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NOTE: The "big" Star Trek art--original paintings by Sonia Hillios--is on its own page. Most offered at well under appraised value too. My other Trek art is still listed here and on the Star Trek page, but the paintings deserved a page of their own. So if you have the money, and want to own a one-of-a-kind Trek collectible, click on Original Star Trek paintings for that page.

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My last Animation Cel:

Woody Woodpecker cel, "50 Years A Star." Limited edition, hand-painted, 1990. #214/250. Six images of Woody through the years. Signed by Walter Lantz. Large 26.75"x37.75" framed size, w/studio seal and certificate. Was $1700 new UNframed, and galleries have told me their price would be $2500-$3000 now. I take payments too! Reduced! Was $2300, now...$1900/offers? (View)

New! 18 Animation Cel art catalogs and 1 newsletter lot. All from the late '80s to mid 1990s or so, in used condition, so there will be creases and kinks on many, and a couple have spine splits, and some are in decent shape too. Nice for research to see what original prices were, or find what you missed, or cut up for scrapbooks, decoupage etc. . Most include production cels, limited editions, pencil art etc. . Here's the breakdown:
ArtWorks Animation Gallery, Fall 1990 - 8.5x11", 17 pages, text and some b&w pic listings.
Cartoon Galleria (5 different, '89-'91) - 8.5x11", 12 pages, all b&w pics.
Cel Magic Quarterly Newsletter, Nov. 1989. 12 page glossy newsletter, with articles about what animation cels are, the various types, interview with Bob Clampett, coverage of Christie's Nov. '89 Disney artwork auction, and pics of various cels. Bugs Bunny & Buzzard cover.
Cricket Gallery (5 different) - Size varies from 5.5x8.5" to 8.5x8.5", and 9-35 pages. Larger ones have mostly color pics, smaller have b&w or both.
Gallery Lainzberg (6 different) - Five regular catalogs are 8.5x11", one update is 8.5x14", and folded. $3.95 cover price. 30-47 pages, lots of color pics. Best catalogs of the group, content wise. Get all 18 for a mere...$10 (View 1 Lainzberg)

Original Colorist blueline Cover art:

These were done from 1989-1994, and I bought them directly from the colorists, either in person or by mail-order. These are NOT color guides! Blueline/blue line is (was) a process used to print painted, full color comics, where the original black & white/inked line art by the main artist is photocopied on to a clear acetate sheet, and then is reproduced in light blue ink on a sheet of thick art paper, or lightbox projected on the paper sometimes. The colorist uses the printed blue lines as a guide, and fully colors the drawing and background using various media (watercolor, acrylic airbrushing etc.). The picture page has a scan of just the color art on the Knightfall #1 TPB, so you can see what it looks like, and that's how the others look underneath too. When the acetate sheet is placed over the color art, you see what the final cover art looks like. The production art is shot directly from the bluelines, with titles, company logos and other text added during printing. As you'll see, mine are without any text/titles overlays, so you get just the finished art, without messy notes and markings, or white-out like with color guides, which is the way I like it. Covers aren't made like this anymore, it's done on computers now, so this is one of the few more affordable ways to get fully realized comic book cover art, which is why I bought them back in the mid-'90's. These are the comic book version of animation cels, but are more unique, as there aren't any similar versions like with cels, there's just one, plus the original line drawing.

So to be extra clear, you're NOT getting the original pen & ink art by the main artists. You're buying the original painted color art done by the colorists (Les Dorscheid, Jeff Butler, both are published artists in their own right) on the underneath paper, with the acetate overlay having the copied original line drawing. It's not detailed art, that's what the overlay provides, but in some cases it requires lots of detailed filling in, and color mixing, depending on the subject matter.

All are as they came to me, and there will be some light handling kinks in the art paper on some, but they don't affect the paint or view, and be aware that the acetate can stick (and has) a little, so there may be minute paint flecks pulled from the art and stuck on the back of the acetate here and there. Of course when it's down, it doesn't show. There's some little dings in the acetate sheet on some too, but negligible. These will look great when matted and framed!

As a price comparison, another colorist has recently (Dec. '07) sold a few of his well-known Marvel single character bluelines on an auction site for $450 each! That makes mine a bargain, so start buying before I decide to raise the prices back up!

