You helped send Irene and me to the Melbourne Worldcon this year by buying some of my artwork last year. Maybe you were the one who bought my Bob Stanley oil painting, or the Johnny Romita comic-book cover, or maybe even those signed prints by Berni Wrightson, Jeffrey Jones, Bruce Jones, and Mike Kaluta. If so, thanks!

But this year, we have a new destination in mind—Machu Picchu!—and therefore some new … well, old … well, let’s just call it additional artwork to sell. This time around these six pieces are from Irene’s collection, and they’ll be on sale from Nov. 7 through Nov. 14 through Heritage Auction Galleries.

First up, a cute page by Dick Dillin and Sid Greene from Justice League of America #61 (1968). It may only be 2/3 of a page due to a house ad, but it manages to pack a lot into a small space—Hawkman, the Atom, Green Arrow, and Superman. (And the Penguin, too!) Bidding will begin here Sunday.

Next up, a dramatic Bruno Premiani page from The Doom Patrol #119 (1968). Bid here.

Like the Flash? Then you’ll love this Ross Andru and Mike Esposito page from The Flash #179 (1968). Check it out here.

Here’s Dick Dillin and Charles Cuidera art from Blackhawk #240 (1968). It’s another 2/3 of a page piece due to advertising, but you want to bid on it anyway, don’t you?

Then there’s the Elongated Man, who’s always fun. Check out this Mike Sekowsky and Sid Greene art from Detective Comics #374 (1968). Here the link if you want to bid.

And finally, something a little different—a Joe Giella Batman Sunday comic strip, dated December 18, 1966, and starring Poison Ivy. Here’s the link.

Bidding starts Sunday, and you know what you have to do. After all, you want to hear how bad my altitude sickness gets in Machu Picchu, don’t you?