We've been eagerly awaiting Art of the Pulps and it meets all my expectations. Gregory Manchess has delivered a wonderful new illustrated story, Above the Timberline, a sci-fi fantasy with stunning art throughout. Fathoms is a fine new art book by a popular Spectrum artist. Plus six new Classics Illustrateds, a Wildstorm special 25th celebration, Neil Gaiman, The Cisco Kid 3, and the HUGE Harvey Comics Companion. |
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ART OF THE PULPS An Illustrated History Our Highest Recommendation. Experts in each of the ten major pulp genres, such as Detective, Hero, Spicy, Science Fiction, Adventure, Aviation, chart for the first time the complete history of pulp magazines–the stories and their writers, the graphics and their artists, and, of course, the publishers and their readers. Illustrated with more than 400 examples of the best pulp covers and graphics. Plus two special chapters: David Saunders on artists Norman Saunders and Walter Baumhofer, and Ed Hulse looks at H.P. Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard. IDW, 2017...More. Item Code: ARTPIH Hard Cover - No Dustjacket, 10x11, 240pg, Full Color |
See our website section “Pulp Reference” for 31 more collections with pulp art, history and related subjects. Unfortunately part of our order for Art of the Pulps came in damaged, so we have less than we would like to have right now. If your copy is backordered, be assured we have more coming posthaste. |
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THE BLACK BAT #9 The Voice of Doom and The Black Bat's Invisible Enemy. Recommended. By Norman A. Daniels. Art by Virgil E. Pyle. First, the Masked Avenger of Crime rips aside the veil of secrecy that shrouds a mob leader’s murderous activities in “The Black Bat’s Invisible Enemy.” Then, the Black Bat pursues “The Voice of Doom," a human scourge who attacks the underworld and upperworld alike! Golden Age of Comics: The Mask returns in another illustrated adventure from Nedor's Golden Age comics! Original cover paintings by Rudolph Belarski and interior illustrations by V. E. Pyles, with historical commentary by Will Murray and Anthony Tollin. Sanctum, 2017...More. Item Code: BLB09 Soft Cover, 7x10, 112pg, Text/b&w $14.95 |
All previous Black Bat collections are in stock at the same price [BLB01, BLB02, etc]. |
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THE SHADOW #122 The Four Signets and The Five Keys to Crime. Recommended. By Walter B. Gibson. Art by Tom Lovell, Paul Orban, and Earl Mayan. Two thrilling pulp novels from 1935 and 1945. First, The Shadow knows that “The Four Signets” hold a secret message that spreads crime and murder in their deadly wake! Then, the bequest of a rosewood music box leads to “Five Keys of Crime” that can provide its young heir with a fabulous inheritance—if he lives long enough to collect it! Bonus: A Hollywood star steals the picture--in Brooklyn. Female sleuth Carrie Cashin investigates the mystery of “The Three X's” in a 1939 tale by Theodore Tinsley from Crime Busters. Sanctum, 2017...More. Item Code: SHT122 Soft Cover, 7X10, 128pg, Text/b&w $14.95 |
We are closing out all issues before #100, and have just Vol 2-4, 7-9, 80, 87, 92, 93, 95, 97-99 left, only one or two copies of each. Issues #100 and forward will continue to be kept available, along with Shadow Superpacks #1-4, Shadow Annual Vol 1 and 2, and other Shadow items. See our website. |
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ABOVE THE TIMBERLINE Signed Signed illustrated bookplate! Highly Recommended. By Gregory Manchess. Fully illustrated with 123 oil paintings! A stunning and cinematic combination of art and novel, wih full color work on every page, not unlike the format of Gurney's Dinotopia. From renowned artist Gregory Manchess comes a lavishly painted novel about the son of a famed polar explorer searching for his stranded father, and a lost city buried under snow in an alternate future. When it started to snow, it didn't stop for 1,500 years. The Pole Shift that ancient climatologists talked about finally came, the topography was ripped apart and the weather of the world was changed—forever. Saga Press, 2017...More. Item Code: ABOTH Hard Cover - No Dustjacket, 9x11, 240pg, Full Color $29.99 |
