DENNY O'NEIL PERSONAL DESK Memorabilia
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SOLD ON: Tuesday, 03/02/2021 6:14 PM
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This desk dates to the 1940s or 50s and had been in Denny's possession since the 1970s traveling with him for at least two moves; Denny sat at this desk as he wrote his most well-regarded work, spanning his entire professional career
Denny O'Neil Estate Collection
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This desk dates to the 1940s or 50s and had been in Denny's possession since the 1970s traveling with him for at least two moves; Denny sat at this desk as he wrote his most well-regarded work, spanning his entire professional career
Denny O'Neil Estate Collection
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
This desk dates to the 1940s or 50s and had been in Denny's possession since the 1970s traveling with him for at least two moves; Denny sat at this desk as he wrote his most well-regarded work, spanning his entire professional career
Denny O'Neil Estate CollectionDenny O'Neil was one of the most significant writers in American comic books from the 60s through the turn of the century; He singlehandedly brought comics into the Modern Age by introducing more topical themes and redefined what people thought comics could be, specifically with his work on Batman and Green Lantern/Green Arrow with Neal Adams in the early 70s where they tackled subjects from racism and drugs to the war in Vietnam and his reimagining of Wonder Woman into a feminist character in the late 60s; In Batman, O'Neil created Ra's al Ghul and his daughter Talia who would become staple Batman characters. He also helped redefine the Joker and Two-Face into modern, threatening villains; Denny also produced groundbreaking work on The Shadow, Daredevil, Iron Man, and is credited with coming up with the name Optimus Prime for the Transformers; He became group editor at DC overseeing all of their Batman titles in 1986 where he reigned over what is likely the most creatively productive and popular period the character has ever seen.
Includes COA from the Denny O'Neil estate.
The desk measures 50" wide x 32" depth x 34" height.
Click here to view Denny O'Neil's Electric Typewriter!
View all of the Denny O'Neil Estate Collection items here!
SHIPPING: Because this is a large item, there will be an additional shipping charge added to your invoice after you checkout. For estimates, please reach out to support@comicconnect.com with your city, state and zip.
This desk dates to the 1940s or 50s and had been in Denny's possession since the 1970s traveling with him for at least two moves; Denny sat at this desk as he wrote his most well-regarded work, spanning his entire professional career
Denny O'Neil Estate CollectionDenny O'Neil was one of the most significant writers in American comic books from the 60s through the turn of the century; He singlehandedly brought comics into the Modern Age by introducing more topical themes and redefined what people thought comics could be, specifically with his work on Batman and Green Lantern/Green Arrow with Neal Adams in the early 70s where they tackled subjects from racism and drugs to the war in Vietnam and his reimagining of Wonder Woman into a feminist character in the late 60s; In Batman, O'Neil created Ra's al Ghul and his daughter Talia who would become staple Batman characters. He also helped redefine the Joker and Two-Face into modern, threatening villains; Denny also produced groundbreaking work on The Shadow, Daredevil, Iron Man, and is credited with coming up with the name Optimus Prime for the Transformers; He became group editor at DC overseeing all of their Batman titles in 1986 where he reigned over what is likely the most creatively productive and popular period the character has ever seen.
Includes COA from the Denny O'Neil estate.
The desk measures 50" wide x 32" depth x 34" height.
Click here to view Denny O'Neil's Electric Typewriter!
View all of the Denny O'Neil Estate Collection items here!
SHIPPING: Because this is a large item, there will be an additional shipping charge added to your invoice after you checkout. For estimates, please reach out to support@comicconnect.com with your city, state and zip.