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The Art of Roy Krenkel, Comic Book Creator double issue: Dave Stevens, The Toon Treasury new edition, Inksplosion (signed) from Mike Hoffman, Harvey Chamber of Chills Facsimile Set, four Alley Oop years, Philip Jose Farmer’s Doc Savage. |
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| COMIC BOOK CREATOR #40 Dave Stevens Our Highest Recommendation. Behind a previously unpublished cover, this totally awesome issue celebrates the life and art of the great Dave Stevens in a special double-sized issue completely devoted to the late artist! For this deluxe issue, friends, fans, and family share testimonials, photos, and fascinating artifacts, plus a gallery of amazing artwork by the Rocketeer creator, some never before seen. There are also three interviews with Dave conducted by CBC editor Jon B. Cooke, two Q&A’s with Dave by guest associate editor Steven C. Ringgenberg, and Jeff Gelb‘s conversation with the artist recorded during the making of The Rocketeer motion picture. TwoMorrows, 2025....More. Item Code: CBCR40 Magazine, 8x11, 160pg, Full Color $24.95 |
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THE TOON TREASURY OF CLASSIC CHILDREN'S COMICS New printing, fist published in 2009. Edited by Art Spiegelman. Our Highest Recommendation. This This unprecedented collection of the greatest comics for kids and youngsters (and you adults too!) was artfully compiled by two of the best-known creators in publishing and the field of comics, Art Spiegelman and Françoise Mouly, who also contribute a funny foreword that they call "Out of the Trash and into a Treasury." The comics have been culled from the 1940s through the early 1960s and feature the best examples of works by Carl Barks, John Stanley, Sheldon Mayer, Walt Kelly, Basil Wolverton, and George Carlson, among many, many others. Humorous stories range from a single page to eight or even twenty-two pages, each complete and self-contained. Pogo, Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge, and Dennis the Menace are among the favorites here. Abrams, 2025....More. Item Code: TOONTH Hard Cover, 9x11, 352pg, Full Color $50.00 |
| Also available, Artful Breakdowns: The Comics of Art Spiegelman [ARTFB. $30]—we have only four copies left. |
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ALTER EGO #196 Highly Recommended. Edited by Roy Thomas. Concluding the presentation of Eddy Zeno’s book on the early Superman artists begun in #193, with a focus on style-setting Wayne Boring and classic cover illustrator Winslow Mortimer, who set the standard for the Superman mythos in the late 1940s and throughout the 1950s! Plus inkers Stan Kaye and George Roussos, from the Golden Age to the Silver Age at DC. Featuring a fabulous previously unprinted cover by Boring! TwoMorrows, 2025....More. Item Code: AE196 Magazine, 8x11, 84pg, Partial Color $10.95 |
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SUPER MYSTERY COMICS Volume 1 Collects #1-3, 1940-43. Highly Recommended. Art by Harry Lucey, Malcolm Kildale, Al Fagaly, Lou Ferstadt et al. Here are the first 3 issues of one of the more desirable titles of the Golden Age — it's become one of the key titles to collect, perhaps in part because Superman artist Jim Mooney will come along in the next volume with his earliest work. From Ace Magazines, this was a solid well-drawn title packed with first appearances of Magno the Magnetic Man, the electrifying crusader of justice; Q-13, American Spy Fighter, battling foreign saboteurs with brains and brawn; Flint of the Mounties, bringing law and order to the wild frontier; and Vulcan "Sky" Smith, fearless ace of the skies. The Black Spider begins in #3. PS Artbooks, 2025....More. Item Code: SUPMC01 Soft Cover, 7x10, 184pg, Full Color $32.99 |
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KID ETERNITY Volume 3 Collects #9-12, 1948. Recommended. By Pete Riss, Paul Gustavson and John Spranger. The supernatural adventures of one of the Golden Age’s most unique heroes. This volume follows Kid Eternity and the Keeper, both ghosts themselves, as they use their extraordinary power to summon legendary figures from history, literature and mythology (Daedalus, Don Quixote, the Spartan Leonidas, Orpheus, and Mademoiselle de Maupin) to aid him in his quest for justice. With a blend of clever storytelling, moral battles, and a touch of the supernatural, these classic tales showcase the Kid’s imaginative and strategic use of his abilities and famous characters of history to confound evildoers.They even meet a demon from another dimension in a cool story. PS Artbooks, 2025....More. Item Code: KIDE03 Soft Cover, 7x10, 208pg, Full Color $32.99 |