View all my blueline art, or click 'View' next to each to see larger pic:

The Batman Gallery #1 comic wrap-around cover, signed by colorist Les Dorscheid. Pencils/inks on overlay copy by Joe Quesada & Kevin Nowlan. Image area 11.5"x17.25". Batman & Robin swooping down on the Joker, Penguin, Two-Face, and Catwoman, with a unique perspective angle to it. Beautiful piece, my favorite of the group! There's a light 13" bend line in the art paper across the lower left side/corner, but no paint cracks, and unless you look at it 2 inches away and follow the bend line from the back, you can't hardly see any trace of it on the front. Shows some in the bottom white margin, and there's a super-light wrinkle line in the art in places, but the overlay makes it disappear. Even a close-up scan will not pick it up. So appearance wise, it doesn't detract at all, just want you to know about it. Reduced! Was $500, now...$400 (View)

Batman Knightfall trade paperback #1 cover, signed by colorist Les Dorscheid. Pencils/inks on overlay copy by Kelley Jones. Batman vs. Bane. Image area 6.5"x10". Classic cover from the Batman Knightfall storyline. Kelley Jones doesn't sell his original art, but has given some inked pages to his inkers that you'll see for sale sometimes, so you won't find Jones' originals hardly ever, and you won't find these Knightfall covers any other way I don't believe. Reduced! Was $275 now....$225 (View)

Batman Knightfall trade paperback #2 cover, signed by colorist Les Dorscheid. Pencils/inks on overlay copy by Kelley Jones. Azrael vs. Bane. Image area 8"x12.25". Another classic cover, slightly larger than the #1 TPB cover, but pricing it less, as it's Azrael. Reduced! Was $250, now...$200 (View)

Save $25 more and get both Knightfall pieces for $400.

Batman Bloodstorm softcover graphic novel cover, signed by colorist Les Dorscheid. Pencils/inks on overlay copy by Kelley Jones. Image area 11"x17". Brooding Vampire Batman on tree branch, with glowing red eyes. Nice large piece for you vampire Batman fans. Reduced! Was $350, now...$280 (View)

Marvel Super-Heroes Deluxe City Campaign game box cover, signed & dated 2-4-90 by Jeff Butler, who did all the art, but overlay with the black line art is a copy of course. Image area 9.5"x12", color art is airbrushed w/acrylic I think. Has the Punisher, Mr. Fantastic, the Thing, Storm, Wolverine, Daredevil, and Spider-Man! Even sharper in person than in pic. 7 big name characters! Reduced! Was $325, now...$275 (View)

Lithographs, Prints, Posters:
Alex Ross art:

"Earth X Monster lithograph." Signed & numbered, #326/2000, from Dynamic Forces. Called "monster" because it's huge, at 34"Hx68"L! This edition is signed by the whole art team - Alex Ross, Jim Krueger, Bill Reinhold, and John Paul Leon, so don't confuse it with other versions only signed by Ross. The image is a merging of all 14 covers to the Earth X series, so it features tons of characters. Unframed. Pic is generic, so not of my exact one. $79.95 new, appears to be sold out from DF. The WB stores framed these and charged $425! I'm not a big Earth X fan, so mine's only...$100 (View)

"Marvel Heroes and Villains" Laser-mat print/lithograph. ONLY 500 made in 1999, this is #384. NOT signed. 18"x24" overall, image areas are about 7"x15". Mat is cut with a laser for "Marvel" in the middle. Comes with certificate from Marvel/Laser Mach. Art is done on Mylar, and features the classic Marvel Heroes on top half (Silver Age era costumes), and Villains on bottom half, originally done for the 2 covers to Wizard #42. Warner Bros later did two bigger prints of each half, for like $395 each! Marvel did 2 separate prints of this too, but this is the first version of this art. Mine got a minor shipping bend in the mat, on right side down in the Villains half, which put a wrinkle line in the mat only. But since it's light gray matting it's hard to see, and if framed you can cover much of it, but you'd never see it from more than few inches away anyway. One of the harder Ross pieces to get, This was $88 retail new. Pic is generic, so not of my exact one. Asking...$100 (View)

More lithos/prints/posters:

Aliens "Baking the Cake" print. 1993. #148/250 (ONLY 250 made, folks), signed by Dave Dorman. 14"x21" painting of a couple Colonial Marines torching nest of Aliens eggs. On consignment to me...$30 (View)

