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Zero Hour # 1 Green Lantern Original Art Signed Mart Nodell, Dan Jurgens, Jerry Ordway

Signature Notes: Zero Hour # 1 has been hand signed by Green Lantern creator Mart Nodell (1915-2006). Nodell also sketched the original Green Lantern logo that he created in 1940. This comic was signed at 1993 comic book convention. The signature has been verified to be authentic.

The comic was also signed by Dan Jurgens (Artist) and Jerry Ordway (Writer) at Mohegan Sun Terrificon 2022. These signatures were eye witnessed by Brooklyn Comic Shop representatives.

This comic comes with a signed Certificate Of Authenticity COA included.

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Adventures of Superman # 500 SIGNED Dan Jurgens + 3

  • signed by Mike Carlin (Editor), Dan Jurgens (Artist), Brett Breeding (Inker), Jerry Ordway (Writer)
  • 1st appearance of Superboy (Conner Kent), Steel and Cyborg Super-Man

Signature Notes: Adventures of Superman # 500 has been signed by Mike Carlin (Editor) at Philadelphia Comicfest ’94. The comic was later signed by Dan Jurgens (Artist), Brett Breeding (Inker), and Jerry Ordway (Writer) at the Mohegan Sun Terrificon 2022.

The signature was witnessed by a Brooklyn Comic Shop representative.

Comes with Certificate Of Authenticity COA Included.

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Green Arrow New 52 # 1-3 Comic Set SIGNED Dan Jurgens

Condition: High Grade, Near Mint Condition

Creative Team: Dan Jurgens, George Perez (Artists), J.T. Krul (Writer)

Description:Green Arrow (vol. 3, New 52) # 1-3 set has been hand signed by Dan Jurgens at the Mohegan Sun Terrific Con 2015. The signature was witnessed by a representative of the Brooklyn Comic Shop.

Comes with a signed Certificate Of Authenticity COA.

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Superman (vol. 2) # 75 Collector’s Edition (Death Of Superman) SIGNED by Dan Jurgens + 7 Artists

This copy of Superman # 75 has been hand-signed by Eight members of the creative team of artists and writers that worked on the Death of Superman Storyline.

It is RARE to have so many artists and writers signed on this comic.

 

This is the final part of the Death of Superman storyline, which sees Superman fall in battle to the villain Doomsday. This story was part of the Superman Vs Batman 2016 Movie.

 

Comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity (C.O.A).

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CGC 9.4 Superman # 82 Signed by Creator Jerry Siegel w/ COA

About This Comic:  Superman (vol.2) #82 is hand signed by Superman creator, Jerry Siegel, in Limited Edition of only 2000 copies offered through Dynamic Forces, Inc. This copy is numbered 1331/2000 and comes with the matching numbered Dynamic Forces Certificate Of Authenticity.  The comic has been professionally graded by CGC (Certified Guaranty Company, Inc) and was awarded a 9.4 Near Mint condition grade.

This is a solid High-grade for a RARE autographed book.  Jerry Siegel (1914-1996) is regarded as the main creator of Superman. As a writer, he partnered with artist, Joe Shuster, who created the look of the character. Dynamic Forces hired Jerry Siegel to sign a limited edition of 2000 copies of this book, which was sold by the company in the 1990’s. Dynamic Forces creator signed comics are highly sought after by collectors for the limited edition size and rare autographs.

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CGC 6.0 Superman # 100 SIGNED by Creator Jerry Siegel

Superman (vol.2) #100 is hand signed by Superman creator, Jerry Siegel, in Limited Edition through Dynamic Forces, Inc. This copy is numbered 130/180 and comes with the matching numbered Dynamic Forces Certificate Of Authenticity.

The comic has been professionally graded by CGC (Certified Guaranty Company, Inc) and was awarded a 6.0 FINE condition grade. This is a solid mid-grade for a RARE autographed book.

Jerry Siegel (1914-1992) is regarded as the main creator of Superman. As a writer, he partnered with artist, Joe Shuster, who created the look of the character. They began developing Superman in 1933 and pitched the comic to many publishers before seeing print in 1938. Action Comics # 1 (1st Superman) went on to become the highest selling book at the time and continues to be the most valuable comic to date.

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