Hot Wheels #05 Art by Alex Toth DC Comics (1970)
Hot Wheels #06 Art by Neal Adams DC Comics (1971)
Hot Wheels #05 / #06
Art by Alex Toth / Neal Adams
DC Comics (1970/1971)
Batman Art by Paul Martin Smith
Batman
Art by Paul Martin Smith
Miss Lube Rack 1951 Muller Brothers Oldsmobile Tires And Carwash, Los Angeles, California Photography by Allan Grant Life Magazine (1951)
Miss Lube Rack 1951
Muller Brothers Oldsmobile Tires And Carwash, Los Angeles, California
Photography by Allan Grant
Life Magazine (1951)
Holy Car Crash Batman!!!
Holy Car Crash Batman!!!
Vintage Ad Stanley And His Monster #111 Back Cover Hot Wheels Mattel DC Comics (1968)
Vintage Ad
Stanley And His Monster #111
Back Cover
Hot Wheels
Mattel
DC Comics (1968)
What is one of your ultimate comfort movies?
Murder By Death (1976)
Art by Charles Addams
Betty White And "Friend"
Betty White And "Friend"
Super DC Giant #021 Love 1971 Art by Charlie Armentano DC Comics (1971)
Super DC Giant #021
Love 1971
Art by Charlie Armentano
DC Comics (1971)
Wonder Woman #042 Art by Irwin Hasen DC Comics (1950)
Wonder Woman #042
Art by Irwin Hasen
DC Comics (1950)
Hot Wheels #03 Art by Neal Adams And Dick Giordano DC Comics (1970)
Hot Wheels #04 Art by Alex Toth And Dick Giordano DC Comics (1970)
Hot Wheels #03 / #04
Art by Neal Adams And Dick Giordano / Alex Toth And Dick Giordano
DC Comics (1970)
Super A #01 Art by Joe Kubert Warner Books (1977) From Comics.org Part of an educational kit sold only to schools that included 10 copies of each of the 4 issues, plus task cards, teacher's manual, and other materials.
Super A #01
Art by Joe Kubert
Warner Books (1977)
From Comics.org
Part of an educational kit sold only to schools that included 10 copies of each of the 4 issues, plus task cards, teacher's manual, and other materials.
World's Finest Comics #050 Art by Win Mortimer DC Comics (1951)
World's Finest Comics #050
Art by Win Mortimer
DC Comics (1951)
Batman Little Hot Cycle Empire Toys (1978)
Batman Little Hot Cycle
Empire Toys (1978)
Monte Carlo Illustration Original Art (c.1970's) Art by Alex Toth From Heritage Auctions... A tense race scene by master artist Alex Toth! The exact use of this piece is unknown, however the paper has animation style 3-hole punches drawn in the bottom margin. The notation in the upper left reads HW "Monte Carlo" (3), which seems to point towards this being a storyboard for a proposed Hot Wheels cartoon. Toth worked on many cartoons for Hanna-Barbera, and also the licensed Hot Wheels comic book for DC comics in 1970, however, the Hot Wheels cartoon was produced by Pantomime Pictures in 1969.
Monte Carlo Illustration
Original Art (c.1970's)
Art by Alex Toth
From Heritage Auctions...
A tense race scene by master artist Alex Toth! The exact use of this piece is unknown, however the paper has animation style 3-hole punches drawn in the bottom margin.
Hot Wheels #06 Pg 13 Original Art Art by Neal Adams And Dick Giordano DC Comics (1971) From Heritage Auctions... The unmistakable line work of the legendary Adams is clear on this page from an early licensed toy comic. Great looking work, and expertly inked by the equally impressive Giordano.
Hot Wheels #06 Pg 13
Original Art
Art by Neal Adams And Dick Giordano
DC Comics (1971)
From Heritage Auctions...
The unmistakable line work of the legendary Adams is clear on this page from an early licensed toy comic. Great looking work, and expertly inked by the equally impressive Giordano.
Mamie Sunday Comic Strip (Nov25th1951) Original Art Art by Russell Patterson United Feature Syndicate From Heritage Auctions... Patterson, a leading painter-cartoonist of the Good Girl school of illustration, drops a significant clue in the first and second panels as to why his leading comic-strip character, Mamie, should fly into a panic over her weight. (That clue is hiding in plain sight, with a generous payoff in the final panel.) The lower tier features two paper-doll panels -- an outcropping of a craze for interactive cut-out images. Patterson had become famous during the 1920s for his Deco-styled magazine pieces, developing the vivacious "Patterson Girl" image. The present selection is a brilliant example of fashion-conscious cartooning.