Aliens Portfolio (Dark Horse) - From 1989, this has seven 11"x17" b&w prints by Mark Nelson, in envelope, plus an exclusive Aliens mini-comic. On consignment to me. At original retail...$12.95 (View whole package)

Batman poster/lithograph by John Taylor Dismukes. Circa 1990, Zanart Publishing. Gorgeous 24"x36" heavy stock poster (some say lithograph) of the comic book version Batman with blue and gray costume, crashing through a window. It has a couple thumbed spots with tiny tears on side edges, but those will frame out easily. It also has some "foxing" spots in the upper third, but small dots, spread out, and you don't see them unless it's glinted (looks fine straight on), and they don't affect or show color. Image area is otherwise smooth. It was $19.95 new, but due to the defects I'll part with it for 1/2 price at...$10 REDUCED/CLEARANCE! NOW JUST $5 (but NO RETURN on it). (View generic pic)

"Cartoonist Constitution" limited edition lithograph, #195/995. Subtitled "A Cartoon Celebration of America." Done back in 1987 or so by Stabur Corp, this 25"x34" high quality litho features dozens of all time favorite comic strip, comic book, and cartoon characters. Art by 61 different artists, with the printed signatures of 59 of them at the bottom (so not hand signed). Some of the big names are Charles Shultz, Walter Lantz, Johnny Hart, Stan Lee, Mort Walker, Harvey Kurtzman, Sergio Aragones, Jim Davis and many more. Many many characters pictured, like Snoopy, Spider-Man, Garfield, Beetle Bailey, B.C., Alfred E. Neuman, Hagar, Blondie & Dagwood, and the list goes on. Comes with certificate of authenticity too. Long sold out, this is hard to find now, and a nice piece for comic strip fans. Printed on nice heavy 100% acid-free Saxony paper, this is an original edition, bought direct from Stabur, so don't be fooled by some selling the smaller poster edition. The hand signed version would've cost you $2000 new (those were signed in pencil, and limited to only 195, so beware of people selling "signed" ones with ink signatures), and this unsigned version was $125 new. Never displayed, and has maybe a minor handling kink or two in the end margins, and light bend in one corner in margin. Will part with it for...$150 (View generic pic)

"Cartoonist Constitution" limited edition jigsaw puzzle. A 550+ piece puzzle of the above litho, finished size is 18"x24". Still sealed in box, with "A Waldenbooks exclusive" sticker too, this was limited to 7500 I think, but don't quote me. No numbers stated on box. Rare to find still sealed, this should be highly prized by jigsaw puzzle and comic strip collectors. Will ask...$25 (View)

Conan the Barbarian: Two 11"x14" color prints from a Sal Q (a.k.a. SQP) sample portfolio from 1990/91 or so. These are not photocopies or anything, they are original prints from Sal Q on nice paper stock. Both have a couple light kinkish spots near top/middle, and in bottom quarter/middle, can be seen when glinted, but no wrinkle or color break, show as about 1/4" to 3/16" curved outward bend lines (so very slight raised hump on front, so they were bent from the back), probably handling kinks. Won't be seen if framed. Pics are of mine:

  Conan print by Ernie Chan (Conan fighting dogs)...$3 (View)
  Conan print by Nestor Redondo (Conan rescuing maiden)...$3 (View)

Daffy Duck's Quackbusters movie one-sheet poster. An original, not a reprint, for the Warner Bros video movie from 1988. 27"x40". Has some minor very light handling kinks, which you won't see on the wall. Most places are asking $19.99-24.99 for it, but it seems to sell for only about what I paid in 1989, so it's only...$10 (View)

Disney-Pixar "Cars" animated movie store promo posters. Got these from a local Kmart. Very nice heavy stock, 20.5"x29.5", "full body" shots of the 4 main characters. I have: Doc Hudson (2 of same), Lightning McQueen (2 of same), Mater (2 of same), and 1 Sally left. Cool red metalflake-looking background, with checkered flag border along top and bottom, Disney-Pixar Cars logo in one upper corner, large image of the character, and their name at the bottom. Great for decorating the kids rooms. 1 Doc Hudson has a 1.5"x2.5" area of upper left corner damaged, with 2 tears, and creases there (View). 1 Lightning McQueen has an 11" broken diagonal wrinkle line in lower right area, most is below his mouth, but no color breaks to it (View); has 2 other curved wrinkle lines near right edge, 1" to 1.5" long, with kink, no color breaks. The others all have minor corner dings on 1-2 corners, maybe a small edge mush or wrinkle spot, but easily covered if matted, and in nice shape otherwise. So not perfect, but chances are you won't find these elsewhere. Normal posters on thin paper sell for $5-$7, so these would be much higher if produced for retail sale on this heavy stock. There's far fewer of these made too, and most were probably thrown out, so these are going to be more collectible than the mass produced stuff...$10 ea. for the better ones, $35 for a set of 4 decent ones, and $5 ea. for the two lesser condition Hudson & McQueen, and will deal better if you take all. (View all)

