Connect with us
Art thief steals from John Buscema's daughter Dianne Buscema-Gerogianis
John Buscema

Comic Books

Art thief steals from John Buscema’s daughter Dianne Buscema-Gerogianis

Be on the lookout for stolen John Buscema art.

According to Walter Simonson via his Twitter account, a thief has taken many priceless works from John Buscema’s daughter Dianne Buscema-Gerogianis. Simonson took to Twitter to let his followers know and asked if anyone sees the art pop up on the internet to contact him.

Simonson linked to his Facebook account with more details on the art which includes over 45 original works. You can see scans of most of the art here. The art includes a Silver Surfer full page spread, numerous Conan the Barbarian pages, and an iconic Mephisto sketch.

Simonson went on in the Twitter thread speaking for Dianne Buscema-Gerogianis saying, “I cannot go into detail as the police and authorities have been notified. I am asking to please contact me if you hear or see anything for sale. I cannot post photos of everything that has been taken, but I am posting some.”

It appears the best way to contact them is via the Facebook and Twitter threads.

John Buscema art thief

As a developing story, we’ll keep you updated here at AIPT as news comes in.

Click to comment

You must be logged in to post a comment Login

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

In Case You Missed It

Exclusive: Meet Skippingstone, the Blob and Toad descendant in 'Bishop' #2 Exclusive: Meet Skippingstone, the Blob and Toad descendant in 'Bishop' #2

Exclusive: Meet Skippingstone, the Blob and Toad descendant in ‘Bishop’ #2

Comic Books

X-Men Outback 1 Cover X-Men Outback 1 Cover

‘X-Men: Outback’ #1 is a solid, nostalgic start

Comic Books

Marvel clears up confusion over 'Amazing Spider-Man' #1000's two main covers Marvel clears up confusion over 'Amazing Spider-Man' #1000's two main covers

Marvel clears up confusion over ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #1000’s two main covers

Comic Books

Marvel sends the X-Men back to the '80s with new Alexander Lozano variant covers Marvel sends the X-Men back to the '80s with new Alexander Lozano variant covers

Marvel sends the X-Men back to the ’80s with new Alexander Lozano variant covers

Comic Books

Connect