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Lost Art Of Hart S Fischer From Twenty Years Ago Turns Up… On eBay

Published Sun, 05 Oct 2014 12:00:05 -0500

Hart S Fischer tweeted

@bleedingcool unpublished missing original art for my comic series Bill the Bull surfaces 20 yrs later in an auction: http://t.co/9w9EBFkGbG

— Hart D. Fisher (@Hart_fisher) October 2, 2014

The listing reads,

The reserve starting bid is set at $5350 and this listing will be transferred to Heritage Auctions in Dallas Texas or Los Angeles if no bidding has begun by November 1, 2014.

Originally these works were thought to be cast off's that Fisher did not want to publish but in recent talks Hart shares that he has always desired for this story to be inked but it was lost in one way or another before we found it so many years later.

The images are blacked out while Hart and I currently discuss some details. The listing remains open to establish the Comic Collector's market interest. This auction may or may not be completed but feel free to make offer's and add comments please.

Well, Hart certainly had a comment.

@KristinaDeak The art was lost in the mail, artist sent it with no tracking # regular post. I thought this full issue was lost forever.

— Hart D. Fisher (@Hart_fisher) October 2, 2014

The auction details are listed as:

This auction is for:

– 20 ORIGINAL DRAWINGS begun by Thomas Floyd and edited by Hart Fisher

Size 11.25×17

reserve starting bid at $5350 ($250 per page plus $350 for the packaging and letters)

– 3 original pages of notes and edits written by Hart Fisher

– 1 original note page written to Hart by Thomas Floyd

– 1 original package addressed by Floyd to HART FISHER

– 1 original package addressed to BoneYard Studios via Verotik from Asylum Studios then repacked and sent back to Tom Floyd

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How it was found is still a mystery however. I wonder exactly how these "details" are being sorted out?

The auction was ended with no explanation. And there have been no responses to messages sent to the seller.

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