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This week we take a break from new and coming items (we had NO new items!)—but offer you our top 100 Bestsellers from 2025. And my added notes to put each one into perspective. We’ve done full listings below of the top 50. When there are variant editions, different covers or hardcover, softcover, and/or deluxe, we combine the quantity sold of each together to get their ranking. You can click here to get all 100. Next week we’ll feature the adult titles. Scroll down to the bottom to see this week’s Rare Books (including adult titles) and also the 3…2..1 Gone items this week, 72 titles which are going away. Our print catalog is just reaching customers this week. If you don’t have one soon, ask for a free copy with your order. Canada and Overseas customers, we don’t send individual print copies to you any longer, but you can always add a copy to your order at no cost. |
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1. ILLUSTRATORS QUARTERLY #48 Mark Schultz Cover B Our Highest Recommendation. Featuring the artwork of Mark Schultz, 38 pages of his finest right up to the present day. Amazing, exquisite examples of paintings, pencils, finished inked pieces, including previously unpublished work and a look at the upcoming sequel to Xenozoic!!! Plus a new interview. Next a fine feature on Chris Moore, one of the UK's leading exponents in sci-fi illustration whose previous art books we handled. Get up to date with his work also. Thirdly, from the horror movie posters to VHS and DVD covers, explore the paintings of Graham Humphrey. Book Palace, 2025....More. Item Code: IQ48B Soft Cover, 9x11, 96pg, Partial Color $30.00 |
| Cover A, also by Schultz, is sold out. I hope this stays in print but no telling, it's been one of our top sellers of all the recent issues. |
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2. FRANK FRAZETTA FINE LINES Our Highest Recommendation. By Sara Frazetta and Arnie Fenner. Frazetta first achieved international prominence with his powerful covers for paperbacks featuring Tarzan, Howard's Conan, and The Death Dealer, but when asked how he was able to create such unforgettable paintings he replied simply, "Drawing is everything." Fine Lines helps to explain why he felt that way with a collection of his most exciting works in pencil, ink, and watercolor. Including many of his influential illustrations from the 1960s and '70s for the fiction of Edgar Rice Burroughs and J.R.R. Tolkien, this beautiful book also features nearly a dozen previously unpublished drawings along with historical essays sharing the stories behind the art. Compiled and edited by Frank's granddaughter Sara Frazetta in collaboration with 2-time World Fantasy Award winner Arnie Fenner, Fine Lines is a celebration of the magical imagination of the Godfather of Fantastic Art. Moderate nudity. Frazetta Girls, 2025. Mature Readers....More. Item Code: FRAFL Soft Cover, 8x12, 84pg, b&w $35.00 |
| There's still an abundance of books on Frank's work appearing. This was clearly the best of all of them, thanks to Spectrum editor Arnie Fenner offering new insight and new unseen work! |
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3. TELLING STORIES The Comic Art of Frank Frazetta Hardcover Slipcased Closeout Price, now 60% off!! Save $30. Our Highest Recommendation. This offers the complete Thunda and his best romance works, such as "Untamed Love" and "The Wrong Road." Plus combat tales, funny animals, White Indian stories and covers, Ghost Rider covers and much, much more. Some of these stories offer some of his finest pen & ink works, with shapely women, nude statues, and lots of implied lust. Fantasy art's most popular painter was also one of the finest comic book illustrators in the pre-code 1950s. This deluxe collection exhibits the skill of a master craftsman but also provides tantalizing glimpses of where the young artist’s career would ultimately take him, into his iconic paintings of Conan, covers for the Warren mags and famous movie posters for Clint Eastwood, among others. Hardcover in slipcase! This was the ONLY trade edition of this book, never produced in softcover. Underwood Books, 2008. Out of print....More. Item Code: TELSH Hard Cover With Slip Case, 9x12, 192pg, Full Color |
| The perrenial bestseller from Underwood Books. We bought most of the remaining stock and lowered the price to 60% off this year. |
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4. LIGHT AND DARK The Art of Lee Elias Our Highest Recommendation. By Nick Neocleous with Michael J. Gilbert. Lee Elias was born in 1920 and drew comics for several decades from the 1940s to the 1980s. His lush brushstrokes were equally matched by his fine pen line. Now at last, his body of work can be fully appreciated in this book devoted entirely to him. Includes many of his gory horror comics covers in full color and pages reproduced from the original art and a lengthy interview from 1970. Moonage Books, 2025....More. Item Code: LIGDA Soft Cover, 8x11, 124pg, Partial Color $34.99 |
| A sleeper published in England, on an overlooked artist who was super important in the Harvey Horror pre-code days. |
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5. 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 |
| Includes sold copies of the Deluxe, which is gone. Wonderful book, another must-have volume for fans of Roy's fine work. |
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6. ILLUSTRATORS QUARTERLY SPECIAL #19 Prince Valiant Hardcover Our Highest Recommendation. Limited, 1000. Now is your chance to own a part of history, delving into the greatest comics strip created by Hal Foster, exploring its origin, the coloring process and showcasing samples from original artwork and the color proofs, many scanned at their actual size. Plus all the artists that followed Foster: John Cullen Murphy, Gary Gianni and the current artist Thomas Yeates, with samples of their work scanned from their original art boards. Interviews with Cullen Murphy (John's son) who wrote the script for many years after Foster retired, Meg Nash who colored the strip from 1991 until her father John Cullen Murphy retired in 2004, Thomas Yeates, Gary Gianni, Mark Schultz the current writer and Scott Roberts the colorist since 2004. Plus lots more! Book Palace, 2024....More. Item Code: IQS19H Hard Cover, 9x11, 200pg, Partial Color $53.99 |