P.S.- there are NO Cars animation cels/cells folks, it was a computer generated movie, so paper art is all you have, so buy the posters!

Donald Duck & nephews Chevy car dealer advertising banner/poster. SUPER RARE! This large vinyl/plastic banner was made in the '80's I think, and has Donald Duck and his nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie riding in a flying car. It's a huge 4 feet by 6 feet, and has about 8 little splits (3/4" to 2") in it here and there, patched by clear tape on the back. Nice condition otherwise, and stored rolled in a tube since I've had it. It was for a promotional campaign for renting Chevrolets from National Car Rental and going to Disneyland, and the Anaheim Hilton is mentioned on it too. I got it from a guy way back in the late 1980's, who worked for an Arizona Chevy dealership, and he got it a few years before that. Not sure if it was only a regional promotion or national, but likely regional, and most were thrown out. The several inch wide border at the top is clear, but shows as dark blue as it's laying on a dark blue sheet. Banner is sharper in person, not grainy as it may appear in pic. Larger pic available. You'll likely never find another one, so for the Disney/Donald Duck/Chevy/Car advertising collector who thinks they have everything, you need this! If wall space is a problem, there's always the ceiling. Considering that even modern limited edition Disney lithographs and animation cels sell for several hundred to a thousand dollars plus, that are much smaller, and almost always available, shouldn't this be worth much more due to scarcity alone, much less size? There's no market info to go by really, so I'll ask a mere...$300 (View)

Donald Duck art print. About 9.5"x11.75", on cardstock, this is a full color painting of Donald, sitting in a chair, reading a Donald Duck comic printed in German, art by Gottfried Helnwein. I bought this from Bud Plant Inc., way back in the late '80's/early '90s, not sure exactly. They picked it up on one of their European buying tours, and I believe they said it was a header card or advertising card for Disney comics at bookstores, and not sure of the year it was made. I've since seen that it was used for a Donald Duck 60th birthday print, in 1994, but I'm sure I bought my print before then. I have most of my old Bud Plant catalogs, but haven't found this in one, so may have tossed the oldest ones that had it. There's NO production info or credits on it. Donald has his duck lamp, and Daisy Duck cup, and on the print you can read the German text on the comic. Paid $20 for it back then, was probably high, but this is probably pretty rare, at least in the U.S., so if you collect advertising pieces, you need this! Bottom left corner has tip ding with 1/16-1/8" creases, bottom right corner has a couple thin vein lines across tip from light bend, about 3/8" in from corner, longest one is about 3/4", but no color breaks. Little 1mm flake off at tip too. No border on it, so the defects can be easily covered by a frame. Otherwise clean and smooth. Selling it for what I paid...$20 (View)

"Mongrel" print by David Lapham. Mongrel was a character developed for a new comics series a few years back, that never got going. Nice action shot. Unsigned, 16"x20", with some handling kinks in the borders, and about 6 light ones here and there in the art, but nothing with wrinkles or cracks, and they'd pretty much disappear if framed. Got this from American Entertainment years ago...$10 (View)

Seekers into the Mystery hanging mobile thingy. From the DC/Vertigo comic book series, this is a comic store promo item from 1995. Has 5 punch-out double sided color art images from the series (5"-6" across or so), including the title banner that they hang from, and string. Have 3, all unused and unpunched...$3 ea. (View)

Star Trek Voyager promo poster for 1999 syndication announcement, titled "5 Flights a Week." Sent to TV stations only! Nice heavy stock paper, 24"x30", full crew and ship pictured. Nice black area on bottom for autographs! Last nice one has a small zig-zag printing wrinkle below and to right of R near the actors images, and couple very minor handling kinks (nothing you'll see hanging on the wall). I have a display one that has an 8" bend line in lower right area, all in the black border (so could be matted out), plus just a few minor handling kinks. Sold most at $12-$15, but last nice one is only $8, and will go $3 on the other one. (View)

Also have 8"x11" promo cards with the same image as above poster, and with show info on back. Cards are $2 ea., 10 for $15.

