It’s a Marvel! $1.2m Eye of Agamotto to Appear at NYCC Booth #3535

It’s a Marvel! Feast your eyes on this $1.2m Eye of Agamotto at New York Comic Con, hosted by Metropolis Comics and Collectibles with East Continental Gems.

The Eye of Agamotto, a legendary artifact belonging to Marvel Comics’ Doctor Strange that performed a key function in “The Avengers: Infinity War,” is coming to New York Comic Con (NYCC) in all its gold-and-emerald glory.

This one-of-a-kind Eye of Agamotto, valued at $1.2 million, consists of a patina brass base with an 18-karat gold entrance casing housing an especially uncommon 19-carat African emerald. It’s being proven by Metropolis Comics and Collectibles in collaboration with East Continental Gems, official Marvel licensors. They not too long ago bought it to a group of collectors, who will probably be represented by Malcolm Edwards.

The Eye might be considered from midday to 4 p.m. Friday, October 13, at Metropolis Comics and Collectibles sales space #3535 at NYCC.

In the Marvel canon, the eponymous Eye of Agamotto was created by the primary Sorcerer Supreme. It holds the Time Stone, one of six Infinity Stones, which grants the power to manipulate chances and time.

The villain Thanos goes on a quest to gather all six Infinity Stones to full the Infinity Gauntlet, the final word weapon he’ll use to exterminate half the inhabitants of the recognized galaxy. (He was simply a bit fearful about overpopulation.)

The Eye of Agamotto on show at NYCC could not permit time journey, however it nonetheless has the ability to captivate, says Vincent Zurzolo, president of Metropolis Comics and Collectibles and ComicConnect.com.

“It’s a sight to behold!” he says. “I am so excited to be partnering with East Continental Gems and Malcolm on this rare opportunity.”

Visitors to NYCC also can preorder East Continental Gems’ new bejeweled Infinity Gauntlets, which might be custom-made with the customer’s selection of “infinity stones.” For data, electronic mail data@eastcontinentalgems.com.

NYCC takes place at the Javits Convention Center October 12-15.