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It has been over two weeks since the tragic tsunami struck the Japanese shores. Every day brings new heartache for a people who have lost so, so much. If you haven't done so, please, take a moment to click on our list of charities/fundraisers for Japan relief. If you are still searching for a way to give and you are a staunch Dark Horse Comics fan, please continue reading.
Adding to the American Red Cross’s tsunami and earthquake relief efforts for Japan, Dark Horse Comics is auctioning a signed lot of limited-edition artwork and books. This is a fantastic way for you to give back. As a way of saying thank you, the winning bidder will receive the following:
__Comics and graphic novels signed by Duncan Fegredo: __
- Two sets of the comics miniseries Hellboy: Darkness Calls, Hellboy: The Wild Hunt, and Hellboy: The Storm
- Free Comic Book Day comic: “Hellboy: The Mole”
- Two sets of the graphic novels Hellboy: Darkness Calls, Hellboy: The Wild Hunt, and Hellboy: The Crooked Man
Signed editions from the personal collection of Mike Mignola:
- *Hellboy: Seed of Destruction *(Limited edition—out of print)
- Signed bust of Hellboy (Limited edition—1 of 3,000)
- Signed bust of Abe Sapien (Limited edition—1 of 3,000)
Bidding began yesterday and will continue through April 1. The actual eBay auction can be viewed here.__ __The auction opened with a starting bid of $0. With plenty of time left in the first day, it has already reached a current bid of $1,125.00. One-hundred percent of the money raised will go to The American Red Cross to aide the victims, with Dark Horse covering the shipping charges. So remember: the final bid, the final donation, all depends on you.
For more information, please contact Aub Driver of Dark Horse Comics at either 503.905.2346 or by email at aubd@darkhorse.com. You may also follow them on twitter via @darkhorsecomics.
You can learn more about The American Red Cross at www.redcross.org.