We just acquired one copy of the Manchess Wandering Star Conan I mention in the full description above. Watch for it or call for more information. His work also appears in Conan The Phenomenon [CTP $19.99, your price $17.99], and in Spectrum 3, 7 and 19 (among many others but we can't index every artist). In stock now. |
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FATHOMS The Art of Michael Manomivibul Signed Signed! Highly Recommended. A fine art book funded by a highly successful Kickstarter program, Michael's first collection showcases six years of art. He has appeared in Spectrum six times, including the new Volume 24 which has two pieces, one of which (the wonderful leopard painting) is featured here in describing how he moves from idea and prelim to final painting. 80 pages of art with notes in a high quality softcover. We love the cover. Sections include Beasts Real and Imagined, Lovecraft-inspired horror, The Final Frontier (including two Star Trek pieces), even some heroic fantasy in Love, Honor and Sacrifice. 2016...More. Item Code: FATHOS 9x12, 80pg, Partial Color $25.00 |
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CLASSIC COMICS #29 The Prince and the Pauper Originally printed 1946. By Samuel L. Clemens. Art by Arnold L. Hicks. While the interior artwork is the classic 1946 story, this boasts the more modern George Wilson painted cover--and each one of his is outstanding--from 1955. This is the famous story of a street urchin and a prince who exchange roles, leading the former into court intrigue and a threat to his life, while the latter gets among the people and finds out how they are being abused by the powers governing in his stead, since he is underage. Plus a biography of author Mark Twain, aka Samuel Clemens. Jack Lake, 2017...More. Item Code: CLC29 Soft Cover, 6x9, 48pg, Full Color $10.00 |
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CLASSIC COMICS #30 The Moonstone Original Publication 1946. By Wilkie Collins. Art by Don Rico. The noted L.B. Cole provides the cover for this, created for the 3rd printing in 1960. Inside we have the original classic from 1946 drawn by Don Rico, whose work on the Golden Age Daredevil and countless other comics is evidence of his skill as artist. The Moonstone is an offbeat tale, centered around a fabulous jewel and the curse that accompanies it, dooming each successive owner (or jewel-thief) to a violent death and about the mysterious eastern sect that wants to return it to its home. Jack Lake, 2017...More. Item Code: CLC30 Soft Cover, 6x9, 48pg, Full Color $10.00 |
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CLASSIC COMICS #80 White Fang First published 1951. Recommended. By Jack London. Art by Alex A. Blum. This famous story went through eleven printings, and it sports one of the most dynamic covers from the modern repainted covers. But there is no artist to which it is attributed. Inside, we have the famous adventure of an Alaskan huskie, befriended by Indians and an Englishman, and abused by a sadistic trapper. It's the Call of the Wild for a brave dog and his incredible adventures in the Yukon gold fields of the late 1800s, a classic by all-time great Jack London. Bio and three pages of special features. Jack Lake, 2017...More. Item Code: CLC80 Soft Cover, 6x9, 48pg, Full Color $10.00 |
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CLASSIC COMICS #127 The King of the Mountains First Published 1955. By Edmond About. Art by Norman Nodel. A scarce title that went into just three printings, first done in 1955. It is 1856, and Herman Schultz has won a prize allowing him to study botany in Greece. But at one point he and his female companions go a little too far into the interior, and are captured by bandits. And there lies the story, as Schultz meets The King of the Mountains and stumbles and also bluffs his way into staying alive in a dangerous country, while learning about the unique tribes of mountainous Greece. Jack Lake, 2017...More. Item Code: CLC127 Soft Cover, 6x9, 48pg, Full Color $10.00 |
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CLASSIC COMICS #169 Negro Americans The Early Years First Published 1969. By Crispus Attucks, Peter Salem, Prince Hall et al. Art by Norman Nodel. This was virtually the last of the regular series Classics, with more very competent work by artist Norman Nodel. This comprises biographical profiles and sketches of 27 black personalities. These include Booker Washington, Nat Turner, Harriet Tubman, Oliver Cromwell (a Revolutionary War patriot) , Spy James, Benjamin Banneker, James Beckwourth, Robert Smalls and many others. This only went into two printings. Nodel also provided the painted cover, one of his best. Jack Lake, 2017...More. Item Code: CLC169 Soft Cover, 6x9, 48pg, Full Color $10.00 |