| Book Palace does it again with a superb inside look at the splendor of Foster's masterpiece. We're lucky it's still in print. |
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7. HAL FOSTER'S PRINCE VALIANT SKETCHBOOKS An Illustrated Memoir Volume 1 Signed Signed bookplate! Our Highest Recommendation! This is the first of six volumes, all completed to be released six months apart, the same size as the Prince Valiant reprint volumes. Long time series editor Brian M. Kane has created a magnum opus for Valiant fans...a look behind the scenes at Foster's creation process. The entire series contains 366 penciled layout pages by Hal Foster (all at original size) — 8 of which are on two pages; 577 panel-by-panel description and caption pages, 40 character sketches, over 10 dozen pieces of additional art by Foster, over 100 photographs, and 123 letters and notes (mostly from Foster to John Cullen Murphy). There are also quotes by Foster and many by his fans (like Frazetta, Dave Stevens, Burne Hogarth, et al.). Fantagraphics, 2025....More. Item Code: PVIM01HS Hard Cover, 11x14, 144pg, Partial Color $49.99 |
| The first of a projected six volumes collecting Foster's prelim drawings. The next one is due this spring and will also come with an exclusive signed bookplate. |
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8. SAVAGE ART 20th Century Genre and the Artists that Defined It Hardcover Closeout Price! Highly Recommended! Entirely from the original paintings, with stunning reproduction, full page for each pulp cover. The lurid and violent illustrations which prefigured and helped create the visual language in movie poster art, comic books, and game art. Featuring classic illustration by pulp artists Virgil Finlay, Norman Saunders, H.J. Ward, Harold McCauley, Austin Briggs, Emsh, Harry Parkhurst, Walter Baumhofer, Rafael de Soto, George and Jerome Rozen, Tom Lovell and, of course, Weird Tales legend Margaret Brundage, and others. Underwood Books, 2010. Out of print....More. Item Code: SAVAH Hard Cover, 9x12, 112pg, Full Color |
| Another sale book from our Underwood Books buy, we knocked down the already-low cover price to half to blow these out. Almost gone now. |
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9. SHAMELESS ART 20th Century Genre and the Artist That Defined It Almost Gone, published at $15 in 2010. Highly Recommended. All from the original art: Rare, completely nude ladies by famous pin-up artists Fritz Willis, Roy Best, Zoe Mozart, Gil Elvgren (who rarely did nudes), Andrew Loomis, Earl Moran, Art Sarnoff, Rolf Armstrong (several), George Petty (one nude, four just-about), Bergey, and of course, Vargas. Suggestive pin-ups by Caldwell Higgins, Bill Randal, Ted Withers, Art Frahm, 11 pieces including one nude and several great Film Fun covers by Enoch Bolles. And much more by lesser-known and unknowns. Underwood Books, 2010. Out of print. Mature Readers. ...More. Item Code: SHAAH Hard Cover, 10x12, 112pg, Full Color $20.00 |
| Again, an Underwood Books that was on closeout. Companion to Savage Art. Only six copies remain as I write this, we raised the price on the very last of these. |
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10. EVERETT RAYMOND KINSTLER Closeout Price! The Artist's Journey through Popular Culture 1942-62. Our Highest Recommendation. By Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr. and Everett Raymond Kinstler. Kinstler's work hangs in museums, boardrooms, banks, private collections, The White House, and in the homes of his clients and friends. Before portraiture became his life's work, he spent the 1940s and 1950s honing his craft in comic books: Hawkman for DC's The Flash, Black Hood and Black Terror for Standard. And dozens upon dozens of covers, inside cover contents pages, and stories for those delightfully lurid Avon titles like Eerie, Cowpuncher, Dalton Brothers, Jesse James, Strange Worlds, etc. And illustrating for pulp magazines like The Shadow, Doc Savage and Detective Tales! JVJ, 2005....More. Item Code: EVEH Hard Cover, 8x11, 228pg, Partial Color |
| Includes sales of the deluxe signed edition, which we have exactly 29 copies left now. $35, marked down from $95—it’s a steal!!! |
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11. HENRY PATRICK RALEIGH The Confident Illustrator Exclusive New Sale Price! Our Highest Recommendation. By Christopher Raleigh. Henry Patrick Raleigh rose from school dropout at age 12 to esteemed Saturday Evening Post illustrator within the span of two decades. During his forty-year career, Raleigh was one of the highest paid newspaper and magazine artists in the United States, creator of iconic World War I propaganda posters, and arguably the most prominent story illustrator of the Jazz Age. This is the first book ever on the artist, and it's beautifully done. It features an abundance of full color work, from crowd and party scenes to wonderful advertising pieces. Auad, 2016....More. Item Code: HENPRH Hard Cover, 9x12, 132pg, Full Color |
| Publisher Manual Auad put this together but too few people knew who this artist was—huge in his day, forgotten now. He gave us his overstock, thus the low price! |
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12. THE FRAZETTA GALLERY SERIES TERROR Hardcover Limited edition, Poster sized removable pages. Foreword by Frankie Frazetta. Highly Recommended. American Hero Press is launching a new series of curated, themed collector books. The Frazetta Gallery Series features Frazetta masterpieces in oversized, framable gallery format. These books are officially licensed productions from the Frank Frazetta Estate and the Frazetta Art Museum. Each book will be designed and printed to the highest available quality from the best existing files. Additional sketches, prelims and Frazetta photos throughout. Each will be a limited print run of about 3,000. This volume includes 26 collector images and Normanton Brom, Brinkley, and Palumbo essays. American Hero Press, 2024....More. Item Code: FRAZGTH Hard Cover, 11x15, 72pg, Full Color $49.95 |
| First in a new series of 4 books on genres of Frank's work. Includes the softcover and deluxe, all still available. |
