It’s Free Comic Book Day! Plus new Facsimile Captain Marvels; Art of Crime and Mystery; Marvel May 1965; Dave Stevens signed Sketchbooks; Rare Books Artists Editions, pin-up books and special 30% off offer; the next Overstreet Price Guide. And our friend Jack Katz passes away at 97 years of age. |
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 Late Spring 2025 Incredible Catalog Download Now! |
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| THE ART OF CLASSIC CRIME AND MYSTERY MOVIES Highly Recommended. By Ed Hulse. This large-format coffee-table volume unveils over 800 posters, offering a visual journey through the genre's evolution from its earliest days to the gritty films of the 1970s, including rare foreign films and offbeat, rare lobby cards and more. Distinguished film (and pulp) historian Ed Hulse meticulously curates each chapter, providing insightful commentary and rare historical tidbits. From the emergence of genre archetypes to the rise of international "noir" films, Hulse's expertise shines through. Thoughtfully designed, grouping posters by theme and showcasing them in ample size allows readers to appreciate the intricate details of each piece of art. Special features highlight key figures in the industry, complemented by behind-the-scenes photos and firsthand interviews conducted by Hulse himself. Schiffer, 2025....More. Item Code: ARTCLH Hard Cover, 10x11, 320pg, Full Color |
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ALSO AVAILABLE THE ART OF PULP FICTION An Illustrated History of Vintage Paperbacks Our Highest Recommendation. Edited by Ed Hulse, with Will Murray, Gary Lovisi and David Saunders. Wow, this looks even better than I could have imagined. Finally, THE book on vintage paperback art — a visual feast of great artwork! -Bud. From 1940 to 1970, paperbacks eclipsed pulp magazines and hardbound books as the most popular delivery vehicle for escapist fiction. And it was all about the cover art. To catch the eyes of potential buyers they were adorned with covers that were invariably vibrant, frequently garish, and often lurid.IDW, 2021. ...More. Item Code: ARTPFH Hard Cover, 10x11, 240pg, Text/Partial Color |
| ALSO AVAILABLE THE PULPSTER #33 Almost Gone! Highly Recommended. Three new articles on the Spicy pulps, which hit newsstands — or, maybe, slid under the counters — 90 years ago. Will Murray answers the question "Why Are Pulps So Scarce?" Ed Hulse looks at ashcan editions that Culture Publications used to lock up its titles. Two ERB features look at The Land that Time Forgot trilogy and ERB's strangest creatures. Mike Chomko wraps up his definitive history of comics & pulp publisher Fiction House. And Canadian Pulps, Secret Agent X more! PulpFest, 2024. Out of print....More. Item Code: PULP33 Soft Cover, 8x11, 64pg, Text/Partial Color $17.50 |
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| Ed’s Art of the Classic Western Movie Poster [ARTCWH. $59.99] is down to only two copies left. He’s also in Blood ‘n' Thunder 2023 Special [BLOT23. $25]. |
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GREEN LANTERN The Silver Age Omnibus Volume 2 New printing. Collects #36-75, 1965-70. Our Highest Recommendation. By John Broome. Art by Gil Kane, with Sid Greene and Murphy Anderson. An amazing five more years of the original Green Lantern/Hal Jordan stories. The three big DC Silver Age hits and fan favorite series in the early sixties were The Flash, Adam Strange in Mystery in Space and Green Lantern. These are the tales that established Hal Jordan as the greatest member of the Green Lantern Corps and offered fans brilliant storytelling and Gil Kane's wonderful artwork. This was the thinking fan's series. Since GL's ring could create just about anything, instead of having punch-outs with the bad guys, he simply out-thought them, using his ring to create defensive and offensive stuff of all sorts. The ring could create dams to stop runaway rivers, giant hammers to swat threats out of the sky, an invulnerable shield, blinding light, a giant bow-and-arrow... Also: Cross-overs with the Golden Age Green Lantern, plus first appearances of Sinestro, Evil Star, Black Hand, Dr. Polaris, Star Sapphire and more. DC Comics, 2025. Rush Service and International shipping could require an additional charge. ...More. Item Code: GRL02H Hard Cover, 7x11, 1000pg, Full Color |