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CLASSIC COMICS #175 Beau Geste First Published 1950. Recommended. By P.C.Wren. Art by Henry C. Kiefer. Technically speaking, this is not a Classics Illustrated even though it's now under the CI banner. This was first published as part of a brief series imitating Classics, called Fast Fiction. It was then retitled Stories by Famous Authors and the series ended after 13 releases. But it's every bit as good as any CI, and is even drawn by one of the CI regulars. Three Englishman attempt to escape the past by enlisting in the French Foreign Legion, and there begins one heroic adventure after another. Jack Lake, 2017...More. Item Code: CLC175 Soft Cover, 6x9, 48pg, Full Color $10.00 |
See our website for many more Classics issues, including a few on special publisher sale. |
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WILDSTORM A Celebration of 25 Years Very impressive collection! Recommended. An anthology collection of new content, hand-picked reprints and a select number of never-before-seen extras. All-new original short stories featuring classic characters and creative teams in The Authority: Requiem, by Warren Ellis and Bryan Hitch; Backlash, written and pencilled by Brett Booth; Deathblow, by Brandon Choi and illustrated by Jim Lee; WildC.A.T.s, written by Christos Gage and illustrated by Dustin Nguyen and Richard Friend; World's End/Majestic, written by Dan Abnett and illustrated by Neil Googe; Gen 13: Generation Millennial, written and pencilled by J. Scott Campbell; plus hand-picked reprints from WildC.A.T.s, The Authority, The Eye of the Storm Annual and a select number of never-before-seen extras. DC, 2017...More. Item Code: WILCH Hard Cover - No Dustjacket, 7x10, 300pg, Full Color |
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HARLEQUIN VALENTINE (Second Edition) Highly Recommended. By Neil Gaiman. Art by John Bolton. A bargain-priced hardcover presents the story of the legendary commedia dell'arte, beautifully redesigned. And Neil Gaiman performs his usual magic, enchanced by the fine photo-realistic and yet fantasy art of the great John Bolton. When a buffoonish Harlequin offers his heart to the beautiful, oblivious Columbine, neither of them is prepared for the charming surprise that awaits them both! Set in the present day, it's a surreal little tale of of beauty and, well, the very strange character of Harlequin. Dark Horse, 2017...More. Item Code: HARVH Hard Cover - No Dustjacket, 7x10, 40pg, Full Color $12.99 |
Lots more Neil Gaiman can be found on our website, including more graphic novels. |
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THE HARVEY COMICS COMPANION Recommended. By Mark Arnold. Harvey Comics -- the name conjures up images of characters such as Casper, the Friendly Ghost and Richie Rich, the Poor Little Rich Boy adorning small TV sets alongside the spines of their comic books. But the Harvey story was much, much more. A company started by Alfred Harvey in 1941, he soon brought in his brothers Leon and Robert to establish a comic book company that got its start in the Golden Age with a number of superhero titles including their first star, The Black Cat. 707 pages! It's Harvey comics from A to Z. BearManor Media, 2017...More. Item Code: HARVC Soft Cover, 6x9, 707pg, b&w $39.00 |
Most of the Harvey Horror collections remain available, many on sale, from PS Artbooks. See our website. |
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THE CISCO KID Volume 3 Dailies, 1955-57. Highly Recommended. By Rod Reed. Art by José Luis Salinas. The third volume of the complete reprinting of The Cisco Kid, arguably the best drawn western strip ever done. The fine line work by Salinas is just amazing, challenging the quality of work by James Montgomery Flagg, Everett Raymond Kinstler, and Mac Raboy. Plus a fun and often exciting storyline of adventure in the old West, with bandits, villains, stagecoach crashes, hangings, beautiful women...it's all here. The reproduction suffers a bit as it's done from the printed strips, but that's my sole criticism. Dailies from March 21, 1955 to June 1, 1957. Classic Comics, 2017...More. Item Code: CIS03 Soft Cover, 8x11, 240pg, b&w $25.95 |
