Value of Original Jeff Lemire Art

Jeff Lemire art price guide

With his unique visual style, Jeff Lemire enjoys a niche collector following. His published work is reasonably affordable.

Facts About Original Jeff lemire Comic Art

Record Sale for Artwork:
$505 Sweet Tooth #18 Page 3

Official Website:
https://jefflemire.wixsite.com/jefflemire

Key Comic Book Issues:

• Lost Dogs
• The Essex County Trilogy
• Justice League Dark #9
• Extraordinary X-Men #1

How Much is Jeff Lemire Artwork Worth?

A few hundred bucks for a published piece of Jeff Lamire work.

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Prices For Jeff Lemire Art

Sweet Tooth #18 Page 3 by Jeff Lemire sold for $505. Click here to get your original art appraised.

Sweet Tooth #18 Page 3 sold for $505
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The Adventures of Superman Volume 2 Page 9 by Jeff Lemire sold for $420. Click here to get your original art appraised.

The Adventures of Superman Volume 2 Page 9 sold for $420
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The Adventures of Superman #1 Page 3 by Jeff Lemire sold for $80. Click here to get your original art appraised.

The Adventures of Superman #1 Page 3 sold for $80
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Deadman Specialty Illustration by Jeff Lemire sold for $105. Click here to get your original art appraised.

Deadman Specialty Illustration sold for $105
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Essex County Volume 2: Ghost Stories Cover Art by Jeff Lemire sold for $310, Click here to get your original art appraised.

Essex County Volume 2: Ghost Stories Cover Art sold for $310
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Ghosts #1 Page 1 by Jeff Lemire sold for $140. Click here to get your original art appraised.

Ghosts #1 Page 1 sold for $140
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Justice League #13 Page 26 by Jeff Lemire sold for $50. Click here to get your original art appraised.

Justice League #13 Page 26 sold for $50
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Rocketeer in Flight Sketch by Jeff Lemire sold for $100. Click here to get your original art appraised.

Rocketeer in Flight Sketch sold for $100
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Sweet Tooth #3 Page 6 by Jeff Lemire sold for $215. Click here to get your original art appraised.

Sweet Tooth #3 Page 6 sold for $215
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Sweet Tooth #3 Page 14 by Jeff Lemire sold for $250. Click here to get your original art appraised.

Sweet Tooth #3 Page 14 sold for $250
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Sweet Tooth #6 Page 2 by Jeff Lemire sold for $160. Click here to get your original art appraised.

Sweet Tooth #6 Page 2 sold for $160
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Sweet Tooth #8 Page 6 by Jeff Lemire sold for $215. Click here to get your original art appraised.

Sweet Tooth #8 Page 6 sold for $215
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Sweet Tooth #18 Page 15 by Jeff Lemire sold for $310. Click here to get your original art appraised.

Sweet Tooth #18 Page 15 sold for $310
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Sweet Tooth #31 Page 17 by Jeff Lemire sold for $265. Click here to get your original art appraised.

Sweet Tooth #31 Page 17 sold for $265
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The Nobody Story Page 6 by Jeff Lemire sold for $310. Click here to get your original art appraised.

The Nobody Story Page 6 sold for $310
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The Nobody Story Page 88 by Jeff Lemire sold for $265. Click here to get your original art appraised.

The Nobody Story Page 88 sold for $265
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Trillium #1 Page 7 by Jeff Lemire sold for $260. Click here to get your original art appraised.

Trillium #1 Page 7 sold for $260
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History of Jeff Lemire in Comic Book Art

Jeff Lemire first made a name for himself in the comic book industry after self-publishing his comic book Lost Dogs through his Ashtray Press imprint in 2005. Lost Dogs was met with critical acclaim and won a Xeric Award. Lemire then serialized Fortress, a science-fiction comic strip for UR Magazine.  

In 2008, Lemire wrote and illustrated the Essex County Trilogy, published by Top Shelf, which earned him two nominations from both the Eisner and Harvey Awards. The trilogy won him a Young Adult Library Services Award and a Joe Schuster Canadian Comic Book Creator Award for Outstanding Cartoonist as well as the Doug Wright Award for Best Emerging Talent.

In 2012, he published The Underwater Welder, via Top Shelf again and the graphic novel was met with widespread critical acclaim.

Lemire also wrote and illustrated The Nobody for DC Comics under their Vertigo imprint, a two-colour story about identity and paranoia in a small town. Also under the Vertigo imprint, Lemire wrote and illustrated the full-colour series Sweet Tooth from 2009-2013. The series has since been picked up by Netflix for a movie adaptation. 

In 2010, Lemire signed an exclusive contract with DC to write the one-shot Brightest Day: Atom for the DC Universe in collaboration with Mahmud Asrar. He is also responsible for the relaunch of the Superboy series. 

Following the end of his contract with DC, Lemire moved over to Marvel Comics and began writing the All-New Hawkeye as his first Marvel title along with artist Ramon Perez. He also collaborated on the series Extraordinary X-Men with Humberto Ramos and Old Man Logan with artist Andrea Sorrentino. In 2015, he and artist Greg Smallwoood would draw the relaunch of Moon Knight.

Lemire has also done work for Valiant Entertainment and Dark Horse Comics. 

In 2017, Lemire won an Eisner Award for Best New Series for his work on Black Hammer. He has been nominated for an Ignatz Award and numerous Harvey and Eisner Awards. The Essex County trilogy was one of five titles selected by Canada Reads to be an Essential Canadian Novel of the Decade.

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