Collecting Comic Art

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Comment by Challengers Comics on November 12, 2009 at 10:18am

Hey There, Comic Art Lovers!

Challengers is holding a Comic Art Show
and Sale this weekend. It's a 3-day only event and a portion of the
sale proceeds will go to The Hero Initiative. The Hero Initiative
will also be set-up at the event. We have a bunch of really neat art
to show and to sell, ranging from convention sketches all the way up
to painted covers. Please feel free to pass this on to any art lovers
you think may be interested. Thanks.

Friday Nov 13th: Opening night wine reception. 7pm - 10pm
Saturday Nov 14th: 11am to 5 pm
Sunday Nov 15th: 11am to 5pm

For more information on the Hero Initiative: http://heroinitiative.org/

For the exact same information on this event, but in a prettier
format: http://challengerscomics.com/index.php?view=details&id=49%3Acomic-art-show-a-sale&option=com_eventlist&Itemid=200123

CHALLENGERS Comics + Conversation
1845 N. Western Ave. 2R - Chicago, IL 60647
773.278.0155

Comment by Paul Czarnowski on October 11, 2009 at 11:54am

I'm on a budget for this sort of thing but I started with artwork from Evan Dorkin. He's best know for Milk & Cheese and some episodes of Space Ghost Coast To Coast. Anyway, he was selling some of his pages from the Bill & Ted's Excellent Comic Book from the early 90's. So I bought one and my mom had it framed and it looks great. And it was, like, super reasonable considered that it was for a mainstream publisher. I've bought a few pages from him since, including one from his Fight Man one shot.

I've recently started buying some animation cells from Real Ghostbusters. We're discussing how to display these at home...