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Also available: Volume 1 with GL’s origin in Showcase #22-24 and GL #1-35, 1959-65 [GRL01H. |
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MARVEL MAY 1965 Omnibus Collects Strange Tales #135, The X-Men #12, Journey Into Mystery #118 and a whole lot more, 1945-63. Recommended. Marvel proudly celebrates the 60th anniversary of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s S.H.I.E.L.D. debut with an Omnibus collecting every Marvel comic released in May 1965, the month Nick Fury’s super-hero spy thriller debuted! It’s the next step in the evolution of the Marvel Universe, one that’s increasingly being taken over by innovative super heroes. Patsy Walker and Millie the Model are in the swinging sixties now. Over on the range Two-Gun Kid and Kid Colt are still shooting the place up, plus Western villain the Panther appears. Here is the beginning of Namor the Sub-Mariner in Tales to Astonish. Plus FF #41, Spidey #27, Avengers #18, Daredevil #9, and much more. Take a trip back in time and experience the whole of the Marvel Universe from an entire month! Marvel, 2025. ...More. Item Code: MARM65H Hard Cover, 7x11, 496pg, Full Color |
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We have one left of the two previous collections: July 1963 [MARJ63H. |
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CAPTAIN MARVEL ADVENTURES 19 FACSIMILE EDITION Highly Recommended. By CC Beck et al. Published by Fawcett Comics in 1943, one of the all-time great covers co-starring Mary Marvel and drawn by Marc Swayze — this features her 2nd appearance in a cross over story "The Training of Mary Marvel" with CM. She first appeared in CM #18. Also "CM and the Phantom of the Department Store," "CM and His Achilles Heel," "Battles the Ego Exchanger" plus backup story Captain Kid, text story, and a great war bonds ad, "Don't Miss Your Shot at the Axis." 64-page wartime issue....More. Item Code: CAPM19 Comic, 7x10, 69pg, Full Color $15.99 |
| CAPTAIN MARVEL ADVENTURES 22 FACSIMILE EDITION Highly Recommended. By CC Beck et al. From 1943, a standout issue in the Golden Age of comics, featuring the beloved hero Captain Marvel and the very first chapter of "The Monster Society of Evil" starring Mr. Mind, which ran until issue #46! Plus "CM Battles the Shipyard Sabotage." "CM and the Voodoo Showboat," and "the Revolt of the Comics." This offbeat story parodies Tarzan, Little Orphan Annie and other comic stars, unhappy with "Dextros Q. Penn, World's Second Largest Publisher of Comics." It's a real dig on someone in the biz! Plus Captain Kidd and more extra features! An outstanding issue! Includes Comix Cards of Mr. Scarlet and Minute Man on the backcover....More. Item Code: CAPM22 Comic, 7x10, 69pg, Full Color $15.99 |
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CAPTAIN MARVEL ADVENTURES 24 FACSIMILE EDITION Recommended. By CC Beck et al. Captain Marvel Adventures #24, published in 1943, features Chapter 3 of The Monster Society of Evil serial ("The Second Pearl Harbor")...plus "The Minneapolis Mystery," "The Curse of Zogi," "and "The American Lord Haw-Haw". Haw Haw was a British radio broadcaster who spouted Nazi propaganda on the wartime airwaves. Plus backup feature Captain Kid, text story and more in a 64-page issue. PS Artbooks, 2025....More. Item Code: CAPM24 Comic, 7x10, 69pg, Full Color $15.99 |
| See our website for more of Captain Marvel, Whiz, Master, Captain Marvel Jr. and others in new facsimile editions. These have been very popular, some of our best selling facsimiles to date. |
Dave Stevens & The Rocketeer |
