Wow!
A high grade copy of Detective Comics #27, featuring the first ever appearance of Batman, sold for US$1.07 million to an undisclosed buyer.
"A rare, high-quality copy of Detective Comics #27, which marked the first appearance of Batman in 1939, sold for $1,075,500 on Thursday. Heritage Auctions of Dallas sold the comic book to an unnamed bidder on behalf of an anonymous collector.
Seven bidders from three countries participated in the combination live and online auction, taking about eight minutes to decide on a final price -- an "eternity" in auction time, said Heritage Auctions president Greg Rohan."
Read the full story on CNN here.
Related articles: Kotobukiya Batman.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Last 30 days' TOP TEN Popular Posts
-
Since this is a topic of great interest to me now, I shall attempt a comparison between the following Slag variants. (1) G1 USA release... -
They say information is power. Here is power for you. Here are maps to shops where G1 vintage Transformers (or recent release Transfor... -
I just cannot get enough of IDW's MTMTE (More Than Meets the Eye) title. Over the weekend, I pulled Volume 1 of the TPB from my shelf ... -
This is one of a number of contentious, often discussed but never resolved G1 Transformer continuity issues. I’m going to put down what I b... -
Ever asked the question - "Where should I go to shop for G1 Transformers if I am in Osaka, Japan?" Here, I will attemp... -
Previous chapter: Issue #02 easter eggs Issue #03 was packed with easter eggs and G1 tribute moments. I attempt to record some of them he... -
Over the weekend someone or some organisation or some what-not spammed this site. Some comment about 4 to 5 lines long about hotels and st...
-
Here is the largest Transformer ever made, in the best version that has been released so far - Japanese box Fortress Maximus. Why is th... -
I have been interested in this Vertigo series from Brian K Vaugh from reading the reviews and critical acclaim that surrounds it. Didn't...
-
Was looking through my picture archives and thought this was a very cool photo, which I had never posted online before. Well, it's just ...
No comments:
Post a Comment
Your comment will be beamed to me and will be visible within 3 to 7 hours typically. Do check back or subscribe to this post for my responses or to see comments from other readers! ~ HD