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HARVEY CHAMBER OF CHILLS Facsimile Edition #2 Slipcased Collects #6-10 & more, 1951-52. Highly Recommended. By Lee Elias, Bob Powell, Howard Nostrand, Rudy Palais etal. Hardback slipcase edition! This collection brings together five meticulously restored facsimile editions of the classic comic series in all their eerie glory. Overstreet notes "woman melted alive," "decapitation and severed head," and #7 was cited in Seduction of the Innocent. From ghastly ghouls to sinister specters, every tale is a chilling masterpiece, recreated with vibrant colors and crisp detail to preserve the spine-tingling magic of the golden age of horror comics. This exclusive edition also includes a special bonus comic, offering a rare glimpse into the original artwork behind these unforgettable stories. PS Artbooks, 2025....More. Item Code: HHC02D Comic, 7x10, 252pg, Full Color $104.99 |
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ALSO AVAILABLE HARVEY CHAMBER OF CHILLS Facsimile Edition #1 Slipcased Collects #1-5 & more, 1951-52. Highly Recommended. Harvey was no more shy than EC about exploiting the horror genre to the max! And — the art was good. Lee Elias, Rudy Palais, Bob Powell and Howard Nostrand — any of these three would have fit right in at EC. Hardback slipcase with five restored facsimile editions. #21-24 and #5 (actually #1-5). Bonus issue The Art of Horror offers a rare glimpse into the original artwork from these iconic issues. Classic skull cover, decapitation panels, iconic cover of a corpse kissing a woman and more outrageous material from the peak of the pre-code horror era. PS Artbooks, 2025....More. Item Code: HHC01D Comic, 7x10, 252pg, Full Color $104.99 |
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INKSPLOSION Volume 1 Signed Signed on the title page! Highly Recommended. 150 outstanding pen and ink full page drawings by Mike Hoffman, featuring subjects like Sword & Sorcery, Fantasy, Retro Science Fiction, Monsters, Horror, Vampirella, Zatanna, Dejah Thoris, and more! Moderate amount of nudity. Artist Dan Brereton is a big fan of Hoffman's work and in fact has bought several of his sketchbooks. Hoffman International, 2016....More. Item Code: INK01S Soft Cover, 8x11, 152pg, Partial Color $16.99 |
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INKSPLOSION Volume 2 Signed Signed on the title page! Highly Recommended. 150 outstanding pen and ink full page drawings by Mike Hoffman, featuring subjects like Sword & Sorcery, Fantasy, Retro Science Fiction, Monsters, and Horror. Inside you find Conan, Tarzan, statuesque topless beauties like Vampirella, Zatanna, Dejah Thoris, and much more! Moderate amount of nudity. Artist Dan Brereton is a big fan of Hoffman's work and in fact has bought several of his sketchbooks. Hoffman International, 2017....More. Item Code: INK02S Soft Cover, 8x11, 152pg, Partial Color $16.99 |
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| ALLEY OOP MEETS NAPOLEON 1947 VT Hamlin Daily strips, 1947. Our Highest Recommendation. It’s hysterical history as Alley Oop takes a colonel’s command in Napoleon’s army, plunders the treasures of Tripoli with the help of lovely harem girls, becomes a buccaneer on the Spanish Main but then is shipwrecked on a desert island...to find himself face to face with Roberta Crusoe?! This cute young thing and he together sail off the island but soon Alley ends up in a cannibal tribe's cooking pot without Roberta. What's Oola have to say about all this cute lady Crusoe? Well, Alley escapes her wrath and sends himself back to Moo in the time machine... More wonderful artwork and fantasy from Hamlin, at the top of his game. Acoustic Learning, 2025....More. Item Code: ALLE47 Soft Cover, 11x7, 160pg, b&w $27.50 |
