Jack Davis art price guide
A Golden Age artist who did most of his work for EC Comics, surviving Jack Davis original art can be very valuable.
Record Sale for Artwork:
$77,675 MAD Magazine #6 Complete 6-Page Story
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Jack Davis pieces can be worth tens of thousands of dollars! See below for comparable sales.
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MAD #6 Complete 6-Page Story sold for $77,675
Jack Davis art
Aces High #2 Title Page 1 sold for $6,275
Jack Davis
Civil War Generals Group of 5 sold for $4,800
Jack Davis
Frontline Combat #15 Complete 6-Page Story sold for $8,365
Jack Davis art
Haunt of Fear #15 Complete 7-Page Story sold for $50,400
Jack Davis art
Impact #3 Cover Art sold for $31,200
Jack Davis
Incredible Science Fiction #31 Cover Art sold for $17,250
Jack Davis
Jokes from the Crypt Paperback Cover Art sold for $6,600
Jack Davis art
King Kong Illustration sold for $28,800
Jack Davis
MAD #9 Page 3 sold for $8,400
Jack Davis
MAD #26 Unpublished Splash Page sold for $6,000
Jack Davis art
MAD #29 Illustration sold for $21,600
Jack Davis
MAD #246 Cover Art sold for $21,510
Jack Davis art
Shock SuspenStories #4 Title Page 1 sold for $2,630
Jack Davis
Shock SuspenStories #2 Complete 6-Page Story sold for $22,800
Jack Davis
Sick #16 Cover Art sold for $6,570
Jack Davis art
Tales from the Crypt #30 Splash Page sold for $37,200
Jack Davis
Tales from the Crypt #40 Cover Art sold for $71,700
Jack Davis
Tales from the Crypt #43 Cover Art sold for $41,825
Jack Davis art
Tales from the Crypt #44 Cover Art sold for $44,810
Jack Davis art
Terror Illustrated #2 Complete 10-Page Story sold for $7,170
Jack Davis
Two-Fisted Tales #24 Complete 8-Page Story sold for $24,000
Jack Davis
Two-Fisted Tales #27 Complete 7-Page Story sold for $7,170
Jack Davis art
Two-Fisted Tales #35 Cover Art sold for $26,290
Jack Davis
Weird Science #21 Page 6 sold for $36,000
Jack Davis art
Jack Davis was a comic book artist, caricaturist and illustrator who became famous for his cover art, movie posters and album art, in addition to being one of the founding cartoonists of MAD Magazine.
His career began in the late 1940s, working in advertisement, with assignments like drawing a training manuals for Coca-Cola.
He attended the Arts Students League of New York, and there he found work with the Herald Tribune Syndicate as an inker on The Saint comic strip. Davis then launched his own humour comic strip entitled Beauregard, which was set during the Civil War era.
In 1950, Davis began freelancing for EC Comics, working on titles like Tales from the Crypt, The Vault of Horror, The Haunt of Fear, Frontline Combat, Two-Fisted Tales, Piracy, Incredible Science Fiction, Crime SuspenStories, Shock SuspenStories and Terror Illustrated.
Davis became a regular for humour magazines as well like Trump, Humbug, Help and Cracked. He also did a number of movie posters like It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, World, The Long Goodbye and Viva Max, as well as paperback cover art and postcards.
During the late 1950s, Davis began to work for Atlas Comics, drawing Western stories for them like Rawhide Kid.
Davis has won many awards over his career, including an Inkpot Award in 1985. He also won the National Cartoonists Society's Milton Caniff Lifetime Achievement Award in 1996.
He has been inducted into the Will Eisner Hall of Fame and was a finalist to be inducted into the Jack Kirby Hall of Fame on three separate occasions. He also won the National Cartoonists Society's Advertising Award in 1980 and in 2000 won their Reuben Award.
Davis was awarded the Inkwell Awards Stacey Aragon Special Recognition Award for his lifetime of work in the inking field posthumously in 2019.
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