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13. WOMEN OF WONDER Celebrating Women Creators of Fantastic Art Closeout Price! Our Highest Recommendation. Edited by Cathy Fenner. Introduction by Lauren Panepinto. From the co-editor of Spectrum, a spotlight on women creators of fantastic art (traditionally seen as a largely male domain, though women have always been active participants) from Kewpie creator Rose O'Neill and pulp illustrator Margaret Brundage to Spectrum Grand Masters Diane Dillon and Kinuko Y. Craft. Underwood Books, 2015. Out of print....More. Item Code: WOMOW Soft Cover, 9x12, 128pg, Full Color |
| Another sale-priced Underwood Books title that is a fine book but didn't sell that well for the publisher. |
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14. IMAGES #13 Closeout Price! Our Highest Recommendation. Edited by Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr. "A handsomely-selected tasteful mix of the best, well mounted, printed. It has my vote for its long life." That's how Alex Toth described the first issue. Here's Jim: "I scour original source material—magazines and books—from before 1923 for the most beautiful and forgotten images by famous and forgotten illustrators. Using the best technology available today on museum quality stock...I try to give century-old art the benefit of modern reproduction technology and display these artists as they have never been seen before." Vadeboncoeur, 2014. Out of print....More. Item Code: IMA13 Soft Cover, 9x12, 64pg, Full Color |
| My partner in Bud Plant Illustrated Books passed away and left me with his remaining inventory. All issues are up to 75% off and others are on our top 100 sellers. #9 sold nearly as many as this one. |
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15. INFECTED BY ART Volume 12 Our Highest Recommendation. Edited by Tod Spoor and Bill Cox. Cover dust jacket painting by Ryan Pancoast, also one of the grand prize winners and featured in 'Body of Work'. "Volume 12 once again contains one of our most diverse groups of artists selected by our jury panel." 264 Artists are represented. Grand Prize Winners: Dug Stanat, Arantza Sestayo, Vanessa Lemen, Ryan Pancoast, Quintin Gleim. Traditional Painting Winners: Pancoast again, Annie Stegg, Sestayo again. Digital Painting Award Winners: Kaitlund Zupanic, Craig Elliott, Justin Gerard, Gleim again. Honorable Mention: Rob Rey, Gal Or, Ven Locklear, Aurore Folny. Dynamite, 2024....More. Item Code: INA12H Hard Cover, 9x11, 328pg, Full Color $39.99 |
| The latest release, helping to satisfy demand left when Spectrum stopped coming out. Includes a variant IX cover. |
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16. SPECTRUM FANTASTIC ART QUARTERLY MAGAZINE #3 Issue print run: 1000. Our Highest Recommendation. A profusely illustrated interview with Brom and Laurie Lee Brom. None of Brom’s work here has appeared in his art books; Laurie shares some of her most recent drop-dead-gorgeous gallery paintings. A lengthy appreciation of Bernie Wrightson covers his entire career, from growing up as a fan in Baltimore to his comics and film work to his collaborations with Stephen King. Frank Frazetta’s glowing opinion of him is featured in a sidebar and David Salcido also shares his memories of adapting Bernie’s "Mementos" painting into a movie — with Wrightson himself starring as the axe-wielding killer! Packed with rare Wrightson artwork. Spectrum/Underwood Books, 2023....More. Item Code: SPEQ03 Soft Cover, 12x12, 88pg, Partial Color |
| Sadly there is no plan to continue the magazine, but we were treated to three excellent issues. Very limited distribution, these just went to ourselves and one or two other retailers. |
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17. ILLUSTRATORS QUARTERLY #49 Gregory Manchess/Frank Cho Highly Recommended. Cover feature on the outstanding sci-fi and fantasy painter Gregory Manchess, who illustrated the final Conan novel from Wandering Star and has gone on to a major career in illustration. Comics and "good girl" artist Frank Cho gets the in-depth IQ treatment, including a new interview and lots of cool art. A visit to the studio of Hannah Gillingham, who's done posters for TV's Loki and Stranger Things and far more. Discover the history behind the Eternauts, the comic that inspired the Netflix series. And a complete episode of Wes Slade illustrated by creator George Stokes from the 1960s, a preview of the new book collection. Book Palace, 2025. ...More. Item Code: IQ49 Soft Cover, 9x11, 96pg, Full Color $30.00 |
| This only just came in but is already doing very well. Once again, with Diamond no longer handling Book Palace items, we may be the only source in the U.S.? |
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18. THE ART OF RON LESSER Volume 2 Dangerous Dames and Cover Dolls Highly Recommended. By Robert Deis. Foreword by Joe Jusko. Introduction by Dan Zimmer. In the late 1950s, while studying with the legendary art teacher Frank J. Reilly at the Art Students League in New York City, Ron Lesser embarked on a long career as one of America’s top illustration artists. Over the next four decades, his artwork was used for thousands of paperback book covers, movie posters, magazines, and advertisements. Many great artists once made a good living doing such illustration artwork and Ron Lesser is among the greatest. He’s also one of the few who are still alive and still painting. Subtropic Productions, 2024. ...More. Item Code: ARTRL02 Soft Cover, 8x11, 130pg, Full Color $39.99 |
| This was also done in hardcover with bonus material. Volume 1 is still available in hardcover and softcover. |
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19. BLACK & WHITE IMAGES Fourth Annual Collection Closeout Price! Limited, 2,000. Our Highest Recommendation. Edited by Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr. This fourth b&w annual features over 200 carefully selected works from the Golden Age of pen & ink illustration (1890-1922). Featuring fantastic reproductions of rare, classic art from the likes of Charles Sarka, W.T. Benda, Winsor McCay, Katharine Sturges Dodge, Willy Pogany, Herbert Railton, Rose O'Neill, J.M. Condé, Maynard Dixon, J. Allen St. John (15 pages from his rare pre-ERB fantasy, The Face in the Pool), W.R. Leigh, Gordon Grant and many others. It's a fabulous wealth of the best in pen-and-ink illustration, from fantasy to realism, to drama. Vadeboncoeur, 2008. Out of print....More. Item Code: IMAA04 Soft Cover, 9x12, 108pg, b&w |
| This was Jim Vadeboncoeur's second title, which due to the greater page count typically outsold Images Magazine. Our stock is getting low on this and Volume 5. #1-3 are sold out. |
