Blake & Mortimer, an exceptional collector's universe
Created by Edgar P. Jacobs in 1946, Blake & Mortimer are among the most prestigious comic series in the Franco-Belgian tradition. Their figurines, often produced in small batches, are particularly prized by discerning collectors.
The most sought-after figurines
- Pixi figurines: the absolute benchmark for collectors, produced in hand-painted metal as limited editions. Some old references are impossible to find.
- Leblon-Delienne resin figurines: large sizes, meticulous finishes, numbered editions.
- Scene statuettes: representing iconic moments from the albums (The Secret of the Swordfish, The Atlantis Enigma…).
- Antique busts and biscuits: extremely rare, they reach high prices at auction.
Valuation of Blake & Mortimer figurines in 2026
Blake & Mortimer Pixi figurines in good condition trade between €80 and €300 depending on the reference. Limited resin editions often exceed €200 to €500. Rare antique pieces (pre-1980) can reach €500 to €1,500 with specialists.
A reference catalog to find your way
Our Special Issue #7 Blake & Mortimer lists the main figurines of the series with photos and detailed descriptions. A valuable tool for identifying your pieces and assessing their value on the current market.
Advice for collectors
- Prioritize pieces with their certificate of authenticity and original packaging.
- Beware of counterfeits: authentic Pixi pieces bear an engraved serial number.
- Follow specialized comic auctions (Artcurial, Millon) for the most reliable price references.
Conclusion
Blake & Mortimer figurines represent a serious collector's investment, with a stable market and rare pieces constantly appreciating in value. Equip yourself with the right catalog so you never miss an opportunity.