Mamie Sunday Comic Strip (Nov25th1951)
Original Art
Art by Russell Patterson
United Feature Syndicate
From ha.com
Patterson drops a significant clue in the first and second panels as to why his comic-strip character should fly into a panic over her weight. (That clue is hiding in plain sight).
Hot Wheels #01 Art by Alex Toth And Dick Giordano DC Comics (1970)
Hot Wheels #02 Art by Neal Adams And Dick Giordano DC Comics (1970)
Hot Wheels #01 / #02
Art by Alex Toth And Dick Giordano / Neal Adams And Dick Giordano
DC Comics (1970)
Our Army At War #280 DC Comics (1975)
Kid Colt Outlaw #194 Marvel Comics (1975)
Comics (May1975)
Aliens with and without spacesuits, one smoking human astronaut, and a robot all play poker together.
Wally Wood’s April 1959 cover to "Galaxy" magazine.
70s-sci-fi-art.ghost.io/odds-and-end...
Justice For All Includes Children! Superman PSA Art by Neal Adams DC Comics (1976)
Justice For All Includes Children!
Superman PSA
Art by Neal Adams
DC Comics (1976)
Vintage Poster The Star Wars Trilogy Art by Tom Jung And Drew Struzan 20th Century Fox (1985) This exciting poster was created to commemorate a special engagement screenings of the entire Star Wars trilogy in Australia, presenting all three films on a single bill. Featuring a dynamic composition, it seamlessly integrates the iconic illustrations of Tom Jung and Drew Struzan from previous theatrical posters, framing a bold pyramid of the trilogy's three silver logos.
Vintage Poster
The Star Wars Trilogy
Art by Tom Jung And Drew Struzan
20th Century Fox (1985)
This exciting poster was created to commemorate a special engagement screenings of the entire Star Wars trilogy in Australia, presenting all three films on a single bill.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show 10th Anniversary One Sheet 20th Century Fox (1985)
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
10th Anniversary One Sheet
20th Century Fox (1985)
Barbie And Ken Star Trek Dolls Gift Set Mattel (1996) This incredible two-pack in honor of Star Trek's 30th anniversary showcases Barbie boldly going where no Barbie has ever gone before: space, the final frontier! Featuring a classic, blonde Barbie in a red miniskirt uniform with Starfleet lieutenant stripes and Ken in a yellow uniform with commander's stripes.
Barbie And Ken
Star Trek Dolls Gift Set
Mattel (1996)
This incredible two-pack in honor of Star Trek's 30th anniversary showcases Barbie boldly going where no Barbie has ever gone before: space, the final frontier!
Barbie And Ken #01 Dell Comics (1962)
Barbie And Ken #01
Dell Comics (1962)
Barbie #01 Art by John Romita Jr. Marvel Comics (1991)
Barbie #01
Art by John Romita Jr.
Marvel Comics (1991)
Magnus, Robot Fighter And Nexus #01 Magnus Robot Fighter 4000AD Art by Steve Rude
Magnus, Robot Fighter And Nexus #01
Magnus Robot Fighter 4000AD
Art by Steve Rude
Fables: Werewolves Of The Heartland Pg 08 Original Art Art by Jim Fern And Craig Hamilton DC Comics (2012) From Heritage Auctions... Lycanthropic delights galore in this pivotal page from the acclaimed series. Splendid use of woodcut-like crosshatching to convey depth and texture.
Fables: Werewolves Of The Heartland Pg 08
Original Art
Art by Jim Fern And Craig Hamilton
DC Comics (2012)
From Heritage Auctions...
Lycanthropic delights galore in this pivotal page from the acclaimed series. Splendid use of woodcut-like crosshatching to convey depth and texture.
Yeah I’m religious. I believe in the Holy Trinity.
Triplicate Girl
Art by Mary Wilshire And Dick Giordano
Sonja Reborn #06 Art by Stuart Sayger Dynamite Comics (2026)
Sonja Reborn #06
Art by Stuart Sayger
Dynamite Comics (2026)
Sonja Reborn #06 Cosplay Variant Cover Cosplay by Ani-Mia Dynamite Comics (2026)
Sonja Reborn #06
Cosplay Variant Cover
Cosplay by Ani-Mia
Dynamite Comics (2026)