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20. SPECTRUM Volume 19 Hardcover Closeout Price! Our Highest Recommendation. Edited by Cathy and Arnie Fenner. 300 diverse visionary artists, many world-renowned, including Michael Whelan, Donato Giancola, Leo & Diane Dillon, Kinuko Craft, and Peter de Sève. James Gurney (Dinotopia) is the featured Grand Master. Cover is by Brom. Here is the year's finest art, Gold, Silver and Bronze winners plus all carefully chosen runners up, picked by a jury of their peers. With art from books and book covers, graphic novels, video games, films, galleries, three-dimensional (statues, etc.) and advertising, Spectrum is truly an electrifying art book. Underwood Books, 2012. Out of print. ...More. Item Code: SPE19H Hard Cover, 9x12, 304pg, Full Color |
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21. ARTHUR ADAMS 2025 SKETCHBOOK Highly Recommended. Featuring beautiful black and white as well as color drawings of monsters and Ninja Turtles, Dejah Thoris and Star Wars characters, X-Men, The Hulk, The Fantastic Four. He's included many specialty drawings he did for "virgin" comic covers. also many full-detailed drawings. Zatana, Cat Woman, Universal monsters, Jonah Hex, Sandman's Death, Harley Quinn, Batman. Nice thick book, beautifully printed. Arthur Adams, 2025....More. Item Code: AA25 Soft Cover, 7x9, 112pg, Partial Color $30.00 |
| We may not have copies for much longer. |
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22. THE FANTASTIC WORLDS OF FRANK FRAZETTA 40th Anniversary Highly Recommended. Introduction by Dan Nadel. The bestselling $200 XL edition is now available in a smaller and much more affordable edition, This monograph is the most complete ever produced on the artist, done in collaboration with the Frazetta family and with top collectors. This has a LOT of material rarely or never before seen. Many nudes that Frank just did for himself are here; early work from his youth and early days in comics, Li’l Abner and Thunda pages, early comic book covers — all from his original art. There are also later advertising works never before collected, early paperback covers now shown from the paintings. Taschen, 2024....More. Item Code: FANWFRH Hard Cover, 6x9, 480pg, Partial Color $30.00 |
| This includes copies of the $200 XXL edition which remains available for $175. No $80 intermediate edition on this, strangely, Taschen went straight to a smaller $30 edition. |
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23. THE ART OF GEORGE WILSON Our Highest Recommendation. By Anthony Taylor. What made Dell Comics in general stand out from the competition, and what made many of their superhero and adventure comics so popular were their unique painted covers. And one man was responsible for all the very best of these. Finally here is a full-blown artbook of his career and work, with dozens and dozens of covers reproduced from the original paintings!! Wilson's covers harkened back to the era of pulp magazines but updated and more polished...and they were spectacularly eye-catching. He painted hundreds of covers for Classics Illustrated, The Twilight Zone, Ripley's Believe It or Not, Dr. Solar, Magnus Robot Fighter, Turok, Lost in Space, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, and Star Trek, to name but a few. Hermes, 2025....More. Item Code: ARTGWH Hard Cover, 9x12, 192pg, Full Color $75.00 |
| What a glorious book, all those wonderful Dell and Gold Key painted covers. Here's the man who created them. |
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24. SECRETS OF FRAZETTA TECHNIQUE AND METHODS OF MIKE HOFFMAN Signed Signed by Mike Hoffman! Recommended. Cover by Mike Hoffman. This new art book fully explains how Frank Frazetta used classical painting techniques in his paintings, with numerous examples shown. Also includes a gallery of works by the author describing how the same methods were used in his own work. An invaluable resource for artists and also the viewing audience, it's a pleasure to just look through this and learn how Frazetta used certain techniques to guide the viewer through his best paintings, as well as other illustration tips and lessons. Mike Hoffman, 2025....More. Item Code: SECFHS Soft Cover, 9x11, 76pg, Full Color $35.00 |
| We're pleased to be offering a variety of Mike's books now, including Inksplosion, a how-to book and his magazine Eyrie, all signed! |
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25. ILLUSTRATORS SPECIAL #18 THE U.S. WARREN ARTISTS Limited, 1500. Introduction by Guillermo Del Toro. Our Highest Recommendation. By Peter Richardson. This explores the careers of each featured artist, both their Warren and tons of non-Warren work. The ultimate guide to the U.S. artists who made Warren's Creepy, Eerie, Vampirella, 1984 and all the monster mags the best in the business. With the aid of friends, family, fans, historians and the artists themselves, the compelling stories of the talent who worked throughout the golden years of Warren Publishing. Featuring an absolutely stunning roster including Neal Adams, Bernie Wrightson, Richard Corben, Frank Frazetta, Angelo Torres, Basil Gogos, Russ Heath and many, many more. Book Palace, 2024....More. Item Code: ILLUSWH Hard Cover, 9x11, 400pg, Full Color $90.00 |
Art and Illustration: Sold out: ARTHUR ADAMS PRELIMINARY STUDIES Signed - Was overall #7. CONAN THE BARBARIAN COLOSSAL EDITION Barry Windsor-Smith Cover, plus Jim Lee and John Buscema variants. We’re told this could still be available, but our reorders have gone unfilled so we’ve delisted this for now. Overall was #9. |
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1. EC ARCHIVES The Complete Moon Girl Signed Bookplate signed by Grant, limited to 125! Collects #1-8 and Moon Girl stories in other EC titles, 1947-49. Highly Recommended. Edited by Grant Geissman. By Gardner Fox. Art by Sheldon Moldoff and Johnny Craig. The amazing adventures of Claire Lune and Lionel Manning — Moon Girl and the Prince — who together fend off invaders from other planets as well as fight crime. Moon Girl #5 had a story that looked forward to the great horror comics explosion of a few years later: "The Corpse with Will Power", one of two stories credited with starting the trend in horror comics at EC. This was EC Comics' one-and-only attempt at doing a superhero, or rather superheroine. Artist Shelly Moldoff co-created Moon Girl, after he'd long worked at DC Comics drawing Hawkman, The Black Pirate and numerous other adventure heroes. Dark Horse, 2025. ...More. Item Code: ECACMH Hard Cover, 9x11, 368pg, Full Color |