I'm afraid we stopped stocking the first two volumes, which were on sale at $15.95 each. But if you would like to see us restock them, call or email to let us know. |
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PEANUTS EVERY SUNDAY Volume 5 Color Sunday Pages, 1971-75. Recommended. By Charles M. Schulz. An amazing four years of classic pages. Since their original publication, Peanuts Sundays have almost always been collected and reprinted in black and white. But not here, here you see them once again in glorious color, from prime years of the strip. Scrupulously re-colored to match the original syndicate coloring, these early 1970s strips showcase Schulz at his philosophical and illustrative peak. Classic Snoopy and Charlie Brown, Lucy and Linus and the crew in the best format ever to enjoy them. Fantagraphics, 2017...More. Item Code: PES05H Hard Cover, 13x10, 288pg, Full Color |
Volumes 1 and 2 are on sale and nearly gone; we now stock the gift boxes, which contain Vol 1 and 2 [PES01HP. $75, your price $60], and Vol 3 and 4 [PES023HP. $75, your price $59.99]. We anticipate a gift set of Vol 5 and 6 will be along eventually but it is not yet scheduled. |
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COMICS REVUE PRESENTS MODESTY BLAISE OCT 2017 Fine new Romero cover. Recommended. By Russ Manning, Stan Lynde, Milton Caniff et al. America's longest-running magazine of classic comics now has twice as many pages of strips as the earlier version, on better paper, including 8 pages of full-color comic strips, and features Tarzan by Russ Manning, Rick O'Shay by Stan Lynde, Flash Gordon by Harry Harrison, Gasoline Alley by Dick Moores, Alley Oop by V.T. Hamlin, Steve Canyon by Milton Caniff, and Casey Ruggles by Warren Tufts! Plus more classic stories in black & white, including Lee Falk's The Phantom and Krazy Kat by George Herriman! Manuscript Press, 2017...More. Item Code: CR1017 Soft Cover, 8x10, 128pg, Partial Color $19.95 |
See our website for back issues. |
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BATGIRL THE BRONZE AGE OMNIBUS Volume 1 Art by Frank Robbins, Elliot S. Maggin, Don Heck et al. Beginning with the million-dollar debut of Barbara Gordon in 1967, this collects Batgirl features from Detective Comics, Batman and Batman Family through the mid-1970s and also features work by Mike Grell, Carmine Infantino, Gardner Fox, Gil Kane, Bob Rozakis and more. Collects Detective Comics #359, #363, #369, #371, #384, #385, #388, #389, #392, #393, #396, #397, #400, #401, #404-424; Batman #197; and Batman Family #1, #3-7, #9-11. The story of one the greatest comics characters of all time begins here! DC, 2017. Due Dec. ...More. Item Code: BGB01H Hard Cover, 7x11, 504pg, Full Color |
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BAT SIGNAL PROP REPLICA Special Order! 1/6 scale. Get the attention of the Dark Knight with this working Bat-Signal prop. Built from high-quality materials, this prop displays the Bat-Signal at 7-10 feet and is the perfect addition to any Batman or DC collection. Requires 3 AA batteries (not included). DC, 2017. Due Dec. ...More. Item Code: BATSP 13x9x8 deep, Full Color $300.00 |
| Also available is the Bat Signal that we have in stock now [BATMBS $39.95]. |
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JACK KIRBY FOURTH WORLD OMNIBUS In honor of this extraordinary talent's centennial, DC Comics presents an all-new edition of this achievement. For the first time in a single hardcover volume, Kirby's complete chronicles from the pages of Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen, The New Gods, The Forever People and Mister Miracle, as well as the climactic graphic novel, The Hunger Dogs. Bonus: illuminating essays from acclaimed author (and former Kirby apprentice) Mark Evanier and Walter Simonson, and Kirby pencils, profiles, pinups and more! DC, 2017. Due Dec. ...More. Item Code: JKFWOH Hard Cover - No Dustjacket, 6x8, 1536pg, Full Color |
