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Sun Mar 11, 2007 12:42PM2 comments ›

Sun Mar 11, 2007 — by Elayne Riggs

Tim Sale art to benefit Epilepsy Foundation

SciFi Wire reports that NBC.com will be auctioning off some of Tim Sale's artwork from Heroes in two separate auctions (beginning March 26 and April 2) to benefit the Epilepsy Foundation, a favorite of Heroes cast member Greg Grunberg, whose son Jake is an epileptic. Here's the official bidding site. I can't even imagine how much Hiro Battles T-Rex (above) will go for...

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w3ace (11:42 AM on Wed Apr 4, 2007)

Didn't they tear up the tyrannosaurus picture in the episode with George Takai -- you mean that wasn't the original ?

w3ace (1:34 PM on Wed Apr 4, 2007)

25K for some comic art. Not bad.

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