| Thanks to Grant's signed bookplate and the legion of EC fans on Facebook, this has sold very well. Never before collected with some great bonus material. |
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2. LOST MARVELS Volume 1 Tower of Shadows Collects the NEW material from #1-9, 1969-71. Our Highest Recommendation. By Stan Lee, Roy Thomas, Gerry Conway, Len Wein et al. In 1969, with its revolutionary superhero line well established, Marvel took a chance on the kind of supernatural, EC-style anthology series that had been banned since the formation of the Comics Code in the 1950s. Tower of Shadows began featuring entirely new stories with a staggering array of artists: Neal Adams, Jim Steranko, Barry Windsor-Smith, John Buscema, Berni Wrightson, Wally Wood, John Romita, Johnny Craig, Tom Sutton and others. Atmospheric gems of twisted suspense and sardonic horror. Fantagraphics, 2025....More. Item Code: LOST01H Hard Cover, 9x12, 176pg, Full Color $34.99 |
| Fantagraphics does it right, collecting fine but overlooked material. The Atlas Archives War Comics and Police Action were runners up. |
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3. EC COMICS LIBRARY WEIRD SCIENCE Volume 1 XXL w/Signed Bookplate Color bookplate limited to 100 & signed by Grant Geissman and 3 Gaines family members. Collects Weird Science #1-11, 1950-52. Oversized 11x16. Our Highest Recommendation. Edited by Grant Geissman. Art by Wood, Feldstein, Kamen, Orlando, Kurtzman et al. 30-page Introduction by Grant Geissman with lots of rare original art, photos, special artwork and more. Reproducing the initial eleven issues of the world’s first true science-fiction comic, this seminal collection exemplifies the genre’s Golden Age. Full of vivid artistry and narrative twists, the trailblazing series features wildly imaginative tales of nuclear apocalypse, interstellar adventures, and glittering utopias. Rather than recolor the artwork, this edition works with super-high-resolution photographs of each page as it was printed more than half a century ago, using modern retouching techniques to correct problems with the era’s inexpensive, imperfect printing. The result is a pristine product, keeping the character and feel of the classic issues, but freshly printed by a world-class press oversized, nearly twice the original size. Taschen, 2025. Rush Service and International shipping could require an additional charge....More. Item Code: ECLWS01H Hard Cover, 11x16, 462pg, Full Color |
| Taschen's second XXL EC release of Weird Fantasy has been delayed until sometime in 2026. Again, Grant generously did a signed bookplate for us. He edited this. |
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4. WALT DISNEY'S DONALD DUCK Donald Duck Finds Pirate Gold (Book 1) Collects Four Color #9, 29, WDC&S #31-33 & 35-36, Large Feature Book #7 and much more. Our Highest Recommendation. Volume 1 in The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library is, naturally, filled with firsts: Barks’s first comic book story (starring Pluto), the first Donald Duck story created for an American comic book (and also the first to see Donald and his nephews go on a treasure hunt), Barks’s first Donald 10-pager, Barks’s first truly solo Donald Duck story, and Barks’s first solo longer-form Donald Duck adventure (“The Mummy’s Ring”). With more than 200 pages of story and art, each meticulously restored and newly colored, and the insightful story notes by an international panel of Barks experts, this long-awaited collection of stories makes clear what generations of Disney fans have always known: Carl Barks's work as The Good Duck Artist is some of the greatest American cartooning in the history of comic books. Fantagraphics, 2025....More. Item Code: WD01H Hard Cover, 7x10, 240pg, Full Color |
| This is the rarest and the earliest Carl Barks Duck work, and Fantagraphics only now has collected it. |
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5. ATLAS ARTIST EDITION Volume 2 Al Williamson Complete Stories, 1955-60. Our Highest Recommendation. Edited by Dr. Michael J. Vassallo. Becoming a professional comics artist in 1948 at the age of 17, by 21 Al Williamson was so well-regarded he was recruited by EC Comics — the absolute peak of the field in the 1950s, and a team rarely challenged since. After the Comics Code forced EC to reduce their business, Williamson found himself at the door of Atlas Comics, the largest employer of freelancers in the field. Across 1955-57 and 1959-60, Williamson would draw 99 stories for Atlas (both solo and with help by "Fleagle Gang" studio cohorts Angelo Torres and Roy Krenkel, plus Gray Morrow and Ralph Mayo) in mostly western and fantasy genres, with a smattering of war, romance and "jungle girl adventure." HERE ARE EVERY ONE OF THOSE STORIES, SLIGHTLY OVERSIZED AND IN FULL COLOR! Fantagraphics, 2024....More. Item Code: ATLA02H Hard Cover, 10x13, 448pg, Full Color |
| This came out in 2024 but was a steady seller all through 2025. See all the Atlas Library and Arist Edtions, the Joe Maneely is also top notch. |
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6. CLASSIC SCI-FI COMICS Volume 9 Wolverton 2 Almost Gone! Collects stories from Target Comics #17-34, Amazing Man Comics #25-26, and more, 1941-53. Highly Recommended. Basil Wolverton was a master at caricaturing the human face and body and his drawings have elicited a wide range of reactions — he even described himself as a "Producer of Preposterous Pictures of Peculiar People who Prowl this Perplexing Planet." Preferring to work with pen and ink, Wolverton's lack of artistic schooling gave his drawings an otherworldly appearance. There was no other artist at the time who drew like him! PS Artbooks, 2025. Out of print....More. Item Code: PSSC09 Soft Cover, 7x10, 184pg, Full Color $32.99 |
| The hardcover sold out but we have more softcovers due any day now. Basil Wolverton issue. |
