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Scatter the nuns!!
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Hi all, rather than start a new art thread just resurrected my old one. So my last Turtles sale went very nicely so I thought I'd come back for round 2! Early Turtles art does not come around very often.
First up: 1983 Gobbledygook Issue #2, Page 1 = $2000 Artist: Kevin Eastman & Peter Laird The opening SPLASH of the book 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #14, Page 31 = $900 Artist: Kevin Eastman & Eric Talbot Full splashes that have ever been available from the first 14 books I could probably count on one hand. This one features a great shot of Casey Jones leaping onto the "Brass Cow!" ![]() Furrlough #52 Cover= $350 Artist: Chris Alan Just a great image of Ninjara on a beautiful Mirage Studios board. ![]() Fast Forward #2, Page 1 = $50 Artist: Andres Ponce ![]() Archie Comics Issue 51, Page 5 = $50 Artist: Chris Allan - Pencils Artist: Jon Agostino - Inks From the issue entitled "Chameleons Are Forever" and features the character Chameleon! ![]() TMNT Movie Prequel #4 (April issue), Page 20 = $50 Artist: Andres Ponce ![]() 1989 Ninja Turtles "49th Street Stompers" Battle Page = $300 Artist: Michael Dooney Here's a great early toning page by Michael Dooney that was published in the "Shell Shock" trade paperback. This page was used in the production of the page; these are NOT Eastman pen/inks. Rather, similar to how the blueline system works, this page is the photocopy of the original art that was then hand toned by Dooney. I've never seen such a production piece and features a great fight scene. This page is action packed with each panel featuring heavy action. Toned on thin Duo-tone paper (not board), the condition of the page is what I'd call fair. It appears to have been bent possibly at some point and also has some fading, most notable along the top of the top three panels. Overall, though it presents very nicely and has a page size of 11" X 14" inches. Michael Dooney signed it along the bottom in 1990.
Last edited by OA; 02-14-2014 at 06:18 PM. Reason: Took off a bunch of pages |
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