Promotional posters:

Here's part of my stash of comic book promo posters, most are from the early to mid-1990's, never pinned up. Most are folded like they came, but some were flat/rolled, are those are noted with (R) next to them. Most are very decent to excellent condition, but all will have some normal light handling kinks and various bends near the main folds, so don't expect anything perfect. No tears, peels or tape. Many times this is the only way the art was produced, so promo posters can be collectible, and many were thrown out after the shops were done with them, so snatch these while you can. Pics are of mine.

Marvel & DC:

Amazing Spider-Man/Spiderman Wedding. From 1987, depicting the marriage between Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson, as seen in Amazing Spider-Man annual #21. 22"x34", Bill Sienkiewicz art...$8 (View)
Blood and Shadows, 17"x22", Vertigo title, Mark Nelson art...$1 (View)
Fate (new Dr. Fate, 1994), 17"x22", Anthony Williams art...$1 (View)
Generation X TV movie poster, 20.5"x40", cast photo...$3 (View)
Generation X comic poster, 23"x34", team characters & text, Bachalo art...$3 (View)
Ghost Rider, for new #1 issue, 1994, 11"x16", Buckingham art...$1.50 (View)
Goddess, 17"x22", Vertigo title, Phil Winslade painted art...$2 (View)
Infinity War, w/Thanos, Eternity, many Marvel heroes. 16.5"x32.5", painted art by Jim Starlin...$2.50 (View)
Iron Man & X-O Manowar, for the "Heavy Metal" video game, 25.5"x33"...$4 (View)
SHIELD 2099, 17"x22", 3-color green/gray/white, artist unknown...$1 (View)
SHIELD 2099, 17"x22", 3-color bronze/white, artist unknown...$1 (View)
Wizard #50 w/Spider-Man, 19"x25", McFarlane art...$3 (View)
Wizard #53 w/Spider-Man, Ash, & X-Files, 19"x25"...$2 (View)
Wizard #60 w/Hulk & Spider-Man, 19"x25", McFarlane art...$2.50 (View)

Image, Top Cow etc.:

Badrock #1, 16"x24", Liefeld art (R)...$3 (View)
Badrock #2, 16"x24", Liefeld art, have 2, (R)...$3 ea. (View)
Black Flag, 16"x24", Dan Fraga art (R)...$2 (View)
Extreme Sacrifice, 24"x36", Chap Yeap art, have 2...$3 ea. (View)
Freak Force, 11"x17", Bridges art...$1 (View)
Image Universe trading cards, 30"x23", Campbell art...$3 (View)
Prophet, 16"x24", Stephen Platt art, (R)...$2 (View)
Ripclaw, 19"x27", Brandon Peterson art, some waviness along edges, (R)...$3 (View)
Warchild, 16"x24", Chap Yeap art (R)...$2 (View)
Witchblade for Overstreet Fan #1/2 offer, 17"x22", Michael Turner art...$5 (View)
Youngblood, 18"x24", Roger Cruz art...$2.50 (View)

Independents:

Dinosaurs for Hire, 11"x17", black & white & red, Bryon Carson art...$1 (View)
Evil Ernie & Lady Death, Chaos Comics, 18"x24", Hughes art...$3 (View)
Flintstones live action movie #1, Pebbles cereal premium, 21.5"x36", Cast photo...$2 (View)
Hanna-Barbera Characters, "Barberians at the Gate" for comics, 24"x36", have 2...$2 ea. (View)
Knighthawk (Acclaim/Windjammer), 26"x39", Neal Adams art, have 2...$5 ea. (View)
Magic the Gathering comics (Acclaim), 19"x26", painted, artist unknown...$3 (View)
Mickey Spillane's Mike Danger (Tekno Comics), B&W, 31.5"x48.5", Frank Miller art...$5 (View)
Next Men (John Byrne's/Dark Horse), 22"x34", G. Cody art, have 2...$2.50 ea. (View)
The Simpsons Family (Bongo Comics), 22"x34", Groening art...$4 (View)
The Simpsons Characters (Bongo Comics), 22"x34", 26 characters!...$4 (View)
Street Fighter II, 11"x16", has Viz Comics listings on the back...$1 (View)
Wizard Bad Girls (Dawn, Lady Death, Barb Wire, Shi, Vampirella, etc.), 19"x25"...$2.50 (View)

Calendars:
All calendars (not "calanders") near mint and unused, unless noted.

