CAPTAIN MARVEL #26 PAGE 26 SPLASH
Artists: Jim Starlin (Penciller) , Dave Cockrum (Inker)
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Description1973, The Ultimate Full Page Thanos Splash From Just His Second Appearance!Also 1st appearance Death (earth-616) http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Death_(Earth-616) Social/Sharing |
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Dino Mauricio 
Member Since 2009
Posted on 5/31/2018
Boom, there it is! Superb Thanos splash, congrats!
E DLS
Member Since 2005
Posted on 5/31/2018
Was very curious to see where this would land. Congratulations and enjoy!
Kit Walker
Member Since 2015
Posted on 5/31/2018
Saw this at the auction.. congrats man.. phenomenal peice...so jealous
Ron S
Member Since 2007
Posted on 5/31/2018
Excellent pick up. But, a second appearance? Oh, wait! It's the first appearance of Death! Now I get it. Congrats!!
Carlo M
Member Since 2006
Posted on 6/1/2018
Historical, iconic and artistically fully accomplished. Timeless!
J L
Member Since 2005
Posted on 6/1/2018
Always love your updates Tom!!!! Congrats on another stellar piece.
Daren Domina
Member Since 2006
Posted on 6/1/2018
Whoa! Of course [gently smacks forehead] Obvious when you think of it. First appearance of Death! Check. Amazing splash (and first full splash!) of Thanos! Check! As well as very early Starlin and the beginnings of that great cosmic saga. Wow--Congratulations on the pick-up!
Mark Levy
Member Since 2004
Posted on 6/1/2018
The villians are what make the stories great - Thanos is a great one!
COL (Ret) Churchill
Member Since 2004
Posted on 6/4/2018
Here ia a great example of capital price appreciation in original comic art collecting. There are few other places in our asset ownership society where the return can be so rewarding financially. Mr. Loshiavo purchased this page off eBay in October 2001 just after the 11 September attacks for USD$1,800. I queried him over the years unsuccessfully trying to acquire this page. So, 17 years later, he puts it on consignment with CL to achieve a hammer price of USD$47,000. Subtracting out the commission paid to CL, the page sells for USD$42,300 for a return, by my calculations, of 2,350%. Breaking it down even more, it becomes a 138% annual return. I respectfully request that Mr. Fish not delete this post. I wanted to use this opportunity to show the financial benefits of comic art collecting above and beyond the emotional and sentimental attachment that owning comic art brings.
By no means am I diminishing Mr. Fish's excellent acquisition to his already impressive collection. Comic art collecting is both highly sentimental and emotionally rewarding for remembering the stories that made/make a difference in our lives. Congratulations with another impressive piece! First appearances are always memorable.
Gene Park
Member Since 2004
Posted on 6/6/2018
COL (Ret) Churchill wrote:
Here ia a great example of capital price appreciation in original comic art collecting. There are few other places in our asset ownership society where the return can be so rewarding financially. Mr. Loshiavo purchased this page off eBay in October 2001 just after the 11 September attacks for USD$1,800. I queried him over the years unsuccessfully trying to acquire this page. So, 17 years later, he puts it on consignment with CL to achieve a hammer price of USD$47,000. Subtracting out the commission paid to CL, the page sells for USD$42,300 for a return, by my calculations, of 2,350%. Breaking it down even more, it becomes a 138% annual return. I respectfully request that Mr. Fish not delete this post. I wanted to use this opportunity to show the financial benefits of comic art collecting above and beyond the emotional and sentimental attachment that owning comic art brings.
By no means am I diminishing Mr. Fish's excellent acquisition to his already impressive collection. Comic art collecting is both highly sentimental and emotionally rewarding for remembering the stories that made/make a difference in our lives. Congratulations with another impressive piece! First appearances are always memorable.
Phil, gotta check your math on this one. Gross return = (42300/1800)-1 = 2,250% (don't forget to subtract the "1", otherwise you'll add an extra 100% on whatever return you calculate). Annualized return over 16.5 years = [(42300/1800)^(1/16.5)]-1 = 21.09% annualized (still very impressive, though, coming off such a low base, one should be very wary of assuming that past performance will be a harbinger of future returns).
At a 138% annualized return over 16.5 years, $1800 would have become a whopping $2.943 BILLION, such is the power of compound interest at high rates of return.
J Ledger
Member Since 2009
Posted on 2/3/2019
Wow you landed this epic page! CONGRATS!!! I was wondering who won it. Given the massive financial success of the Marvel movies this is an incredible investment. It should be in a museum somewhere!!
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