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| ALLEY OOP IN EGYPT 1948 VT Hamlin Daily strips, 1948. Our Highest Recommendation. Alley Oop meets Aladdin and his famous genie and gets turned into a monkey, when everyone's casual wishes become reality! It's a lot of fun. A daring escape on a magic carpet through the fourth dimension takes Alley to ancient Egypt, where the locals build a monument to him — a monument known as the Sphinx! It's alternate reality time for Oop!! Then, Alley and Ooola face the threat of Prince Pokababa, a cute blonde who is big trouble for them both! Brilliant work throughout from another amazing set of adventures in time. Acoustic Learning, 2025....More. Item Code: ALLE48 Soft Cover, 11x7, 158pg, b&w $27.50 |
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ALLEY OOP AND SIR CLANK OF FAR OUTMAN 1972 Hamlin/Graue Daily strips, 1972. Recommended. Clank, the "mod" mechanical man, joins Alley Oop on a time-traveling adventure to the days of fair maidens and jousting knights! But when Alley is captured by the wicked Baron, can the valiant Sir Clank save Alley from the dungeons of Ravensbeak Castle? An offbeat adventure of a sword-wielding robot in the days of King Arther, plus more adventures from just after Graue took over from Hamlin, who retired in 1970. Acoustic Learning, 2025....More. Item Code: ALLE72 Soft Cover, 9x8, 108pg, b&w $19.99 |
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ALLEY OOP AND THE ISLAND OF DINNYS 1973 Dave Graue Daily strips, 1973. Highly Recommended. Very special introduction about an afternoon with V.T. Hamlin in Florida in 1970, just before he retired. This new release jumps back in time to some of Dave's earliest solo work! Alley Oop takes a trip to ancient Loch Ness with his own monsters in tow! Then it's an accidental journey to an island of dinosaurs with a strangely familiar look on each and every one! There is also a fun Viking sequence with Oop helping one faction defend against an invasion by Eric the Red.! Acoustic Learning, 2025....More. Item Code: ALLE73 Soft Cover, 9x8, 108pg, b&w $19.99 |
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SAVAGEOLOGY Deluxe Signed Hardcover Signed by Will Murray, Bellerophon, Carey, Eckert, Howell, Sardanas, and Welch! Limited, 200. Recommended. Philip José Farmer had two great literary loves, Tarzan and Doc Savage. He wrote biographies, pastiches, and authorized novels about each and continually referenced both of his heroes throughout his career. In 2021, Meteor House published The Man Who Met Tarzan, a collection of Farmer’s articles, essays, letters, and speeches about Edgar Rice Burroughs and Tarzan. Now we discover Farmer’s writings about Doc (excluding the biography Doc Savage: His Apocalyptic Life and authorized novel Escape from Loki): essays, pastiches, and even a screen treatment for the second, unmade Doc Savage film! Meteor House, 2025....More. Item Code: SAVAGH Hard Cover, 5x8, 340pg, Text/Partial Color $70.00 |
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SAVAGEOLOGY Recommended. By Will Murray, Paul Carey et al. Philip José Farmer had two great literary loves, Tarzan and Doc Savage. He wrote biographies, pastiches, and authorized novels about each and continually referenced both of his heroes throughout his career. In 2021, Meteor House published The Man Who Met Tarzan, a collection of Farmer’s articles, essays, letters, and speeches about Edgar Rice Burroughs and Tarzan. Now we discover Farmer’s writings about Doc (excluding the biography Doc Savage: His Apocalyptic Life and authorized novel Escape from Loki): essays, pastiches, and even a screen treatment for the second, unmade Doc Savage film! Meteor House, 2025....More. Item Code: SAVAG Soft Cover, 5x8, 340pg, Text/Partial Color $25.00 |