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THE BEST OF WALT DISNEY COMICS From the Year 1934 Mickey Mouse and the Bat Bandit of Inferno Gulch, 1974. Highly Recommended. By Floyd Gottfredson. Back in 1974, the only reprints ever done of Barks or Gottfredson material was in the comics themselves, and often badly printed. suddenly Whitman stepped up and issued four wonderful softcover booklets, beautifully printed, with classic material. Today these little gems are quite collectible-near mint minus (9.2) copies guide at $95 in Overstreet. We have just uncovered several sets in the original retailer counter-display boxes, in pristine condition, and offer them here far below present market value. Western Publishing, 1974. Out of Print.. Note: As New....More. Item Code: WDCOM01 Soft Cover, 8x10, 48pg, Full Color $30.00 |
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THE BEST OF WALT DISNEY COMICS From the Year 1944 Donald Duck in Frozen Gold and Mystery of the Swamp, collected in 1974. Highly Recommended. By Carl Barks. Back in 1974, the only reprints ever done of Barks or Gottfredson material was in the comics themselves, and often badly printed. suddenly Whitman stepped up and issued four wonderful softcover booklets, beautifully printed, with classic material. Today these little gems are quite collectible-near mint minus (9.2) copies guide at $95 in Overstreet. We have just uncovered several sets in the original retailer counter-display boxes, in pristine condition, and offer them here far below present market value. Western Publishing, 1974. Out of Print.. Note: As New....More. Item Code: WDCOM02 Soft Cover, 8x10, 48pg, Full Color $30.00 |
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THE BEST OF WALT DISNEY COMICS From the Year 1947 Ghost of the Grotto and Christmas on Bear Mountain, collected in 1974. Highly Recommended. By Carl Barks. Back in 1974, the only reprints ever done of Barks or Gottfredson material was in the comics themselves, and often badly printed. Suddenly Whitman stepped up and issued four wonderful softcover booklets, beautifully printed, with classic material. Today these little gems are quite collectible -- near mint minus (9.2) copies guide at $95 in Overstreet. We have just uncovered several sets in the original retailer counter-display boxes, in pristine condition, and offer them here far below present market value. Western Publishing, 1974. Out of Print.. Note: As New....More. Item Code: WDCOM03 Soft Cover, 8x10, 48pg, Full Color $30.00 |
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THE BEST OF WALT DISNEY COMICS From the Year 1952 Uncle Scrooge in Only a Poor Man, 1952, plus Scrooge Stories from 1953 and 1954--1974 collection. Highly Recommended. By Carl Barks. Back in 1974, the only reprints ever done of Barks or Gottfredson material was in the comics themselves, and often badly printed. Suddenly Whitman stepped up and issued four wonderful softcover booklets, beautifully printed, with classic material. Today these little gems are quite collectible -- near mint minus (9.2) copies guide at $95 in Overstreet. We have just uncovered several sets in the original retailer counter-display boxes, in pristine condition, and offer them here far below present market value. Western Publishing. Out of Print.. Note: As New....More. Item Code: WDCOM04 Soft Cover, 8x10, 48pg, Full Color $30.00 |
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THE BEST OF WALT DISNEY COMICS Cardboard Display Back in 1974, the only reprints ever done of Barks or Gottfredson material was in the comics themselves, and often badly printed. Suddenly Whitman stepped up and issued four wonderful softcover booklets, beautifully printed, with classic material. This is the special point-of-purchase display box which held the four books on a retailer's counter top. Walt Disney Productions...More. Item Code: WDCOMD 17x14.5, Full Color $50.00 |
We also have slightly scuffed copies of these, too few to picture, at $20 each. See them on our website. See our website for all our Carl Barks Ducks. Floyd Gottfredson Mickeys are well represented: all are discounted, and the first two are on sale at $9.99 and $12.99! |
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AMRA II #60 Swords and Sorcery Fanzine Warehouse find, 1973. Recommended. By John Brunner. Art by Roy G. Krenkel, Tim Powers, Tim Kirk, and Ray Capella. AMRA was a Science Fiction and Fantasy fanzine devoted to the Swords and Sorcery genre, published by George H. Scithers, publisher of Cities and Scenes of the Ancient World by Roy Krenkel. AMRA won the Hugo Award for Best Fanzine in the years 1964 and 1968. Contents in this issue include lots of art by Roy G. Krenkel, plus Tim Powers, Tim Kirk, Ray Capella, and stories by John Brunner, F.C. Adams, Lee Burwasser, Valdis A. Agustkalns, John Myers Myers, George Barr, Robert Grant, W. Paul Ganley, Lin Carter, L. Sprague de Camp and others. Owlswick Press, 1973...More. |