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7. BLACK CAT COMICS Volume 1 Collects #1-4, 1946-51. Highly Recommended. Art by Lee Elias, Joe Kubert, Joe Simon et al. This collection stars Hollywood stunt woman turned sexy costumed crime fighter, Linda Turner — better known as the daring Black Cat! Watch as she takes on gangsters, spies, and villains with her acrobatic skills, sharp wit, and fearless determination. A true gem of 1940s comic book history, our heroine starred in 30 issues of her own title and dozens of other appearances before the title switched to horror. She was revived in the 60s for another run. Fun, light-hearted stories starring a vivacious, sexy, and unique leading lady. I love the motocycle cover on #1, which they've used on the cover here: that's pure iconic Black Cat! - Bud. PS Artbooks, 2025. ...More. Item Code: BLACC01 Soft Cover, 7x10, 208pg, Full Color $32.99 |
| A personal favorite of mine, a Golden Age heroine popular with all ages, and both guys and girls, I would think. Fun stuff. Wonderful to see these collected. |
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8. THE SINCEREST FORM OF PARODY New Printing. Highly Recommended. By Jack Davis, Will Elder, Norman Maurer, Carl Hubbell, William Overgard, Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers, Bill Everett, Al Hartley, Ross Andru and Mike Esposito, Hy Fleischman, Jay Disbrow, Howard Nostrand, and Bob Powell. When Mad became a surprise hit as a comic book in 1953 other comics publishers were quick to jump onto the bandwagon, eventually bringing out a dozen imitations with titles like Flip, Whack, Nuts, Crazy, Wild, Riot, Eh, Unsane, Bughouse, and Get Lost. This collects the best and the funniest material from these comics, including parodies of movies (20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, From Here To Eternity), TV shows (What's My Line, The Late Show), comic strips (Little Orphan Annie, Rex Morgan), novels (I, the Jury), plays (Come Back, Little Sheba), advertisements (Rheingold Beer, Charles Atlas), classic literature ("The Lady or the Tiger"), and history (Pancho Villa). Some of this is so good you'd have thought it was done in Mad! Some didn't even try for parody, but instead published odd, goofy, off-the-wall stories. Fantagraphics, 2025....More. Item Code: SINCF Soft Cover, 8x11, 208pg, Full Color |
| Frist published in 2012, the best of all of Mad's imitators. And several of the EC artists are in here, too. |
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9. THE SPAWN OF VENUS AND OTHER STORIES Our Highest Recommendation. This mouth-watering collection of 26 stories features the finest (and rarest!) science fiction stories Wallace Wood ever drew — more than two dozen! Wood's meticulously detailed, genre-defining brushwork introduces you to breathtaking planetary vistas, terrifying aliens, and sleek rocket ships surging with the power to conquer the stars. Our title story is a rarity that never appeared in any EC comic. Written and drawn for a 3-D comic that was canceled before it could be printed, it's here in easy-on-the-eyes 2-D. Wood's most iconic story, "My World", is a stunning showcase of the preternatural talent and technique he brought to all his stories. Also included is his trilogy of Ray Bradbury adaptations — "Home to Stay," "There Will Come Soft Rains..." and "Mars Is Heaven!" — plus "He Walked Among Us," a "what if...?" variation on Bradbury's "The Man" from The Illustrated Man. Fantagraphics, 2025....More. Item Code: SPAWVH Hard Cover, 7x10, 248pg, b&w |
| Wally Wood, his best EC sci-fi stories. Doesn't get better than this. |
Comic Archives: Sold out: SKY MASTERS OF THE SPACE FORCE The Complete Sunday Strips in Color published overseas, this was a new edition of a superlative effort a few years ago. Also now sold out. (Overall #12). |
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1. EC FAN ADDICT #7 Signed Almost Gone! Color Bookplate signed by Roger (in facsimile) and by Grant, limited to 250! Our Highest Recommendation. Edited by Grant Geissman and the late Roger Hill. This 120-page issue (bargain priced at $16) features a portfolio of pre-EC art by Jack Davis, an interview with the legendary publisher of the 1960s and 1970s prozine (and first-generation EC fan) Bill Spicer, a portfolio of Gary Arlington’s “What If?” EC covers released as part of his 1970s Nickel Library series, an article on collecting Humbug/Harvey Kurtzman-related collectibles, a 1958 interview with Kurtzman conducted by John Benson and Larry Ivie, another installment of "The EC Collector," an interview with the notorious Dr. Fredric Wertham about his final book, The World of Fanzines: A Special Form of Communication, a vintage 1967 visit with Frank Frazetta, and much more! Fantagraphics, 2025. Out of print. ...More. Item Code: ECF07S Soft Cover, 8x11, 120pg, Partial Color $16.00 |
| We hope this won't be the last issue. Grant Geissman, who signed the bookplates, has taken prelim work by late editor Roger Hill and produced both #6 and #7. A must-have for an EC fan. |
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2. 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 |
| The best look at Dave Stevens since the long sold-out Underwood volume. Can't recommend it enough. |
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3. HORROR FROM THE CRYPT OF FEAR Volume 18 Highly Recommended. Art by XNO, Monte Wolverton, Angelo Torres, et al. All new, extra large, perfect bound, wrap around cover. Celebrate the 31st Anniversary of HFTCOF....a history of this classic EC zine. Bill Gaines' only File Copy of Vault #12 by Thommy Burns. GhouLunatic Galleries by Paul Wee, Al Feldstein and Bill Stout. The history of Dennis Cunningham's horror zine Weirdom that published the first Richard Corben work. Shock SuspenStories issue by issue. Picto-Fiction examined by the late Roger Hill. A History of Horror by Lou Russo. The EC Giveaway comics by Thommy Burns. The wedding of Nuemanstein by Ken Hooper. 1982 EC Dimension Convention photo album by Bill Leach. Bill Leach, 2025....More. Item Code: HFTC18 Soft Cover, 5x9, 124pg, Partial Color $15.00 |
| Uber-EC fan Bill Leach's ode to everything EC, with new work in the tradition also. Not widely distributed but Bill likes us. Back issues available. |
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4. HORROR FROM THE CRYPT OF FEAR Volume 15 Closeout Price! Highly Recommended. The biggest issue yet: 138 pages with 58 pages in gory color! Mr. Monster artist Michael T. Gilbert gives us an illustrated account of his childhood neighbor George Evans; Dennis Cunningham, 1960's publisher of Weirdom and Tales from the Plague shares another pre-code inspired horror story. Lou Russo gives us an EC inspired tale "The Legacy of Man" and an illustration of Fredric Wertham that is accompanied by the "Seduction of The Innocent Bibliographical Note" listing ALL of the comic book publishers called out in his book. Bill Leach Collectibles, 2023....More. Item Code: HFTC15 Squarebound, 5.5x8.5, 138pg, Partial Color |
