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Home  FAQ 3.2: What are the prices of the original pages and covers?
Below is a list of the prices for David Mack's original artwork:
Mr. Mack, do you sell any of the original art work from Kabuki or Daredevil? If so, where can one view these pieces? I do sell original art. If you want to see it firsthand, I bring a sizeable amount of Kabuki, Daredevil, and Scarab art to conventions and sell it there. Or, if you already have some favorite pages in mind, let me know which pages you want. Include alternate choices in case some pages are no longer available. Then I can let you know which ones are available and what the specific prices are. Generally, prices tend to be in this ballpark: Black and white pages start at $100 and can range up to $300. Painted pages range as low as $500 or as high as $2000. Covers start at $3000 and can range higher depending on my attachment to them. While some of the painted pages can add up pretty fast, most of the black and white pages are fairly affordable to most people. I'd say most of the Scarab page go for around $100 or $150. The pages of her in constume or go closer to $250. What are you asking for the page with all Noh agents (#7) and the one with the full page of scarab behind the mask (also #7)?Both of those are on the highest end of the price range. Some of my favorites. I'm asking $350 for each of those. But most of the pages are much cheaper: averaging like $100-$200. I'm a huge Rick Mays fan. The main reason I got into Kabuki was because of his Scarab issues. Someone pointed me here to see if any Rick Mays art was for sale. Anyone?You can order any of Rick's original Scarab art pages through me personally. I buy each entire issue of original Scarab pages from Rick myself. I keep the pages I want and Rick gives me the right to re-sell all the other pages to recoup expenses. Just let me know which pages that you are interested in and I will let you know if they are still available and what the price is. Then you can decide if you want them, send a check, and I'll send you the art. The entire first issue is sold. But most of the pages in #2-7 are still available. |
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