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AMRA II #64 Swords and Sorcery Fanzine Warehouse find, 1975. Recommended. By Jerry Pournelle, Karl Edward Wagner et al. Art by Ray Garcia Capella, Marc Schirmeister, Tim Kirk et al. AMRA was a Science Fiction and Fantasy fanzine devoted to the Swords and Sorcery genre published by George H. Scithers. The term "Swords and Sorcery" first appeared in the pages of the zine, leading to the name for the genre exemplified by writers such as Robert E. Howard. AMRA won the Hugo Award for Best Fanzine in the years 1964 and 1968. Owlswick Press, 1975...More. Item Code: AMRA64 Comic, 7x10, 20pg, Two Color $12.00 |
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AMRA II #68 Swords and Sorcery Fanzine Warehouse find, 1978. Recommended. By Darrell Schwitzer, Dainis Bisenieks, David Drake et al. Art by Roy G. Krenkel, Marc Schirmeister, Ray Capella et al. AMRA won the Hugo Award for Best Fanzine in the years 1964 and 1968. Contents in this issue include art by Roy G. Krenkel (cover & inside issue), Marc Schirmeister, Ray Capella, and Dan Adkins. Authors include: Darrell Schwitzer, Dainis Bisenieks, David Drake, Fred Blosser, and John Boardman; "Conan & Cinema" by Bill Orlikow and John M. Ford; "Conan the Limmerian" by L. Sprague de Camp. Owlswick Press, 1978...More.Item Code: AMRA68 Comic, 7x10, 20pg, b&w $12.00 |
Too few to list, we also have three copies or less of these issues: #51, #58, #59, #62, #65, #66, #67. See our website for more about Robert E. Howard, H.P. Lovecraft, and fellow subjects covered in Amra. You can see all warehouse finds on our website. |
Bargain Books up to 75% OffThese books are low in stock, and may have already been marked down once. I've marked them down even further just for this listing, to clear them out to make way for new items. First come, first served.
CAN ROCK AND ROLL SAVE THE WORLD? An Illustrated History of Music and Comics [CRRSTW. JOHN BYRNE'S STOWAWAY TO THE STARS Coloring Book [JBSCB. JOHN POUND DAWN OF CREATION Print [JPPR. You can see all of our discounted items on the website, under Closeouts at the end of each category (such as Artists and Illustration, Comics Related, etc). |
Rare & Out of PrintPublished in 1950 is a signed copy of Drawings by Sir William Russell Flint. Also signed, is William Stout's Dinosaur Discoveries, and a set of the first two issues of Illustration magazine. Lastly, two psychedelic fantasy books by Roger Dean, Views and Magnetic Storm. To sign-up to our Rare & Out of Print email list, click here. All | New Arrivals | Artists & Illustration | Fantasy & Sci-Fi | Illustrated Fiction Comic Book Archives | Comic Strip & Cartoon | Comic Artists | Pin-Up | Erotic Art |
Mature ReadersSorry, no new items this week, but we do have a few items from our Bargain Books section. SKIN TIGHT Art of Marcus Gray [SKINT. Nude Photography | Erotic Art | Erotic Films: DVDs | Adult Graphic Novels | All Pin-Up & Adult |
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Comic Shop The event will begin at 5pm on that Saturday and I imagine it will run later on into the evening. Mike Friedrich (Star Reach), Dick Swan (Big Guy’s Comics), Joe Ferrara (Atlantis Fantasyworld), and others will be there, along with the author. More information is on their website:
http://www.flyingcolorscomics.com/
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Prince Valiant Studio Edition This is now officially out of print. Our second reorder was not filled. We have exactly 27 copies left as I write this, and it will be featured in our upcoming December catalog. Everyone who has seen it has loved it. It is possible they might reprint it, but I would not hold my breath. So don’t say I didn’t give you all the warning in the world to get one while you can. [PVSTH. $175]. |
| Arthur Szyk: Soldier In Art We will have a softcover version of the new book on Arthur Szyk we just announced; it’s limited for some reason, so we will only get one batch and cannot reorder after that. It is $40 [ARSZ], and the hardcover is $54.95 [ARSCH]. |
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