Timed Auction
Lot 147
TOM LYLE ROBIN II #2 COMIC BOOK PAGE ORIGINAL ART.
Starting Bid
$100
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11x17" artboard has pencil original art by Tom Lyle w/inks by Bob Smith for Robin II #2, published by DC Comics Jan. 1992. Frosted overlay sheet is not attached to board and features Batman image that was printed in blue ink in published comic. Page #18 is from Chuck Dixon's "Tomorrow A Tragedy" storyline and features five panels, showing holographic image of Batman (linework on overlay) and Joker in panel two. Robin (Tim Drake) in remaining panels. Bottom margin of board and overlay have date and signatures in black pen by Lyle and Smith. Artboard has lt. aging/handling wear. Art remains clean and Exc. Lawrence Klein Collection.
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Overall Dimensions
Weight: 0.25 lbs
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