It's nice to see that the complete book went for an appropriate price, if you include the "buyer's premium" (auction tax) you end up at $610/page which is remarkably in line with the usual per page price for early pages. In my December 2007 market report, the pre-100 Dave-only issues were $596, on average, and the average price for all pages sold in 2007 was, get this, $610. Of course, I do not include tax in the annual report, so these 22 pages going for $500 each is going to ding the average a bit later this year.
Now... we're pretty sure that these newer pieces came directly from Dave, since we know they've not otherwise appeared and were listed at the Aardvark-Vanaheim (www.cerebusart.com) site. But what about the complete contents of issue #6? Who had that, anyhow? I know for sure it was not in the A-V vault.
And (dare I say it?) the color (um, colour) pieces all came in a little on the low side, historically speaking. A total of $3025 for the 5 of them.

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The Original aartvark site must never die!!
I joined google just to say that =)
Thanks, ME.
I appreciate that quite sincerely.
The barbarian pieces went for about what I thought they would, but I just don't (and never will) understand paying several hundred for a cover replication.
But we've gone over that before...
So whatcha buying with the money you didn't spend on any of this????
Ha ha.
Great question.
The answer is... nothing at the moment.
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