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(Chiodo Brothers. 2016/2020) The screen-used puppet of Kirk Stillwood, hero of the sci-fi parody “Unbelievable!!!!!” This film featu

(A24, 2021) A pair of original bumblebee puppets from the live-action and stop-motion film "Marcel the Shell with Shoes On." Both puppets ...

(A24, 2021) An original set of three ladybug puppets from "Marcel the Shell with Shoes On." Featured in the scene where Marcel’s gra...

(A24, 2021) A collection of five earthworm puppets, five worm props, and production materials from the live-action and stop-motion film “Marc

(A24, 2021) An original pair of beetle puppets from the Academy Award-nominated film "Marcel the Shell with Shoes On." One of the myriad c...

(A24, 2021) An original jumping spider puppet from “Marcel the Shell with Shoes On.” Visiting Marcel throughout the film, the spider

(A24, 2021) An original suitcase prop from the acclaimed film "Marcel the Shell with Shoes On." This is the suitcase that Marcel's fam...

(Netflix, 2020) A set of four Klept alien stop-motion puppets from the Netflix special “Alien Xmas.” The main antagonists of the spe

(Netflix, 2020) A set of three stop-motion puppets from the Netflix holiday special “Alien Xmas.” The factory worker elves, composed

(Netflix, 2020) A SAMTU stop-motion puppet from “Alien Xmas.” SAMTU, the Semi-Automatic Multi-Tasking Unit, is the robot sent to hel

(Netflix, 2020) An original hand-crafted stop-motion dog puppet from the holiday special “Alien Xmas.” This puppy is gifted to the a

(Netflix, 2020) An original stop-motion puppet of X in a Santa Claus outfit from “Alien Xmas.” Included with the festive puppet is a

(Netflix, 2020) A Gyrotron prop from “Alien Xmas.” This is the device built by X at the North Pole to eliminate Earth's gravity, all

(Netflix, 2020) A Super Sleigh prop from the holiday special “Alien Xmas.” In the film, Santa attempts to modernize the way he deliv

(Marvel, 1961) An extremely rare issue of Fantastic Four # 1, the comic book that launched the Marvel Universe. This issue is one of the most importan

(Marvel, 1963) The first issue of The X-Men comic book, introducing Marvel’s most popular superhero team. The legendary duo of Stan Lee and J

(Marvel, 1964) A rare issue of Daredevil #1 by Stan Lee, Bill Everett, and Jack Kirby. This comic marks the first appearances of Daredevil/Matt Murdoc

(Marvel, 1962) Amazing Fantasy #15. The first appearance of Stan Lee’s greatest character, Spider-Man. Amazing Fantasy 15 is the most sought-

(Marvel, 1963) The landmark first issue of The Amazing Spider-Man, Marvel’s most popular and enduring series. The title launched eight months

(Marvel, 1963) The Amazing Spider-Man issue number two featuring the first appearance of the Vulture. Spider-Man’s rogues gallery begins with

(Marvel, 1963) In the third issue of his own comic book series, Spider-Man meets the first of his major arch-enemies. The Green Goblin and Venom came

(Marvel, 1963) The Amazing Spider-Man issue number 4 with the first appearance of the Sandman. Throughout the early 1960s, Marvel stood apart from the

(Marvel, 1963) The Amazing Spider-Man issue number 5, dated October of 1963. This issue features Spider-Man’s first meeting with Doctor Doom.

(Marvel, 1963) The Amazing Spider-Man issue number 6 featuring the first appearances of The Lizard. The humanity hating Lizard is the alter ego of kin

(Marvel, 1963) The Amazing Spider-Man issue number 7, featuring the return of the Vulture. This was the first time Spidey faced a foe he had already b

(Marvel, 1964) The Amazing Spider-Man issue number 8 featuring the first appearance of the Living Brain. This book also features a backup story of Spi

(Marvel, 1964) The Amazing Spider-Man issue 9 featuring the first appearance of Electro. With the shocking ability to control electricity, Electro bec

(Marvel, 1964) The Amazing Spider-man issue number 10 featuring the first appearances of The Enforcers, the unusual trio of a big guy, a small guy, an

(Marvel, 1964) The Amazing Spider-Man issue 14 featuring the first ever appearance of Spider-Man’s deadliest foe, the Green Goblin. Debuting

(Marvel, 1964) The Amazing Spider-Man issue 15, featuring the first appearance of Kraven the Hunter. Seeing Spider-Man as the ultimate prey, Kraven at

(Marvel, 1964) The Amazing Spider-Man issue number 16 featuring Daredevil’s first appearance outside of his self-titled comic book. Ol

(Marvel, 1965) The Amazing Spider-Man Issue 23, featuring a terrific cover of Spider-Man battling the Green Goblin by Steve Ditko. This comic book is

(Marvel, 1967) The Amazing Spider-Man issue 50 featuring the first appearance of Kingpin. Wilson Fisk, aka The Kingpin of Crime, became a major villai

(Marvel, 1974) The Amazing Spider-Man issue 129 from February 1974 featuring the first ever appearance of The Punisher. Marvel’s ultimate ant

(Marvel, 1973) Issues 121 and 122 of The Amazing Spider-man, “The Night Gwen Stacy Died” and “The Goblin’s Last St

(MAD, 1975) A pair of original illustrations for a MAD Magazine comic by Antonio Prohias, the creator of Spy vs Spy. The artwork was for a two-page st

(Marvel, 1977-2005) The first three volumes of Marvel Comics transformative “What If?” series. Here, Marvel laid the groundwork for

(Wagner, 1978) The original art from the single-panel comic “Grin & Bear It,” by Lichty and Wagner. The artwork is accomplished in i

(Aircel Comics, 1990-91) A collection of five Men in Black comic books, each signed by illustrator Sandy Carruthers. Included are the Men in Black Ser

(Warner Bros., 1991) A Batman artist proof lithograph, signed in graphite with dedication by the character’s co-creator, Bob Kane. Kane was k

(DC, 1994) A set of five ChromArt Classic Covers Collection “Superman” prints. The covers of Action Comics #1 and Superman #1, #11,

(Factory X, 2003) A full-size Iron Man helmet as it appeared in The Invincible Iron Man comic book. Measuring 8.25” x 9.25” x 10.5

(Warner Bros., 1930s) A page of drawings by Bob Clampett of characters from 1930s Warner Brothers shorts. The characters include Beans, the cartoonist

(Warner Bros., 1940s) A pair of drawings from early Warner Brothers productions, including a storyboard panel of the little girl from the Merrie Melod

(Warner Bros., 1938) A photostat model sheet of a very early Bugs Bunny for the Merrie Melodies short “Hare-um Scare-um.” This was t

(Metal Moss MFG., 1940s-50s) A collection of six hand-painted cast iron banks of Warner Brothers stars, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Beak, Sniff

(Warner Bros., 1960-62) An original layout drawing featuring Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd from “The Bugs Bunny Show,” signed by Hawley

(1970s-80s) An animated figure of Sylvester with Tweety Bird, likely used as a store display. The hand-made motor-operated Sylvester figure moves his

(Warner Bros., 1977) An original production cel of Daffy from the “Bugs Bunny’s Easter Special.” Daffy has an image size of

(Warner Bros., 1980) An original production cel of Wile E. Coyote from the “Soup or Sonic” segment of “Bugs Bunny’