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The latest ComicLink Focused Auction has been closing for the past week, but there are thousands of certified comic books from all eras and genres still to close on weekdays through October 10, 2024. Lots begin closing each day at 8 PM ET/5 PM PT.
There’s a large selection of Golden Age books from the Crazy Ed’s Comics Collection including many hard to find issues of Batman, Detective Comics, Action Comics, and Superman. There are hundreds of CGC and CBCS graded, signed examples (and sketch covers). Hundreds of works of art are offered by hundreds of artists. The auction also includes numerous pulps and 1930s to ‘50s men’s magazines (a lot of great Peter Driben covers) in the Golden Age Session of the auction.
The Walking Dead collection includes a large selection in the rare CGC 9.9 grade. There are also many Signature Series, variant covers, later printings, and offshoots.
ComicLink is offering upfront cash advances for consignments of high value comic books and related art for upcoming auctions including the next Focused Auction that starts on October 10, and the Fall Featured Auction that starts on November 21. More details are available in the Auction Schedule.
Placement in upcoming auctions can be reserved by emailing a prospective list to buysell@comiclink.com and the sales department can be reached at (617) 517-0062 Monday through Friday between 8:30 AM and 5:30 PM ET. Consignors who have already worked with ComicLink can also reach out to sales representatives with whom they have previously worked.
ComicLink is attending Baltimore Comic-Con this weekend on September 20-22. VP/Senior Consignment Director Douglas Gillock, Senior Consignment Director Steve Borock, and Consignment Director Jon Signorelli will accept consignments at booth #507. Submission categories include comics, pulps, comic and fantasy original art, Dungeons & Dragons, as well as other collectibles to be auctioned on CertifiedLink.com, like certified video games, sports and non-sports trading cards, action figures, video tapes, coins (especially gold coins), and more.
