#Cimoc Magazine

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Didier Comés (1942-2013), ''Cimoc'', #42, 1984 Source

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Juan Gimenez Anthology 615 pag.

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Artist: Tim White (for Cimoc magazine 1981)

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Vicente Segrelles - The Mercenary, Sacred Fire #1 (Glénat, 1982) cover of Fantasy magazine Cimoc #18

Source

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Cimoc #139 (October 1992) cover by Luis Royo.

Reprinted in Heavy Metal Magazine Vol. 19, No. 6 [sic] (March 1993) and Schwermetall #169/170 (August 1994).

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*That’s a lot of money for one funny-book pic.

First Tintin Cover Leads Heritage Auctions’ European Comic Art Auction Above $2.4 Million

Debut cover art tops $1.1 million

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DALLAS, Texas (June 11, 2019) – The very first original cover art featuring  Tintin, Hergé’s The Adventures of Tintin Vol. 1: Tintin in the Land of the Soviets, sold for $1,125,000 in Heritage Auctions’ European Comic Art Auction June 8-9, in Dallas, Texas. The total for the sale climbed to $2,401,007.

“Tintin is a seminal character, who has been loved and admired for generations the world over,” said Joe Mannarino, a Director of Comics and Comic Art at Heritage Auctions. “His popularity is as great now as it has ever been.”

Three separate bidders placed bids exceeding $1 million for the first cover illustration by Hergé, who is considered the star of European comics. The title character is shown carving a makeshift propeller for his plane from a tree trunk, under the watchful eye of his bandaged-but-attentive dog, Snowy.

Moebius Le Garage Hermétique de Jerry Cornelius Page 125 (Métal Hurlant, 1976-1978) more than doubled its high pre-auction estimate when 43 bidders drove its final price to $87,500. A quintessential example of Moebius’s art, this page comes close to the quality of the major pages from L’Incal.

Winsor McCay A Tale of the Jungle Imps Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 2-22-03 (Cincinnati Enquirer, 1903) drew bids from 34 collectors before closing at $57,500. This strip is from just the sixth Sunday of the series, which pre-dates McCay’s more well-known Little Nemo in Slumberland by a full two years. The series  featured stories with illustrations explaining the origin of certain animals; this installment is entitled “How the Pelican Got His Pouch.”

Two pages from the same story, titled “Inhuman!” sparked intense demand among collectors. Moebius (Jean Giraud) L’Incal #5 “La Cinquième Essence: Galaxie qui Songe [The Fifth Essence: A Galaxy that Dreams]” Story Page 4 Original Art (Les Humanoïdes Associés, 1988) drew 35 bids before bringing $52,500, and Moebius (Jean Giraud) L’Incal #5 “La Cinquième Essence: Galaxie qui Songe [The Fifth Essence: A Galaxy that Dreams]” Story Page 3 Original Art (Les Humanoïdes Associés, 1988) generated offers from 29 collectors before finishing at $47,500. The artwork comes from one of the founders of Metal Hurlant magazine, which spawned Heavy Metal in the United States. Both pages are signed lower right by the artist.

The very first page from The Mercenary ever offered, Vicente Segrelles Le Mercenaire “La Evidencia” Page 3 (CIMOC #100, 1989)motivated 22 bidders before realizing $47,500. The page is done in the style that helped make the artist into a legend.

Other top lots include, but are not limited to:

Jean Giraud Blueberry Volume 9 “La piste des Sioux” Page 6 (Dargaud, 1971): $40,000

Alex Raymond Flash Gordon Sunday Comic Strip Original Art 7-12-42 (King Features Syndicate, 1942): $38,750

Charles Burns Black Hole #3 Cover Original Art (Kitchen Sink Press, 1996): $37,500

Charles Schulz Peanuts Daily Comic Strip Charlie Brown and Lucy Original Art dated 2-21-64 (United Feature Syndicate, 1964): $32,500

Will Eisner The Spirit #39 Cover Original Art (Kitchen Sink Press, 1987): $27,500

Heritage Auctions is the largest fine art and collectibles auction house founded in the United States, and the world’s largest collectibles auctioneer. Heritage maintains offices in New York, Dallas, Beverly Hills, San Francisco, Chicago, Palm Beach, London, Paris, Geneva, Amsterdam and Hong Kong.

The Internet’s most popular auction-house website, HA.com, has over one million registered bidder-members and searchable free archives of four million past auction records with prices realized, descriptions and enlargeable photos. Reproduction rights routinely granted to media for photo credit.

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Steve Lansdale, Public Relations Specialist

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Luis Royo Cimoc #125 cover (1991)

Like the previous one, all the hallmarks of Royo’s early years , absurdly ragged bits of clothing  and armor, revealing but covering the naughty  bits (as exposed in a previous post, his art got more sordid and indecent over time ) bizarre guns following the “rule of cool” and general “tough girl” attitude. Maybe it’s just imprint as this is one of the first posters I owned, foldouts from a magazine, but I still like it

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Magazine - Cimoc #106 (Vicente Segrelles Cover)

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art by Estaban Maroto (1979)

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Tim White (1952-2020), ''Cimoc'', #11, 1981 Source

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anthology/antologia - Cimoc Extra -one shot/unitarios.  all issues/todos los numeros 1878 pgs. 

https://archive.org/details/cimoc-extra-color-one-shot-norma-editorial-by-crg-lux-73-colori/mode/2up

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Philippe Druillet, 'Lone Sloane', ''Cimoc'', #7, 1981 Source

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Vicente Segrelles, ''Cimoc'', #16, 1982 Source

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Cimoc #55 (September 1985) cover by Luis Royo.

Reprinted in L’Eternauta #42 (December 1985), Heavy Metal Magazine Vol. 13, No. 5 (November 1989), Lanciostory Vol. 15, No. 47 (November 1989) and Magnum Special #3 (1993).

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Cimoc #160 (October 1994) cover by Luis Royo.

Reprinted in Heavy Metal Magazine Vol. 19, No. 6 (January 1996).

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Cimoc #111 (June 1990) cover by Luis Royo.

Reprinted in Heavy Metal Magazine Vol. 14, No. 4 (September 1990) and Schwermetall #203/204 (June 1997).