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A sequence from Frank Miller's 1986 comic book Batman: The Dark Knight Returns - the two-page spread during which the Joker snaps his neck to make it look like Batman killed him - has sold
The Library of Congress has named Stephanie Stillo as the new chief of the Library’s Rare Book and Special Collections Division.
With the publication of Marvellously Revolting Recipes inspired by Roald Da
In 1993 The New Yorker ran one of its most famous cartoons, a the black-and-white single-panel "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog" by Peter Steiner.
Swann Galleries' October 26 Fine Books & Autographs auction features a selection of signed first editions, 19th and 20th century classics, as well a
The History of Western Music: Manuscripts from the Schøyen Collection at Christie’s is an online-only sale which showcases the history of music with more th
The Morgan Library & Museum's new exhibition Seeds of Knowledge: Early Modern Illustrated Herbals highlights the collection of 15th to 17th century Euro
In the month so closely linked to America’s first professional author, Washington Irving, The Raab Collection has announced that it is selling two rare
Leading RR Auction's 900-lot October Fine Autographs and Artifacts sale is a complete set of autographs from all 40 signers of the
The set was bought by a lifelong Beatles fan from Staff