1997 "The American Pin-Up" calendar (Taschen, 12"x13.5"). '40's-50's style pinup art by Elvgren, MacPherson, and other famous pinup artists. Text in English, French and German. Nice! Several available. Sale!...$6 ea. (View front) (View April) (View back with all months)

1997 "The American Pin-Up" Daily Planner, 7"x9", spiral bound, w/59 full page pinups by Elvgren, MacPherson, and others! Cover says "diary", but it's a calendar planner. Some text in German and French too. Contains some nudity, so "Over 18" age statement required...$10 (View front, and Elvgren page)

1991 Hallmark Looney Tunes calendar. (Hallmark stores exclusive.) Beautiful, glossy, cel-like images, taken from the cartoons, w/all your favorite characters. Heavy stock paper, full page art on top half. Spiral bound. Folks, you could remove the art part and frame them, and they'd almost pass for animation cels! This is one high quality calendar, and I have more than one, in case you want one intact and one to dismantle and do the kids room with, or the office walls. Has comments by the late Chuck Jones. Jan. page has some light black streaks around Buzzard's feet due to printing plate smear, they all have it on that 1 page (View). 3 available...$20 ea. (View front & Feb.)

1996 Hallmark Looney Tunes calendar. (Hallmark stores exclusive.) Non-gloss finish on this one, but still great images from the cartoons, w/full page art on top half, spiral bound, and heavy stock paper. Has comments by Jerry Beck...$12 (View front & Feb)

2000 Star Trek Voyager calendar. Nice cast pics, great for autographs! Clearance! 1 left! Was $12, now...$6 (View)

2007 The Office calendar. First one from the NBC TV show. Sold out everywhere, and people have paid $20+ for them on auctions, plus high shipping. 16 month calendar, but the "first" four months are from 2006, on one page. Regular months have pics of the main cast members, Michael, Jim, Pam, Dwight etc., with funny post-it notes. I have 4, still shrinkwrapped. $11.99 original retail price. My price...$15, including shipping. (View front) (View back) And see my new "The Office" page with various collectibles only sold at Target (and from people who bought them there)--pens/pencils, magnets, memo boards etc., $3-$5 ea.

Olivia Calendars:
(View all my Olivia calendars, will open in new window.)

Gorgeous pin-up/cheesecake paintings by the modern day Vargas, Olivia De Berardinis, known for her centerfold art in Playboy. (All contain nudity, so will need "over 18" statement from buyer.) Her calendars from 1987-1993 had much less distribution than later years, and were larger format, and should remain highly collectible, and all are way undervalued today, in my opinion. But time to let them go. All are clean and unused. Many feature famous models like Pam Anderson, Julie Strain, Bettie Page, Rhonda Ridley, and Tracy Tweed. Some are signed by Olivia, which I ordered through Diamond Comics Dist. when new, but they provided no certificates, but I will guarantee the signatures are authentic. This is the cheapest way to get quality art by Olivia, and I only have 1 of each unless noted. You could remove the paintings from the cheaper ones and frame them, and they'd look great on the wall, like mini-lithographs or prints. VERY cheap way to decorate your walls! Sizes noted are the CLOSED size, as all open up, with full page images for the art. Also check my Magazines page for some magazines signed by Olivia, and the Let Them Eat Cheesecake & Second Slice 2 volume hardcover signed/numbered book set.