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ALSO AVAILABLE TIME'S LAST GIFT Deluxe Signed Hardcover Signed by Bob Eggleton & the four contributors! Limited to just 200 copies. Our Highest Recommendation. By Philip José Farmer. Cover by Bob Eggleton. Hardcover, wrap-around dust jacket, leatherette binding with gold foil stamping, custom printed color end papers. A high quality collectible in the tradition of Meteor House’s prior limited edition hardcovers. I don't want to give this away—but fans of the Edgar Rice Burroughs universe—like me—should REALLY enjoy this. Not only is it an outstanding time travel story, but Farmer has pulled a real number here. As you may know, he's a big ERB fan—in A Feast Unknown he did something similar with favorite fictional characters. This is even better. -Bud. Three men and a woman travel on board a timeship from the future of 2070 AD back to to 12,000 BC! For these anthropologists, it's a chance to study primitive man, the wild creatures and the very different world they inhabit. But none of them was prepared for what they would encounter, or for the impact of their travels in time that had yet to come... And one of the travelers is a thinly veiled very famous fictional character! A prequel to Philip José Farmer’s Ancient Opar series and a big fan favorite, first published in 1972 in paperback. Meteor House, 2025....More. Item Code: TIMLGH Hard Cover, 6x9, 212pg, Text Only $65.00 |
| This is out of stock as I write this but we’ll have a restock any day now. Also available in softcover [TIMLG. $23]. Click here for more by Farmer: Ironcastle (on sale), Secrets of the Nine, The Stone God (on sale). |
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| THE FANTASTIC ART OF ROY G KRENKEL Limited Edition Limited Edition, slipcased, with seperate hardcover sleeve containing a unique original pen & ink drawing. Highly Recommended. With nearly five hundred pieces of art, including sixteen foldouts, this is the definitive collection for fans of and newcomers to the virtuoso fantasy artist — curated by Craig Yoe, with a foreword by Sara Frazetta and a preface by Michael Wm. Kaluta. If master draftspersons of the Renaissance were reincarnated to create sword-and-sorcery art of more contemporary times, they would have had Roy Krenkel as their mentor. RGK defined the term "an artist’s artist," and comics artists ardently study his incredible work. Roy filled the pages of the pro-zine/fanzine Amra with his favorite art — collected here are the complete Amra illustrations. Amra was devoted to Robert E. Howard & other sword & sorcery authors and subjects, edited by George Scithers, who also published Roy’s first art book, Cities and Scenes of the Ancient World. Dark Horse, 2025....More. Item Code: FANRKD Hard Cover, 7x10, 256pg, b&w $350.00 |
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THE FANTASTIC ART OF ROY G KRENKEL Our Highest Recommendation. With nearly five hundred pieces of art, including sixteen foldouts, this is the definitive collection for fans of and newcomers to the virtuoso fantasy artist — curated by Craig Yoe, with a foreword by Sara Frazetta and a preface by Michael Wm. Kaluta. If master draftspersons of the Renaissance were reincarnated to create sword-and-sorcery art of more contemporary times, they would have had Roy Krenkel as their mentor. RGK defined the term "an artist’s artist," and comics artists ardently study his incredible work. Roy filled the pages of the pro-zine/fanzine Amra with his favorite art — collected here are the complete Amra illustrations. Amra was devoted to Robert E. Howard & other sword & sorcery authors and subjects, edited by George Scithers, who also published Roy’s first art book, Cities and Scenes of the Ancient World. Dark Horse, 2025. ...More. Item Code: FANRKH Hard Cover, 7x10, 256pg, b&w $39.99 |
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| ALSO AVAILABLE SWORDSMEN AND SAURIANS Signed & Limited Deluxe with Drawing Signed and Numbered #78 of 175, with an original pen & ink drawing by Krenkel. Highly Recommended. By Roy G. Krenkel. Introduction by William Stout. This is subtitled From the Mesozoic to Barsoom, and is a profusely illustrated book showing all facets of Krenkel's astounding art. The chapter headings are Saurians; Early Mammals; Sabertooth Cats; Cavemen; Conan and the Three Kings; Swordsmen; Tarzan; Burroughs and Pellucidar; Barsoom; Science Fiction. Eclipse, 1989. Out of Print. Condition: Very Fine Minus. There is the tiniest indention at the bottom of spine front cover and a light scuff on the rear of the slipcase....More. Item Code: RB3873 11x14, 152pg, Full Color |
| Also in stock is just one copy of Cities & Scenes from the Ancient World by Roy Krenkel, fine in dust jacket, Owlswick Press, 1974 [RB4586. $150]. |