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ROCKETEER BREAKS FREE Highly Recommended. Return to 1938 and the original timeline of Dave Stevens' beloved character. This perfectly captures the original feel of Dave's work, set in the pre-World War II era but the Nazis are already on hand to challenge our young hero and his lovely girlfriend Betty, as well as Peevy. Our trio drive to San Francisco for Betty's new film, and then it's non-stop adventure on the West Coast. A four-issue miniseries written by fan-favorite writer Stephen Mooney (Rocketeer: The Great Race, Half Past Danger) and drawn by Staz Johnson (Robin, Catwoman)! IDW, 2025....More. Item Code: ROCBF Soft Cover, 7x10, 112pg, Full Color $19.99 |
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DAVE STEVENS Selected Sketches & Studies Volume 4 Signed Signed & numbered by Dave from 1200 copies. Highly Recommended. Only 5 copies available as I write this. Last copies of Dave’s wonderful 4th sketchbook, with several pages of life studies — full nudes — of gorgeous young models. Also work from Star Wars (he helped on the 1980 newspaper strip), his 1977 Christmas card, Elvira, The Shadow & Doc Savage, Michael Jordan, fanzine covers, Madman, Aurora, Superman, Syn, Julie, and much more. Bulldog Studios (aka Dave Stevens) 2005. Mature Readers....More. Item Code: DAVE04 Magazine, 8x11, 32pg, b&w $150.00 |
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ALSO AVAILABLE DAVE STEVENS Selected Sketches & Studies Volume 2 Signed Signed & Limited, 1500. Highly Recommended. By Dave Stevens. The second-ever sketchbook produced by the premier good-girl artist of recent times. Dave created The Rocketeer and was the prime mover in Bettie Page being rediscovered. Published by Dave himself, here are the last copies of his original 1,500 copy printing. Dave passed away before signing them. Includes drawings of Bettie Page, Suzie Wong, a Clint Eastwood portrait, Star Wars pieces, The Rocketeer, a steamy Phantom Lady cover, Blonde Avenger, Aurora, Vampirella, Shewolf, Fatima, and serious (and amazing) nude studies from actresses and models. Bulldog Studios, 2003. Mature Readers....More. Item Code: DAVE02 Soft Cover, 9x11, 32pg, b&w $100.00 |
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ALSO AVAILABLE ROCKETEER COLLECTOR COIN ONE Signed Silver Edition Brochure signed by five contributors. Numbered & limited, 500. Recommended. The coin is die-stamped on a Streamline Silver alloy round and then overprinted with a permanent full color image of the artwork. The uniform die-stamped back features a raised, stamped Rocketeer logo and a classic Dave Stevens signature. The edge of the coin is stamped with a number from 1-500. Packaged in a blue leatherette clamshell box with silver foil stamping on the cover, spine and back. Plus a beautifully produced 20-page booklet featuring rare Rocketeer art and contributions from friends Michael Wm Kaluta, William Stout, Kelvin Mao, and Ray Cuthbert and in this Signature edition is an 8 page bonus section of artwork, a 4-panel Signature brochure signed by Jennifer Stevens-Bawcum, Michael Wm Kaluta, William Stout, Kelvin Mao and Ray Cuthbert. Your signature panel is numbered to match the number of the coin. Rocketeer Trust, 2023....More. Item Code: ROCKCS Soft Cover, na, 28pg, Full Color $70.00 |
| We were able to get a few more of the sold out Volume 2, but supply is still less than ten copies. The five copies of vol 4 is all we’ll get. We also have just ONE copy of Volume 3 [DAVE03. $150]. All are signed and numbered. Click here for much more by Dave, including the Rocketeer Artist’s Edition, out of print, and more Rocketeer collections. |
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This week we’ve another 42nd Street Peep Show collection, #67. Click here for others still available. In Rare Books we have a very attractive new batch of books all just listed this week: Crumb’s Art and Beauty, Pin-Up Mania, Carnivora Druuna, Clean Cartoonists/Dirty Drawings, Pin-Up Girls, The Best of Jordi Bernet’s Clara signed, Naughty but Nice, Baldizzini’s Fairy Girls, Wally Wood’s Gang Bang set, Axa and more. And coming in July, Lorenzo Sperlonga has a new pin-up set of two card decks. Click here for more Sperlonga work.
