Value of Original Kyle Baker Art

Kyle Baker art price guide

While most of his published work has not set the world on fire, Kyle Baker is a solid artist who has worked on Marvel and DC titles.

Facts About Original kyle baker Comic Art

Record Sale for Artwork:
$38,400 The Amazing Spider-Man #287 Cover Art

Official Website:
https://kylebakerart.com

Key Comic Book Issues:

  • The Shadow #8
  • Batman: Gotham Nights #11
  • Why I Hate Saturn 
  • Marvel Tales #282
Kyle Baker

How Much is Kyle Baker Artwork Worth?

Kyle Baker pieces typically sell for a few hundred to a couple of thousand dollars, the outlier being his cover art for Amazing Spider-Man  #287.

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Prices For Kyle Baker Art

The Amazing Spider-Man #287 Cover Art sold for $38,400
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2099 Unlimited #6 Cover Art sold for $2,400
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Avengers Annual #14 Splash Page 35 sold for $960
Kyle Baker

Batman Painting sold for $780
Kyle Baker art

Black Panther vs. Deadpool #5 Variant Cover Art sold for $960
Kyle Baker art

DC House of Horror #1 Splash Page sold for $310
Kyle Baker 

Dick Tracy Forever #1 Variant Cover Art sold for $660
Kyle Baker 

Joker Merchandising Illustration sold for $3,840
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Justice Inc. #2 Page 5 sold for $290
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Justice League of America #252 Cover Art sold for $2,870
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Marvel Graphic Novel #31 Cover Art sold for $450
Kyle Baker 

Marvel Tales #282 Cover Art sold for $5,040
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Static #1 Variant Cover Art sold for $1,560
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Superman Smashes the Klan #1 Variant Cover Art sold for $1,980
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The Shadow #8 Page 6 sold for $1,500
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The Shadow #8 Page 8-9 sold for $2,640
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The Shadow #8 Page 17 sold for $1,320
Kyle Baker 

The Shadow #8 Page 25 sold for $1,500
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The Shadow #8 Title Page 4 sold for $960
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The Shadow #9 Page 27 sold for $1,140
Kyle Baker 

The Shadow #10 Page 15 sold for $720
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The Shadow #14 Page 22 sold for $780
Kyle Baker art

Transformers #80 Page 18 sold for $780
Kyle Baker 

Truth: Red, White and Black #7 Page 19 sold for $660
Kyle Baker 

Web of Spider-Man #1 Page 18 sold for $11,400
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History of Kyle Baker in Comic Book Art

Kyle Baker became an intern at Marvel Comics while still a senior in high school.

He began making photocopies and filing fan mail for the publisher, but before long Baker became the background assistant to inker Josef Rubenstein. He later served as an assistant to Vince Colletta and Andy Mushynski.

His earliest credited pencilling work was a single page entry of Kid Commandos in 1984 which appeared in The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #13. He was then assigned to ink various issues of Transformers, as well as The Avengers Annual #14 the following year.

Baker's professional story-illustration debut came with Codename: Danger #2 published by Lodestone Comics, for which he did both the pencilling and inking. 

In 1988, Baker wrote and illustrated his first 128-page graphic novel, The Cowboy Wally Show, published by Doubleday.

This led to more drawing opportunities from DC Comics, including the revival of The Shadow, a former hero of the pulp fiction era, which Baker reprised that same year. Baker also contributed artwork for DC's Justice Inc. 

He and writer Len Wein produced three issues of Dick Tracy for Hollywood Comics, owned by The Walt Disney Company in 1990. 

That same year Baker published another graphic novel, Why I Hate Saturn, published by Piranha Press, an imprint of DC Comics, which earned him an Eisner Award.

Baker has won numerous Eisner Awards for Best Artist/Writer, as well as several Harvey Awards for Best New Series and the Special Award for Humour. He has also won several Glyph Awards for Story of the Year, Best Cover Artist and Best Artist. 


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