Current Auctions

11 Chris Browne and Dick Hodgins Jr, Hagar the Horrible Daily Comic Strip Original Art
Ink on paper, eleven original multi-panel daily comic strips from Hagar the Horrible, dated September 2014. Black and white line work with editorial notations, panel numbers, dates, and King Features Syndicate copyright markings visible throughout; some sheets with paste-ups and production corrections.
Largest sheet 5 3/4” x 14 1/2”.

Estimate: $300 - $500

17 Chris Browne and Dick Hodgins Jr, Hagar the Horrible Daily Comic Strip Original Art
Ink on paper, seventeen original multi-panel daily comic strips from Hagar the Horrible, dated September 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015. Black and white line work with editorial notations, panel numbers, dates, and King Features Syndicate copyright markings visible throughout; some sheets with paste-ups and production corrections.
Largest sheet 5 3/4” x 14 1/2”.

Estimate: $500 - $1000

11 Chris Browne and Dick Hodgins Jr, Hagar the Horrible Daily Comic Strip Original Art
Ink on paper, eleven original multi-panel daily comic strips from Hagar the Horrible, dated October 2008, 2009, 2010. Black and white line work with editorial notations, panel numbers, dates, and King Features Syndicate copyright markings visible throughout; some sheets with paste-ups and production corrections.
Largest sheet 5 3/4” x 14 1/2”.

Estimate: $300 - $500

13 Chris Browne and Dick Hodgins Jr, Hagar the Horrible Daily Comic Strip Original Art
Ink on paper, thirteen original multi-panel daily comic strips from Hagar the Horrible, dated October 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015. Black and white line work with editorial notations, panel numbers, dates, and King Features Syndicate copyright markings visible throughout; some sheets with paste-ups and production corrections.
Largest sheet 5 3/4” x 14 1/2”.

Estimate: $300 - $500

10 Chris Browne and Dick Hodgins Jr, Hagar the Horrible Daily Comic Strip Original Art
Ink on paper, ten original multi-panel daily comic strips from Hagar the Horrible, dated November 2008, 2011, 2014. Black and white line work with editorial notations, panel numbers, dates, and King Features Syndicate copyright markings visible throughout; some sheets with paste-ups and production corrections.
Largest sheet 5 3/4” x 14 1/2”.

Estimate: $300 - $500

11 Chris Browne and Dick Hodgins Jr, Hagar the Horrible Daily Comic Strip Original Art
Ink on paper, eleven original multi-panel daily comic strips from Hagar the Horrible, dated November 2012, 2013, 2015. Black and white line work with editorial notations, panel numbers, dates, and King Features Syndicate copyright markings visible throughout; some sheets with paste-ups and production corrections.
Largest sheet 5 3/4” x 14 1/2”.

Estimate: $300 - $500

3 Half Hitch Sunday Comic Strip Original Art Boards
Group of three original Sunday comic strip art boards for Half Hitch, created by Hank Ketcham and distributed by King Features Syndicate, with artwork executed by Dick Hodgins. Ink on bristol board, each featuring full multi-panel Sunday format layouts with printed mastheads and hand-applied Zip-A-Tone shading. Dated examples include July 26, 1970; December 27, 1970; and July 1, 1973. The scenes depict naval and domestic humor characteristic of the series. Margins retain editorial notations, paste-ups, production markings, and light toning consistent with newspaper syndication use.
Largest sheet 18 1/2” x 26 1/2”.

Estimate: $500 - $800

7 Hi and Lois Daily Comic Strip Original Art Group
Created by Mort Walker, illustrated by Dik Browne
Group of seven original daily comic strip artworks from Hi and Lois, dated March and April 1969. Pen and ink with printed copyright slug lines for King Features Syndicate, some with hand-applied color accents and editorial notations in margins. Classic domestic humor scenes featuring the Flagston family in multi-panel daily format.
Drawn on illustration board.
Largest sheet 7” x 19”.

Estimate: $200 - $400

Nine Dick Hodgins (American 20th Century), Original Editorial Cartoons
original pen and ink editorial cartoons on illustration board, addressing political and governmental themes of the late 1960s and 1970s, including federal spending and national debt, mandates and campaign rhetoric, party politics, judicial reform, congressional sentiment, urban development, and civic administration. Executed in bold graphic style with strong contour line and tonal shading, characteristic of the artist’s published newspaper work. Many sheets retain pencil editorial notations and publication dates along the margins. Each signed in ink Dick Hodgins.
Largest sheet 16” x 20”

Estimate: $500 - $1000

11 Dick Hodgins (American 20th Century), Original Editorial Cartoons
original pen and ink editorial cartoons on illustration board, circa 1969–1976, addressing crime, judicial policy, capital punishment, public safety, and law enforcement. Subjects include “Proposed Sealing Of Crime Records,” “The Courts,” “Court’s Decision,” “Crime Increase,” “Death Penalty For Fatal Bombings,” “PBA,” “Supreme Court Death Penalty Decision,” and a large-format example depicting an electric chair reserved for violent offenders. Each signed “Dick Hodgins,” with pencil titles, publication dates, printer’s slugs, and editorial notations to margins.
Largest sheet approximately 16” x 20.

Estimate: $500 - $1000

12 Dick Hodgins (American 20th Century), Original Editorial Cartoons
Twelve original pen and ink editorial cartoons on illustration board, dated circa 1969–1976, addressing drug legislation, law enforcement, student activism, federal investigations, public health enforcement, freedom of speech, media scrutiny, veterans’ benefits, environmental pollution, and government transparency. Titles include examples such as “New Drug Law,” “The Second Victim,” “Student Power,” “Gets Uproot The Source!,” “Unpredictable Fog,” “Witchcraft,” “Overdose,” and related works referencing public accountability, crime prevention, and social policy debates. Each signed “Dick Hodgins” within the image, with pencil titles, publication dates, and printer’s slug notes to the margins.
Largest sheet approximately 16″ x 20″

Estimate: $500 - $1000

10 Dick Hodgins (American 20th Century), Original Editorial Cartoons
Ten original pen and ink editorial cartoons on illustration board, dated circa 1969–1977, addressing taxation, government paperwork, federal aid, defense spending, budget surpluses, political patronage, immigration policy, economic recession, and consumer costs. Titles include examples such as “Overkill,” “Psst! Hey, Mister…,” “A Clear Choice,” “One Ray Of Sunshine,” “Just Wait, Kid…,” “Hear — And Heed!,” “Keep ’Em Flying,” “The Power Of A Woman,” and related works referencing sales tax rollbacks, spending cuts, and fiscal reform. Each signed “Dick Hodgins” within the image, with pencil titles, publication dates, and printer’s slug notes to the margins.
Largest sheet approximately 15″ x 20″.

Estimate: $500 - $1000