Have you ever wanted to own a page—or perhaps two—of rare original DC Comics art from the ’60s? Now’s your chance!

My wife has decided to part with the following pages which have been in her collection for more than 50 years.

First up—this beautiful Joe Kubert art from the Hawkman and Hawkgirl story “The Men Who Moved the World,” which appeared in Brave and Bold #44 (October-November 1962).

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A couple of weeks ago, I tweeted mysteriously about a new DC Comics cover featuring Superboy, the Legion of Super-Heroes, and the Atomic Knights, hinting that its existence was meaningful to me. Many wondered if I was implying I’d be writing comics again, but for reasons alluded to in this recent interview, that’s unlikely to ever happen.

To those who asked over on Twitter and Facebook what I could possibly have meant, your answer can be summed up with another DC comic book cover, one from a long, long time ago.

1962, to be precise. (more…)

Of all the original comic book art auctioned recently by my wife and sister-in-law, this page is the jewel in the crown—a classic Deadman splash page by Neal Adams from Strange Adventures #208 (1968). Ellen has owned it for four decades, but now it’s time to let it go.

I don’t expect it to go cheap, but hey, you’re not cheap, right?

The bidding begins Feb. 7 over at Heritage Auction Galleries, so head on over there and check it out—and remember to return Feb. 7 to place that bid!