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Comic Album Specials - Set of Eight issues! |
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Dwayne is back on the job this week: We have Night and the Enemy Signed & Limited by Harlan Ellison and Ken Steacy, Storm the Last Fighter, Blacksad 4 volume set, Dreamquests: The Art of Don Maitz, Fantastic Art of Boris Vallejo (his first book), Blondie & Dagwood’s America (2 copies), and finally, a big bunch of 10 album sets of Carl Barks Library of Uncle Scrooge from Gladstone Publishing. For Mature Readers: Six book Julie Strain set, Love & Rockets #13-50 and another 23 book set, and pin-ups in the Artist Archives series: Swimsuit Cuties, and Indian Maidens (2 copies). |
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DAREDEVIL COMICS Volume 2 Hardcover Collects #2-13, 1941-42. Highly Recommended. The Golden Age Daredevil was created by Jack Binder, brother of Otto. Here was also one of the great villains of the Golden Age, The Claw, even nastier than The Joker — he fought DD again and again. We also get early horror comics, Nazi covers and Remember Pearl Harbor as they came out just as the U.S. entered WWII. As a child, Bart Hill was witness to his parents' brutal murder. The murderer also branded Bart with a hot iron, leaving a boomerang-shaped scar on the left side of his chest. This traumatic experience left the boy mute. He trained his entire life in the art of the boomerang, eventually becoming a master boomerang marksman. He then donned a costume and took to the streets as the vigilante crime-fighter known as Daredevil. From the creators of Crime Does Not Pay, the company's greatest superhero, who lasted into the 1950s. These early stories are classics with one of the best costumes of any Golden Age hero.PS Artbooks, 2025. Due: Oct....More. |
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DOOM PATROL By Keith Giffen and Matthew Clark Omnibus Collects Doom Patrol #1-22; Teen Titans #32, 34-37, and more, 2006-2011. In 2009, comics legend Keith Giffen teamed with artist Matthew Clark to breathe new life into DC’s infamous band of misfit superheroes with one of the most impressive creative legacies in comics: the Doom Patrol! Shunned by society because of their superpowers and freakish appearances, the members of the Doom Patrol live a spiteful existence on the fringe of society. It takes the brilliant Dr. Niles Caulder, a mysterious genius, to mold them into true superheroes. These new adventures find the Doom Patrol encountering long time fan favorite alien G'nort, dealing with a black hole, and facing off against a pan-dimensional wrecking crew! DC Comics, 2025. Due: Dec....More. Item Code: DOOMPKH Hard Cover, 7x10, 944pg, Full Color |
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HITMAN By Garth Ennis and John McCrea Omnibus Volume 2 Collects Hitman #34-60 and much more, 1999-2020. By Garth Ennis. Art by John McCrea. While writer Garth Ennis and artist Steve Dillon were changing the creator-owned comics game in the mid-1990s with DC Vertigo series Preacher, Ennis also put his sardonic stamp on superheroes with Hitman, teaming with acclaimed artist John McCrea to introduce superpowered ex-military operative Tommy Monaghan, who used his X-ray vision and telepathy as a hired gun on the streets of Gotham. Hitman stands as one of the most unique and beloved comics of its era, and this omnibus volume features the second half of the ongoing series, along with a comprehensive collection of spin-offs and related stories, including Hitman’s encounters with the Justice League and Lobo. DC Comics, 2025. Rush Service and International shipping could require an additional charge. Due: Dec....More. Item Code: HIT02H Hard Cover, 7x11, 1144pg, Full Color |