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We kicked off a new Rare Books Sale on Tuesday, with 900 older titles on sale now at 30% off; and we added another 100 titles, previously regular price, now 20% off. Click on the links below to see all of these. This Tuesday sale did quite well and a number of new arrivals from previous weeks already sold out. Meanwhile, here are highlights from the all-new Rare Books listing just up today: Artist Editions are the highlight: four EC collections, Sergio Aragones’ Groo signed, Joe Kubert’s Tor, Mad, The Rocketeer, Tarzan by Kubert. Plus Sunday Comics with Hal Foster Tarzan, Walt and Skeezix Sundays, A Century of Women Cartoonists, Liberty Meadows signed, and sets of Kingdom Come, Ronin, Hard Boiled, Merchants of Death and Jim Silke’s Rascals in Paradise. Reminder: check every Wednesday under Just Arrived/Rare & Out of Print and under Just Arrived/Pin-Up & Adult for the latest Rare Books listings, 24 hours before they go out in this weekly email. Over 900 Rare Book Titles at 30% off!! Shop the Categories Here: Artist & Illustration - Comic Book Archives |
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BIG BIG OVERSTREET COMIC BOOK PRICE GUIDE 55th Edition Highly Recommended. By Robert Overstreet. The oversized, limited-edition version. Preferred by many dealers and serious collectors, it features the complete data for all comic tiles: pricing, credits, first appearances...everything you'd find in the regular edition. But print size is bigger for easy reading, and the book opens out and lays flat for easier use. This does not include the special articles, ads, or other bonus features. Perfect for those comic book collectors, dealers and historians who are dealing with the all-important data—which is exactly what I do. I always buy both editions, one for the articles and features, the other for day-to-day use looking up all the information. - Bud. Square bound with larger print. Lady Luck cover by John K. Snyder III.Gemstone, 2025. Ships to us July 23....More. Item Code: BIG55 Soft Cover, 12x12, 800pg, b&w $59.95 |
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OVERSTREET COMIC BOOK PRICE GUIDE 55th Edition Hardcover Item Code: CB55 |
| No other variant editions have been announced for this year—these three are it for Overstreet this time. Although Diamond Comic Distributors remains in bankruptcy, with buyers nearly set to take over, this has had no apparent effect on the separate Gemstone Publishing which is a subsidiary of Diamond. Gemstone publishes the Price Guide. So we don’t expect any difficulties on getting the new edition this year. |
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ASTRE Volume 1 Limited & numbered. Recommended. To celebrate 25 years of publishing, 3dtotal wanted to make something that pushed back against AI, showcasing real art by real people in the best way possible, while also creating a true collector’s item. This magazine is a culmination of everything they've learned over 25 years of making quality art content, books, and magazines. The first issue features incredible cover art by Andrew Hem, a Cambodia-born artist who lives in Los Angeles. We also have exclusive new prints by Canadian artists Audra Auclair and Janice Sung, Swedish artists Chantal Horeis and Feefal (who has 1.1m followers on Instagram), and award-winning Bulgarian artist now living in San Francisco, Eliza Ivanova - with more artists to be announced. Each artist will be the focus of an article featuring additional art and insights into their creative minds. 3dtotal Publishing, 2025. Due: Aug....More. Item Code: ASTR01H Hard Cover, 10x13, 100pg, Full Color $50.00 |
| Click here for more fine books from 3dtotal, several of which are on sale: Guweiz, Pascal Campion, Push Your Creativity, Artists’ Master Series, Lord Gris, Feefal, Bryce Kho, Cosmic Spectrum, Laura Rubin, Sketching from the Imagination, and Field Guide to Witches. These sale titles are in very short supply. We currently have 24 3dtotal titles in stock. Their books are always of the highest quality. |
