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Herb Trimpe/The Hulk. Original drawing illustrating the Hulk kicking the crap out of Captain America. Signed graphite. TBE+. A4 format Herbert "Herb" Trimpe (1939-2015) is known for having drawn the adventures of the Hulk for almost a hundred issues in the 1970s, and for having graphically created the character of Wolverine in one of these episodes.

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Herb Trimpe/The Hulk. Original drawing illustrating the Hulk kicking the crap out of Captain America. Signed graphite. TBE+. A4 format Herbert "Herb" Trimpe (1939-2015) is known for having drawn the adventures of the Hulk for almost a hundred issues in the 1970s, and for having graphically created the character of Wolverine in one of these episodes.

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Estimate 100 - 200 EUR

Current bid 115 EUR

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Perez/Superman/Thor. Original drawing illustrating an arm wrestling match between the 2 strongest men in the universe. Graphite. Signed and dated 1998. TBE+. 42 X 30 cm George Pérez (1954-2022) was an American comic book artist and writer from Puerto Rico. Along with John Byrne, he was undoubtedly the most popular comic artist of the 1980s. He draws mostly superhero comics, mainly for DC Comics and Marvel Comics, and is known for his clean, dynamic and highly detailed style. He made his debut at the dawn of the 70s with Marvel Comics in Marvel Astonishing Tales. He quickly made a name for himself, working on the Inhumans, The Avengers and Fantastic Four series. A passionate and relentless worker, he went so far as to produce the equivalent of three and a half comics a month, imposing his style and trademark: images packed with characters and teeming with detail. Through all the crises of the comics industry, and after a few years of editorial wandering, he returned to Marvel and DC in the late 90s, working on series such as Superman, Hulk, the Thanos Infinity Gauntlet saga, Teen Titans, Green Arrow, Final Crisis, Justice League of America , Supergirl, The Brave and The Bold, and JLA/Avengers, a story shared between Marvel and DC.

Lot 404

Current bid 80 EUR

Ayers/Original drawing illustrating The Hulk. Signed. India ink and graphite. TBE+. Format A4 Dick Ayers born Richard Ayers (1924-2014) is a comic book artist who began his career at the end of the Golden Age of comics, but is best known for his work as a cartoonist or inker at Marvel Comics during the Silver Age. From 1952, he also began working for Timely Comics, and when Timely, now Marvel, launched new superhero series, Stan Lee entrusted him with episodes on The Fantastic Four, The Incredible Hulk and Sgt. Fury as a cartoonist or inker. In the 1970s, he worked for DC Comics, where he drew episodes of numerous series, including Kamandi, Jonah Hex, Freedom Fighters, and Unknown Soldier, and in 1980, he worked for Archie Comics. In 1967 and 1968, the comic book series Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandoes, drawn by Ayers, won the Alley Award for Best War Comic. In 2007, Dick Ayers was inducted into the Will Eisner Award Hall of Fame.

Lot 408

Current bid 110 EUR

Tuska/Dessin oringal illustrating Thor, Daredevil and The Hulk in bust form. Signed graphite. TBE+. 15 X 22 cm George Tuska (1916-2009) began his career in 1940 working for a number of studios, first Will Eisner's, then the Chesler shop. His series were published by Fiction House, Harvey Comics and Fox Comics. He sometimes draws the adventures of Captain Marvel. He then returned to work for Will Eisner, assisting him on The Spirit. In the late 1960s, he worked for Marvel Comics, mainly on Iron Man. He then moved to DC. From 1978, he signed Superman's adventures to his daily strip. He remained with the series until his retirement in 1993.

Lot 41

Estim. 3 500 - 4 000 EUR

WOLFERS HOUSE SET OF FIVE PREPARATORY DRAWINGS Goldsmith's preparatory drawings illustrating a medal holder, a tea fountain, a cup, a tea and coffee service and a ewer. Circa 1890. Gouache, pencil and ink on fine paper, collage on later canson paper. Some signed or dated. An ensemble of five preparatory silverware drawings, by Wolfers. Circa 1890. RC : Dimensions :

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