Comic Books & Related Artifacts & Collectibles

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1978 Batmobile children's bubble bath set from Avon. The side of the box has a little story about DC comic's "Caped Crusader" and his trusty sidekick. The six fluid ounces of bubble bath, which contains formaldehyde, comes in...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa early 1950s promotional pin for "Reddy Kilowatt", the premier American mascot of electricity since 192Reddy was created by Ashton B. Collins, Sr. and was featured in different media, including a movie and a comic strip. The pin...

ARTIFACT: Great 1920's - 1930's Krazy Kat enameled lapel pin. The pin features Krazy carrying a red enamel sign that reads: "IF you CAN READ THIS YOU'RE TOO DARN CLOSE". Krazy Kat is a character in a newspaper comic strip by George Herriman, which ran...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful circa 1930 Krazy Kat enameled pin. This example features great, faux ruby eyes and shows Krazy Kat playing the banjo in black and white enamel detail and wearing a red scarf. Krazy Kat is a character in a newspaper comic strip by...

ARTIFACT: 1981 Asterix in Corsica graphic novel by Goscinny & Uderzo published in English by Dargaud, Canada. The beautifully illustrated novel is one of many stories of Asterix already published, such as Asterix & Cleopatra, Asterix in Britain, and...

ARTIFACT: 1975 Strange Tales #118 the beginning of the Warlock series with James Starlin cover and art. The comic reads: "STRANGE TALES MARVEL COMICS GROUP", "STRANGE TALES FEATURING: WARLOCK", "He Back! Marvel's Most Unique, Most Startling, Super Hero...

ARTIFACT: Fantastic January 1981 MAD Magazine #220 Empire Strikes Back Parody with Yoda on the cover by Jack Ricland (sp?). The graphic novel/comic strip style parody is eight page wonderfully illustrated pages titled: "THE FARCE BE WITH YOU!...

ARTIFACT: This is a large circa 1950s "Archie Club" celluloid membership badge. Archie Andrews was a teenaged cartoon character from "Riverdale" who debuted during World War II. The badge is vibrantly colored and still in great shape...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa 1930s pin of "Eugene the Jeep", a lovable spotted character from Popeye cartoon and comic strip fame. Don't feel badly if you can't figure out exactly what Eugene is: all that is known is that he is a descendant...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare circa 1941 Saylor’s Bread premium pin for the Superman Junior Defense League. Superman debuted in April 1938, and was a popular icon used for promoting bread sales. The reward to a child joining the League was a membership card...