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THE SPIRIT 4 Hardcover Collects #13-17, 1948-49. Highly Recommended. Art by Lou Fine and The Quality Shop. Eisner was back from military duty and created all-new covers — and good one — for five of these issues. Inside you'll find wonderful classic Spirit adventures, four in each issue. Most scripts are by Manly Wade Wellman, since many of these stories were first published in the Spirit weekly during the final years of the war, 1944-45, when Eisner was still in the service. Back up features include Flatfoot Burns by Al Stahl and Jonesy one-pagers by Bernard Dribble. PS Artbooks, 2025. Due: Aug....More. |
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| See our website for previous volumes, all in stock in both hardcover and softcover. And click here for more Spirit collections, from The Outer Space Spirit (now on sale at 30% off) to The Spirit Color Book! |
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SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN By Dematteis & Buscema Omnibus Collects Spectacular Spider-Man #178-216, Annual #12-14, and more, 1991-94. Art by Sal Buscema et al. When Peter Parker encounters his old foe Vermin again, it brings back haunting memories of one of the darkest chapters of his life! But his old friend Harry Osborn is similarly haunted — only he channels it into terrorizing Spider-Man as the Green Goblin! Brace yourself for a psychological showdown between two archfoes! And the threats don’t end there! The Vulture is dying, but he’s determined to go out in style! The Rhino’s on a rampage, the Puma’s on the prowl, and Professor Power is prepared to go toe to toe with Spidey and the X-Men! "Maximum Carnage" unleashes symbiotic chaos, and the whispering menace Tombstone is back! Marvel,2025. Rush Service and International shipping could require an additional charge. Due: Aug. ...More. Item Code: SPESPH Hard Cover, 7x11, 1200pg, Full Color |
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SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN The Original Comics Omnibus Volume 6 Collects Savage Sword of Conan #73-87 & more, 1977-83. Recommended. In this massive 1008-page collection, writer Michael Fleisher hits his stride with a series of mold-breaking Conan tales including "The Temple of the Twelve-Eyed Thing," "Demons of the Firelight" and "Dominion of the Bat", illustrated by top talents including Alfredo Alcala, Ernie Chan and, of course, the one and only John Buscema! Meanwhile, X-Men superstar Chris Claremont pens an adventure that pits Conan against the minions of Thoth-Amon in a tour de force drawn by Val Mayerik! Conan legend Roy Thomas writes solo stories of Conan's "Red Nails" colleague, Valeria. Bonus coverage of the blockbuster Conan the Barbarian film! Titan, 2025. Rush Service and International shipping could require an additional charge. Due: Aug....More. Item Code: SAVOC06H Hard Cover, 7x11, 1008pg, Full Color |
| Click here for previous Savage Sword volumes. |
Free Comic Book Day May 3 |
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With Diamond Comic Distributors still in a state of flux, we found several of our Free Comic Book Day titles were cancelled. So here are the three titles we received, supplemented by our own warehouse find titles from as far back as the 1970s! We’re listing ten titles this week, and will list another ten, all vintage warehouse find titles, next week --just to spread out the fun. Enjoy! Free with any order, add item to your cart or order form. Limited 3 free items per order, six over $50, just one copy of each title. Please select different titles, not multiple copies of the same title. Thanks for your support, and enjoy! If we run out, we’ll substitute a title of our choice. |
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Weird Science Taschen XXL - More Coming! |
We quickly went through our initial stock of these, but rest assured that we have more on the way; they may be here by the time you read this. We did 100 signed bookplates, but we didn’t start with 100 copies. Some of the online EC group were confused when they found this temporarily out of stock, thinking we’d sold out the bookplates editions. But we have not; we still have about 65 copies of the bookplate to go. The $650 deluxe edition [ECLWS01D] also sold faster than we expected but more are coming in of that also.
