$400.00
Size: Standard Cel (Approx. 10.5" x 9.0" or 26.8 cm x 22.8 cm)
Included: Layer 1 - Shirobon cel
Layer 2 - Rock and Crystmond cel
Matching Original Hand-painted background
Douga pencil sketch
Concept sketch
Film/Show: Bomberman B-Daman Bakugaiden Victory
Source/Appeared in: Episode 36 "Scattered Crystmonds"
Original Broadcast Year: 1998
Studio/Publication: CoroCoro Comic
Created by: Mitaka Kouichi
Condition Notes: Layer 1 and 2 stuck together
Description: A very rare key master setup featuring the main character Shirobon (White Bomber) and the Crystmond, from an animated adaptation of a popular marble-slinging toy that was inspired by the famous video game series Bomberman!
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Size: Approx. 14.0" x 10.0"
Included: Original hand-drawn "Jigokugiri" 1st Page
Film/Show: Sabu to Ichi Torimono Hikae
Source/Appeared in: 1968 Flexi-Disc (Sonosheet) Illustration
Original Published Year: 1966
Studio/Publication: Shonen Sunday
Created by: Ishinomori Shotaro
Condition Notes: -
Description: Absolutely incredible original hand-drawn page by the legendary author renowned the "King of Manga" or "Emperor of Manga" (in comparison to his mentor, Tezuka Osamu being regarded as the "God of Manga") in his prime! The impactful 1st page of the special manga episode that was attached to the audio disc version of the popular story! This amazing page depicts a scene from "Jigokugiri," one of the most popular episodes where a tsujigiri (crossroads killer) with a tragic past goes around murdering people at night.
It really hooks the reader with its amazing composition and action-packed poses, as well as perfectly-executed details, showcasing the astonishing talent and ability of Ishinomori, that even blew Tezuka's mind... so much to the point where Tezuka, out of jealousy, started badmouthing Ishinomori's work, until he apologized later. Any original manga page by a master such as Ishinomori is very rare and valuable, but this one is just in the league of its own, truly a fantastic piece of history as well as an incredible work of art!
$1,800.00
Size: Oversized Sketch (Approx. 14 7/8” x 10 3/8”)
Included: Colored Pencil Sketch
Mouth Douga Pencil Sketch
Pencil Line Sketch
Film/Show: Dragon Ball Z ドラゴンボールZ
Source/Appeared in: Not yet identified - identify and earn 5% in credit or 15% off this cel! →Click to learn more about our Identify and Earn Program
Original Broadcast Year: 1993
Studio/Publication: Weekly Shonen Jump
Created by: Akira Toriyama
Condition Notes: -
Description: A very rare original artist sketch by the renowned adult doujinshi author known for his incredible drawing skills that not just closely resembles the original style of Toriyama Akira, but actually comes close to his legendary drawing ability in execution... Unlike the illustrator who does the new Dragonball Super manga. Garland's work has been skyrocketing in value, as evidenced by the recent Mandarake auction results, and we are absolutely confident that it will only go up from here!
$900.00 $1,200.00
Size: Approx. 12.0" x 8.5"
Included: Layer 1 - Stewie cel
Giclee background
Archival Framing
Film/Show: Family Guy
Source/Appeared in: Season 7 Episode 11 "Not All Dogs Go to Heaven"
Original Broadcast Year: 2005
Studio/Publication: Twentieth Century Fox
Created by: Seth MacFarlane
Condition Notes: Background has a very faint warping in the middle as emphasized in the last picture (it is virtually invisible when framed)
Description: An incredibly rare limited edition cel from Family Guy, that was originally made as a limited release of 300 unnumbered pieces to be given as staff gifts in 2005!
$400.00
Size: Standard Cel (Approx. 10.5" x 9.0" or 26.8 cm x 22.8 cm)
Included: Layer 1 - Mizuno Ami cel
Layer 2 - Communicator and Mako's hand cel
Original Matching Hand-painted Background
Film/Show: Sailor Moon S
Source/Appeared in: Episode 9 "Friendly Foes"
Original Broadcast Year: 1994
Studio/Publication: Nakayoshi
Created by: Takeuchi Naoko
Condition Notes: All layers stuck
Description: An awesome key master setup of Mizuno Ami or Sailor Mercury talking to Mako on her Communicator, which is an amazing future depiction of a smartwatch-like gadget almost 20 years ahead of its time!