| A second Bill Leach issue, EC Lives! |
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5. COMIC BOOK CREATOR #39 Thomas Yeates Our Highest Recommendation. Thomas Yeates grants a career-spanning interview about attending the Kubert School’s first graduating class, his start at DC on Swamp Thing, Eclipse Comics work (including the Michael Jackson/Captain EO comic!), and becoming the greatest adventure comic strip cartoonist of the last 30 years, on Zorro, Tarzan, and to this day, the Prince Valiant Sunday Page! Greg Potter discusses his ‘70s Warren horror comics and ‘80s reboot of Wonder Woman with George Pérez. Artist Warren Kremer is celebrated by Mark Arnold in a biographical essay. TwoMorrows, 2025....More. Item Code: CBCR39 Magazine, 8x11, 84pg, Partial Color $10.95 |
| Excellent magazine, you saw the Dave Stevens above. This special Yeates issue also did very well—he draws the Prince Valiant Sunday page now. |
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6. CRYPTOLOGY #2 Almost Gone! Highly Recommended. Twomorrow's newest magazine — now devoted to horror in comics and cinema — is back with Roger Hill’s conversation with diabolical horror (and superhero) comics artist Don Heck! Then, Steven Kronenberg breaks down his favorite severed hand films! Barry Forshaw brings back the otherworldly horrors of Hammer’s Quatermass, while Tim Leese spends more Hammer Time on that studio’s output. Then, editor Peter Normanton prepares a viewing of horror-inspired covers from the Shadow’s own 1940s comic book, with plenty by the master Bob Powell! TwoMorrows, 2025. Out of print....More. Item Code: CRY02 Magazine, 8x11, 84pg, Full Color $10.95 |
| #1 is sold out, but this has proved a popular new series from TwoMorrows and each issue has done well. |
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1. DAVID WRIGHT'S CAROL DAY SHOWCASE Limited, 500. Our Highest Recommendation. Some of the very finest pen & ink that we have ever seen. This is amazing artwork in the tradition of Alex Raymond and Al Williamson. It's the story of a smart and strikingly beautiful young woman who decides to go into modeling but has all kinds of adventures, passionate connections and exotic travels along the way. It ran from 1956 to 1967, one of the finest-drawn strips on both sides of the Atlantic! Entirely from the original art for each carefully selected daily strip with large, satisfying and top quality reproduction, two strips to each oversized, oblong page. - Bud. Book Palace, 2025....More. Item Code: DAVCD Soft Cover, 12x9, 84pg, b&w $35.00 |
| Another sleeper from England, on an artist even we'd never heard of. But he's a master of fine line and the book's done well, as has a super-limited edition [DAVCDD. $250] with episodes of the strips. |
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2. ALLEY OOP AND KING SOLOMON'S MINES 1944 V.T. Hamlin Daily strips, 1944. Highly Recommended. Alley Oop has lost his memory! Why is he surrounded by cats? How will he find King Solomon’s Mines? And can he be brought back home by the Caveman Rescue Squad? And if that weren’t enough, when Alley’s giant pet dinosaur gets sick it’s even more mayhem! Wonderful wartme work by Hamlin, at the height of his art skills and his storytelling prowess. Acoustic Learning, 2025....More. Item Code: ALLE44 Soft Cover, 11x7, 160pg, b&w $27.50 |
| Alley didn't break the top 50, but this and many other titles have sold steadily over the year. |
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3. PRINCE VALIANT Volume 29 1993-1994. By Cullen Murphy and John Murphy. Val and Sir Gawain in North Africa; A traitor in control of Aleta's Misty Isles; The wedding of Karen and Vanni; The adventures of three queens and a princess; Val's quest for the truth-compelling Shield of Achilles! Plus, PV scholar and translator Dr. Uwe Baumann on Prince Valiant in the early 1990s. Fantagraphics, 2025....More. Item Code: PV29H Hard Cover, 10x14, 112pg, Full Color |
| We've dropped some of the older volumes but some remain, along with several of the slipcased sets. Volume 30 is now in stock. |
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1. HEAVY METAL MAGAZINE #1 Frank Frazetta Cover Highly Recommended. Heavy Metal Magazine is back! Heavier than ever! more a book than a magazine, with a massive 232 pages of art, stories, special features and more. This relaunch brings the world's greatest illustrated magazine back to the forefront of comics. One of the magazine's original line-up of legends, Enki Bilal returns with the English language adaptation of his acclaimed BUG series. Michael Conrad (Hello Darkness, In Bloom) teams Greek comics legend, Ilias Kyriazis (Collapser, What We Wished For), for an all-new series entitled Millstone. The outrageous Burton & Cyb returns with "Poor Monsters" by Antonio Segura and Jose Ortiz, as well as Vicente Segrelles' classic, The Mercenary. The English language debut of Janevsky's cult sci-fi heroine, Sixella. Guido Crepax' classic character Valentina returns by the hands of writer/artist Sergio Gerasi. Artist profile on Greg Hildebrandt. Includes 14 Variant Covers. Heavy Metal, 2025. Mature Readers....More. Item Code: HM01F Magazine, 8x11, 230pg, Partial Color $14.99 |
| Also done were a Hildebrandt cover and a Palumbo cover. Impressive start to the new restart of the vernerable magazine that began in 1977, as a U.S. version of the French magazine Metal Hurlant, co-founded by Moebius and JP Dionnet. |
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2. HOGAN'S ALLEY MAGAZINE #24 Highly Recommended. A fascinating history of Tijuana bibles includes the original LIVE models posing! Why the iconic Barbie failed to hit in comics. The comics career of Laurel and Hardy and Bob Hope’s side gig in comic books. Emancipated female star Flyin' Jenny by Russell Keaton and Marc Swayze. A look at little-known aspects of “Peanuts” and Charles Schulz, an exploration of Thunderboy, the very first black superhero decades before The Black Panther. Who was the first superhero? It was Hugo Hercules by western painter W.H.D. Koerner! Gary Hallgren teams up with Rosanne Barr for a lost comics collaboration. Bull Moose, 2025. Mature Readers....More. Item Code: HA24 Magazine, 8x11, 144pg, Partial Color $7.50 |