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David Wright’s Carol Day |
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| Once I saw a copy of the $250 edition, I rewrote our description based on my very high opinion of the book. It's extremely impressive, and the lower-priced $35 collection continues to go very well too, considering virtually no one (in the US anyway), ourselves included, knew the artist’s work! More copies are coming in of both editions. | |
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| DAVID WRIGHT'S CAROL DAY: LANCE HALLAM Deluxe Edition Limited, 500. 84 complete strips from from the original artwork, 1957. Front cover by Brian Bolland. Back cover by David Wright. Highly Recommended. Deluxe 19" x 14" hardcover volume...it's huge and beautifully produced cover to cover. Carol Day is a fashion model, elegant and assured in a world of intrigue, vividly brought to life in this much-acclaimed newspaper strip with multi-layered adult story lines and superbly detailed and atmospheric fine-line artwork. Created by artist David Wright, it was published in the Daily Mail. This handsome, deluxe, limited edition collects what many consider to be her best adventure sequence, the complete Lance Hallam story. Entirely from the original art in the large format full size of the originals!! Plus all kinds of bonus features, including full color pin-up art by Wright (which is what he's best known for). Slingsby Bros, Ink!, 2023. Rush Service and International shipping could require an additional charge....More. Item Code: DAVCDD Hard Cover, 19x14, 152pg, b&w |
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Just this week I reduced the price on this — it was very popular when published but slowed down since then, leaving us with a few too many copies. It's rare we discount artist’s editions since they usually sell out, and they cost us extra in shipping them in and then shipping them to you. |
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BILL WARD The Fantagraphics Studio Edition Introduction by burlesque superstar Dita Von Teese. Recommended. Bill Ward‘s glamour girls were the staples of countless men’s and humor magazines, where they shared the pages with cult models like Bettie Page, Tina Louise, and Julie Newmar, and cartoons by fellow “good girl” artists such as Archie’s Dan Decarlo and Playboy’s Jack Cole. Imagine if you will, an innocent but stunning young woman boasting wildly exaggerated, Barbie-like proportions poured into a wisp of lingerie or clingy cocktail dress and adorned in diamond necklaces with opera-length gloves and high stiletto heels, and you’ve got the recipe for the quintessential Bill Ward glamour girl. Fantagraphics, 2024. Mature readers.Rush Service and International shipping could require an additional charge....More. Item Code: BILLWH Hard Cover, 13x17, 180pg, Full Color |
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We’re clearing out our last copies of these back issues. They are all excellent but we just can’t keep every issue in stock. Act now if you would like any: Back Issue #148 (Adam Strange), 149 (1980s Indie Comics) and 151 (Neil Gaiman) $10.95 each Alter Ego #172 (Alfredo Alcala, $9.95), 173 (Super Heroes, $10.95), 176 (The Shadow, $10.95). |
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Here's another batch of 70 plus titles that we have 3 or less copies, and are out of print or discontinued. In early May we'll be sending out our monthly Clearance Sale, but you can get an early start. Click here to see the ninety plus items on sale. We also have our 2025 Calendars still on sale, with a many excellent titles for $5! Plus we still have 46 items in our Flash Sale as we allow our print versions to run their course. 33 items priced at $10 or less!
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News and Notes |
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| Our friend and longtime associate Jack Katz, creator of the early graphic novel The First Kingdom, died on April 25, 2025, at the age of 97. As you may be aware, I (Bud) took over publishing Jack’s series from my Comics & Comix stores partway through the series, and I completed the 24-issue run that was published from 1974-86, at two issue each year. Stan Lee himself complained Jack took too much time with his work, so Stan kept Jack strictly as penciller in the 1950s Atlas horror comics. |  |
I’ll be posting more about Jack next week and he’ll have a place with our other memorials on our home page bottom. Meanwhile, I refer you to this excellent overview of Jack’s career from ICV2 by Brigid Alverson, posted April 29. |
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As the publisher of The First Kingdom, I set aside back issues back in the day, including a stock of the first printings of #1. Jack didn’t like the painted cover done by Larry Todd, which obscured Jack’s pencils…so for the 2nd, 3rd and 4th printings, we returned to Jack’s artwork and it was colored by Steve Oliff. That said, I still liked the painting by Larry! First and reprint editions of #1, along with several other issues, are all still at reduced prices from $2.50 to $5. I will not raise the prices just because Jack is gone; he’d like as many people as possible to enjoy his work. We also have just two copies of his signed portfolio left, published in 1982. These are my publisher file copies and come with a free copy of FK #1, first printing [FKPT, $175]. ~Bud |
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