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BATMAN THE DEMON TRILOGY 2025 EDITION New Edition. Highly Recommended. By Mike W. Barr & Dennis O'Neil. Art by Jerry Bingham, Tom Grindberg, and Norm Breyfogle. How did Ra's al Ghul become the villain that he is? How would a union between his daughter Talia and the Dark Knight benefit him? Why would he want to father an heir? Follow along as Batman lives through and tries to unravel this mystery! Collects these three original graphic novels Batman: Birth of the Demon (1987), Batman: Bride of the Demon (1990), and Batman: Son of the Demon (1987). These were all original graphic novels, collected together for the first time. New essays by writer Mike Barr, who talks about how the series actually began as an idea in 1985 and came to be a graphic novel series, and by actor Mark Hamill. DC Comics, 2025. Due: Dec....More. Item Code: BATDEMH Hard Cover, 8x11, 304pg, Full Color |
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WES SLADE DEPUTY US MARSHAL Limited, 400. Regarded by comic aficionados as the finest western strip ever published, Wes Slade ran from 1961 until 1981. Written and drawn by George Stokes, the artwork is very special. All the stories show a fresh and authentic treatment of the role of the Native Americans in the West. Presented here are 10 never-before reprinted tales of Wes Slade written and drawn by Stokes between 1962 and 1974 and scanned directly from the original artwork held in the Express newspaper archives. Book Palace, 2025. Due: Dec....More. Item Code: WESSH Hard Cover, 13x10, 160pg, b&w $49.95 |
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ACME Novelty Date Book Volume 3 |
Joaquin Sorolla Painter of Light |
Gorgo Volume 3 Hardcover |
Here is our bi-weekly listing of items that are out of print or discontinued with only a few copies left. Once they are gone... they're gone indefinitely. This summer we reduced prices on over 500 items! We've broken the batches into two sections with the September sale covering titles K-Z, and the August sale covering titles A-J. We are frequently adding blemished copies into our Imperfect Editions section, but often times the small quantity prohibits us from including them in the weekly emails. Check back often to find bargain treasures! |
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Mike has put together a hardcover and at the same price as the softcover we advertised! He shipped our reorder as hardcovers — all still signed — so for now, all orders for this will be filled with hardcover copies at no extra charge. |
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The long, long time publisher of Comics Revue is having health issues that are preventing future issues from coming out. To be honest, it doesn’t sound good. Rick’s been around for a long, long time and you know how many people we’ve already seen drop out of our industry. Rick also published the huge 3-volume Prince Valiant series and has been one of our sources for books for decades. We wish him the very best. Rick also started the V.T. Hamlin Alley Oop reprint series. Fortunately it's passed on to his colleague, as you can see above, who is doing a fine job of releasing timely new collections. |
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I wanted to tell you so much about the two shows we just attended. First, CXC – Cartoon Crossroads Columbus — where I received the Thomas Spurgeon Award. We had a wonderful time and Anne and I marveled at the treasures at the Billy Ireland Museum. It is devoted entirely to comic strip and comic book art. They were so, so very generous to fly us there, put us up and treat us like famous artists or writers! I'll work up a page on our site as soon as I can, with pictures and more details. |
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A week later, we were off again for the annual OAFCon in Oklahoma. As usual, a wonderful show of vintage comics and materials, and us vintage collectors. Last year I signed a 1983 catalog for a friend there; he had it graded and encapsulated by CGC—complete with signature guarantee! |
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Without more research, I have to say this may be a first for one of my catalogs. As much as I dislike the slabbing process, I’ll admit I am getting a big kick out of feeling graded and sealed in plastic! Here are pics from OAF. More on that show too, but meanwhile we leave for the Union Station Rare Books show in Los Angeles (Oct 4-5) on Thursday morning, so I have to run. See our Upcoming Events link for this and the Seattle Book Fair October 18-19. ~Bud |
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