| Comic stores didn't get this, due to Diamond's bankruptcy. We brought in more copies and this had done very well. |
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3. HEAVY METAL MAGAZINE #2 Brom Cover Recommended. Heavy Metal is back, from a new publisher and beginning with #1 in a quality format with 232 pages of new and classic work! Writing duo Leah Moore and John Reppion pen Taarna's ongoing adventures, art by Anna Morozova. The sword wielding warrior "Gladiatrix" returns for Part 2 of an ongoing adventure by John Stanisci (Batman Beyond). Burton & Cyb return by Antonio Segura and Jose Ortiz. Janevsky's cult sci-fi heroine "Sixella" continues. Guido Crepax's classic character Valentina returns by Sergio Gerasi. One of the magazine's original legends, Enki Bilal, continues with his acclaimed BUG series. Tim Vigil and David Quinn give us "Primeval" and much more! Heavy Metal, 2025. Mature Readers....More. Item Code: HM02B Magazine, 8x11, 200pg, Partial Color $14.99 |
| The second new issue also did very well, with variant covers by Patrick Reilly and Brom. |
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4. SCIENCE FICTION ODYSSEY Magazine #1 From 1971. Highly Recommended. By Gardner Fox, Harry Harrison, Larry Niven and Terry Carr. Cover & art by Jeff Jones, along with art by Michael Kaluta, Berni Wrightson, Bruce Jones, Rich Buckler, Jack Katz, Vince Colletta, and Chic Stone. For the first time ever, Skywald's famous, never printed magazine!! This would have been the first adult Sci-Fi comic since EC's Incredible Science Fiction, but the belief of the publishers, Sol Brodsky ("Sky", who was a long time Marvel production person) and Israel Waldman ("Wald"), that SF just didn't sell plus budgetary constraints, meant the magazine was withdrawn, although only after film had been made and just before delivery to the printers! PS Artbooks, 2025....More. Item Code: SFOM01 Comic, 7x10, 68pg, b&w $22.99 |
| The magazine that never was, assembled but never published and filled with bright young talent from the early 70s. |
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5. METAL HURLANT Volume 1 Old Dreams, Young Visions Highly Recommended. Art by Moebius, Philippe Druillet, Caza, Peeters, Gal, Schuiten, Snejbjerg, LeClerc and many, many more. Introduction by publisher Fabrice Giger. A book-sized, 274-page collection! 50 years after the debut of Metal Hurlant in France, the iconic and genre-defining publication is finally coming to the English language, and in bigger and bolder form than ever before: as a quarterly anthology published by Humanoids. Each volume will feature one-of-a-kind, otherworldly, literary experience, expertly curated from archival material from the original '70s and '80s run, along with top A-list and up-and-coming creators from around the globe. Humanoids, 2025....More. Item Code: METH01 Soft Cover, 8x10, 272pg, Full Color |
| Glad to see this do so well. This is the best of the magazine from France that spawned Heavy Metal. #2 came in a little lower on the sellers. |
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6. TALES OF PARANOIA R. Crumb Recommended. The first new R. Crumb comic book in 23 years, including the final Dirty Laundry story, drawn by Crumb with a script written with Aline Kominsky-Crumb before her death in 2022! The seminal cartoonist who single-handedly invented the alternative comics format of the one-person anthology in 1967 with Zap Comix #1 returns at age 81, still raging at the world and himself, still drawing like a master, and still funny... well, mostly. In his latest comics excursion, Crumb dives down into internet conspiracies, the CIA, Covid-19, Big Pharma, and general news rabbit-holes, and comes up asking questions. Fantagraphics, 2025....More. Item Code: TALPA Soft Cover, 6x10, 36pg, b&w $5.99 |
| New R. Crumb and one of the first Underground Comix we've seen in ages. Even though just recently published, this has done very well. |
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1. FOLD-ON ARCHIVAL BOOK JACKETS 10-Inch (10) 10x21. Ideal for rare and valuable books, these clear covers protect from tears, folds, stains, and any general edge wear. Takes less than 60 seconds to put on. Made from chemically stable Super-Clear 1.5-mil polyester film with a specially formulated pH-neutral PVA adhesive—premium protection without losing the brilliance of the jacket graphics! Fully adjustable and fits up to that size; i.e., 10" fits any book up to ten-inches tall. Sold ten per size. Brodart....More. Item Code: JAF10 10x21, 10 covers $10.95 |
| Always our most popular dust jacket cover, good for conventional smaller books, followed by 12" size, good for art books. Protect your books! When we buy collections, the guys that used these always offer us the best condition copies. |
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2. PLASTIC BAGS Paperback Book (100) 5x7-3/8. Fits short and standard paperbacks up to 300 pages. Our most popular size....More. Item Code: PB 5x7-3/8, 100 bags $8.00 |
| Always our best seller among the many plastic bags we handle. Still at pre-inflation prices. Next most popular: Silver Age/Regular bags. |
Misc: THE SELECTED LETTERS OF PHILIP K DICK 1980-1982 - Was overall #8. A dealer bought our last ones but we offered this for several years at a steal of a price. Our best-selling calendars were several of the adult titles. Non-adult was Boris and Julie Bell, now sold out. Honorable Mention: These would have made the top 50-100 listings but sold out: Frazetta Book Cover Art Middle Earth Visions of a Modern Myth by Donato Giancola Back Issue #160 – Summer Fun Swimsuit issue Horror from the Crypt of Fear #16 |
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ELFQUEST COVERS 1978-2022 Hardcover |
MISTY 45 YEARS OF FEAR |
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Two Walter Foster How-To-Draw sets, also The Nude; Spectrum Fantastic Art set, Valerian and Laureline set of 7, L’Enfer des Bulles (Girls of the Comics), From the Tomb set of 8, Penthouse Comix sets, Kiss Comix set (Spanish), Deadline Magazine set (British), Toxic! Set, Blast Magazine Set, Crisis set, Skeleton Crew set, two and Doug Wildey’s Rio, regular and signed deluxe! Plus Nine Little Orphan Annie hardcovers from the 1930s… |
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