1987 "Exotica" calendar. Large 11"x16", designed by Frank Miller, of Marvel Comics Daredevil/Elektra fame. First Olivia calendar! Near Mint. Variety of styles, with many lingerie, plus animals, futuristic, fantasy, and body art, so a good showcase of Olivia's favorite styles. Scarce...$50

1988 - Art of Olivia calendar. 11"x16", near mint. Mostly wild stylized lingerie and other clothing designs...$40

1990 - 11"x16", Very Fine. Unfortunately this one got bumped in shipping. Near the bottom right corner it has a 2" length of slight edge mush, and above that is a wrinkle line, and above that is another 2.5" wrinkle line in the cover. Not heavy or ugly. It all goes through the calendar, but is lighter on the inside pages, and mostly affects margins or the very top of images. Very similar to the '88, with more wild stylized lingerie and other clothing designs...$20

1991 - 11"x16", NM-, with very minor tips dings of 1/8" or less in lower corners. Betty/Bettie Page cover painting (popular 1950's pin-up model), and one month inside with topless Betty as mermaid. More traditional good-girl pinup art this time, but with Olivia's flair. Many with just stockings, or various lingerie, and a few Marilyn Monroe look-alike/tribute paintings. Beautiful stuff...$20

1992 - 11"x16", NM, with tiny corner ding in lower right. Another Bettie Page cover, and 2 more of Bettie inside, along with ones with Rhonda, Vanity, Pam Anderson, etc.. Like the '91, this has more standard good-girl art, and probably more nudity than her previous calendars. Stunning stuff...$20

1993 - 11"hx15"w, this was the last year of the nice oversized editions, and was "oblong" instead of tall, so nice to use to frame the images with if you wanted to cut them off. I have 2 left, one has a corner ding on back cover that goes half way through the calendar, top left edge, but doesn't affect interior art, other one is NM. Features many of her most famous prints, with "Devil's Food" (cover to her Let Them Eat Cheesecake book), "Crackers in Bed" (Bettie Page), "Blue Note" (Pamela Anderson), and "Zebra Lady Two". Mostly nudes and stocking or lingerie images....$20 ea.

1994 - Switched publishers to Landmark now, so standard 12"x12" size, as are '95-2000. VF+ or better, this one got a ding/light bend in upper left corner area (Diamond Dist never packed calendars very well), with a 1/2" long mush-in at edge, and a light light semi-V-shaped bend line about 3/4" in, that affects most pages, but mostly in margins, and barely noticeable. Pam Anderson cover, with more of her inside, plus Rhonda, Tracy Tweed etc., and famous prints like Kitty, Dark Angel, Pinky, Cowgirl, and Tattoo II...$12

1995 - Have 2. Nicest one has minor edge curl at lower left corner. Other one has slight wear, corner bump on back top left, little bit of curl on lower left edge, so VF+, but minor stuff. Cover image from her Let Them Eat Cheesecake book (full image inside), with Nylon Jungle, Pamela (Anderson), Tracy (Tweed), Bon Bons and more. Better one is $13, other is only...$10

1996 - VF/NM, with corner tip ding upper right, goes in about 3/8", and tiny tip ding in lower right. Continuing the better good-girl style art, this has Zebra Lady III, Coconuts, Rapunzel etc., with a couple of the amazing Rhonda Rydell (similar to, but not the same as Rhonda Ridley, who is also amazing). At cover price..$12

1997 - VF, with back top right corner mush/bend, about 1" long, and bottom left corner bend on front with 1/2" wrinkle, goes through the calendar, and lower right corner with slight tip bend, continuing Diamond's streak of damaging them in shipping! Julie Strain "Smokin' " cover, full image inside, plus her Mischief one, with Hot Sauce and Heavenly Blues (both Bettie Page). Little more mixed with the wilder and tamer images this time...$10

1997 signed by Olivia, in gold ink on front. Of course, Diamond's lousy packing got the lower right corner bent, with a 3/8" or so bend/mush that goes throughout. Top left back corner also got a ding/mush, but neither affect art. Was $37 retail new, and Olivia wants $50 for her signed calendars now. Get mine for the original...$37

1998 signed by Olivia, in silver ink on front. Now done by Heavy Metal, still 12"x12". Mixed styles, with standard good-girl, animal themes, exotic, lingerie etc.. Includes "Pomeranians" (Rhonda Shear), Banshee, two with new model Jia Ling, two with Sandra Taylor, and the stunning "The Doll Wars" with nude Julie Strain. Top left front corner ding of course, but small...$37

2000 signed by Olivia, in gold ink on front. Now produced by Ozone. Of course, it has lower right corner 1/4" bend, and light bend about 3/4" farther in, but not creased, but both go through the calendar. Julie Strain "Some Dames Pack Heat" cover, with more Julie inside, plus new Sandra Taylor, and some repeats of previous years...$37

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