Value of Original Todd McFarlane Art

Original Todd McFarlane art price guide

Not only is original Todd McFarlane comic art incredibly popular, the original cover art of Amazing Spider-Man #328 actually holds the record for original American comic art after it sold for $657,250.

While most of McFarlane's present day projects are focused on figurines and statues, collectors are still looking to snag comics associated with him.

Facts About Original Todd McFarlane Comic Art

Record Sale for Artwork:
$657,250 (cover of Amazing Spider-Man #328)

Official Website:
McFarlane.com

Key Comic Book Issues (click to view current market values):

• Amazing Spider-Man #298 (1st on title)
• Amazing Spider-Man #300 (1st full Venom)
  
• Batman #423 (McFarlane cover art)
• New Mutants 87 (1st Cable)
• Spawn #1
• Spider-Man #1 (1990 series)

How Much is Todd McFarlane Art Worth?

Original comic art by Todd McFarlane commonly goes for over $1,000, and can sometimes fetch five or even six figures.

Of course not every Todd McFarlane original art goes for this much, and his work on Amazing Spider-Man is where you will find the majority of his $1,000+ pieces. McFarlane’s post-Marvel publications (such as Spawn) aren't quite as popular among buyers, but that could simply be because issues like Spawn #1 have nearly two million copies in circulation.

Below are some examples of Todd McFarlane art which has sold in the past. While these serve as a guide to the value of his work, each piece of original comic art is unique and generalized valuations cannot be given.

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Original Wolverine Art by McFarlane

Back Cover Illustration for Wolverine #6 Sold For: $13,145 Click for McFarlane comic art values

McFarlane Spider-Man Art

Cover Art for Wizard the Comics Magazine #1, featuring Spider-Man. Sold for: $32,265. Click for McFarlane artwork values

Alternate Cover for Prophet #1, by Todd McFarlane. Sold for: $746. Click for artwork values

Cover Art for Infinity, Inc. #14, Sold for: $1,201. Click for McFarlane comic art values

Todd McFarlane Interior Comic Art

Todd McFarlane is almost exclusively known for his work on Spider-Man and Spawn, but his work certainly doesn't stop there.

Here are some examples of his work from across his career.

Infinity, Inc. #25, Page 7, by Todd McFarlane. Sold for: $201. Click for comic art values

The Amazing Spider-Man #328, Page 2 (featuring Hulk!). Sold for: $17,925. Click for Todd McFarlane original comic art values

Incredible Hulk #337, Page 13. Sold for: $4,063. Click for McFarlane original art prices

Spawn #39, Page 9. Sold for: $3,883. Click for values

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Private Commissions and Other Art Items by Todd McFarlane

Spawn Production Cel (HBO animated series) by McFarlane. Sold for: $262. Click for values

Incredible Hulk Original Poster (1989), art by McFarlane. Sold for: $35,850. Click for original art values

History of Todd McFarlane Art

McFarlane began drawing for DC and Marvel in the mid-80s, contributing to Infinity, Inc., Batman: Year Two, and Incredible Hulk.

Infinity Inc. #14 is McFarlane's first 'full' publication

The classic Todd McFarlane cover of Batman #423. Click for values

Incredible Hulk #340. Classic McFarlane Wolverine vs Hulk cover. Click for value

Near the end of the decade, Todd was brought on to Marvel's The Amazing Spider-Man, where he introduced "spaghetti webbing"; a detailed approach to Spider-Man's webbing that shows individual strands as opposed to a simple series of Xs between two lines.

This is the most famous Todd McFarlane art.

Amazing Spider-Man #300 is the first appearance of Venom, and McFarlane's third issue in the classic run. Click for values

Spider-Man #1 from 1990 holds the world record for comic books sales, with over 2m copies sold. This is a signed CGC certified copy of the gold edition. Click for values

His work on Amazing Spider-Man would be the biggest turning point in his career, with the help of amazing covers and the first full appearance of Eddie Brock (Venom).

Spawn #1 is Todd McFarlane's first comic under the Epic banner. It sold over 1m copies. Click for values

McFarlane went onto co-found Image Comics and launched Spawn in 1992.

Since then, he has mostly focused on his other business ventures, like McFarlane Toys, but occasionally illustrates comics and oversees Spawn storylines.

Modern Comic Art by Todd McFarlane

Walking Dead 100 variant cover by McFarlane. He also created very in-demand toys. Click for values

Haunt by McFarlane

Todd McFarlane continues his work on Spawn in many different capacities, contributing storylines, interior art and covers.

Spawn #250 was released in early 2015, marking only the second time an independent comic book has reached such a high issue number.

He also has his hand in recent works such as Haunt (with Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman) and Blood Red Dragon with Stan Lee.

McFarlane also drew a striking variant cover of Walking Dead #100.

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