Comic books in 'Binding: saddle stitched'

Cover by Erik Wilson. "Late Summer Shadows" Written by Rick Hautala, Art by Glenn Chadbourne; "Comes The Night Wind, Cold and Hungry" Adapted by Edward Lee, Original story by Gene Michael Higney, Art by Erik Wilson; "Stickman" Adapted by Erik Wilson and Will Renfro, Story by Richard Laymon. Saddle stitched magazine, 48 Pages, B&W. Cover price $3.95.

Cover by Erik Wilson. "The Corn Dolly" Adapted by Glenn Chadbourne, Story by Al Sarrantonio; "Cancer Alley" Adapted by Eric Powell, Story by Nancy A. Collins; "The Oaken Door" Written by Daniel D. Burr, Art by Glenn Chadbourne. Saddle stitched magazine, 56 Pages, B&W. Cover price $3.95.

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Promotional store giveaway promoting Banned Books Week in 2015 by the CBLDF. Illustrated text essay. 6 1/2-in. x 10 1/4-in., 12 pages, full color.

Originally part of the Renegade Legion Centurion Blood and Steel boxed set. Harbingers of Death is a scenario gaming module complete with stats, storylines and data sheets. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 48 pages, B&W.

Summer 1990. Magazine about the series Thunderbirds. Features interviews with production crew and cast, cross-sections, comic strips and more! 40 pages, PC/B&W.

Autumn 1990. Magazine about the series Thunderbirds. Features interviews with production crew and cast, cross-sections, comic strips and more! 40 pages, PC/B&W.

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Winter 1990. Magazine about the series Thunderbirds. Features interviews with production crew and cast, cross-sections, comic strips and more! 40 pages, PC/B&W.

Spring 1991. Magazine about the series Thunderbirds. Features interviews with production crew and cast, cross-sections, comic strips and more! 40 pages, PC/B&W.

Summer 1991. Magazine about the series Thunderbirds. Features interviews with production crew and cast, cross-sections, comic strips and more! 40 pages, PC/B&W.

Autumn 1991. Magazine about the series Thunderbirds. Features interviews with production crew and cast, cross-sections, comic strips and more! 40 pages, PC/B&W.

Summer 1992. Magazine about the series Thunderbirds. Features interviews with production crew and cast, cross-sections, comic strips and more! 40 pages, PC/B&W.

Photos of the Chicago Exposition in B&W. 10-in. x 7-in. 64 Pages

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Issue 2 - 1st Printing. 8.5" x 10.5", 36 pages, B&W. -Mature Readers-

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Gold Expanded Edition - Limited to 600 Copies.

Published by The Waverly Press in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim. 48 pages, B&W. NOTE: I have waited 43 years to see Cerebus No.1 the way it was supposed to look. Thanks to Sean Michael Robinson and The Waverly Press that wait is now over." - Dave Sim

Story and art by Dave Sims. Art Restoration by Sean Michael Robinson.

In December 1977, Deni Loubert published Cerebus No.1, Dave Sims comic book that followed the adventures of a short-tempered, barbarian Aardvark. Originally conceived as a parody of Barry Windsor-Smiths masterfully illustrated Conan the Barbarian (which was a big hit for Marvel Comics in the 1970s), Sim quickly developed his own voice as a storyteller and illustrator, eventually abandoning the typical self-contained, single-issue adventures, in favor of elaborate story-arcs spanning dozens of issues.

The early 1980s saw the popularity of Cerebus rapidly grow, igniting a revolution among self-motivated artists and storytellers who were looking for ways to go it alone, outside of the corporate structure of the big two publishers of the day, Marvel and DC Comics. Dave Sim, by now regarded as the leading maverick in the field, helped pave the way for a new generation of self-publishers, including Kevin Eastman and Peter Lairds Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jeff Smiths Bone, Colleen Dorans A Distant Soil, and the Image Comics revolution! Along the way, Cerebus cemented its place as one of the most intelligently written, and influential comic books of all time.

Though the series ended in 2004 with issue No. 300 after more than 6,000 pages of story and art, Cerebus still enjoys a loyal following of readers to this day. In fact, intense collector demand has driven prices of the first issue to thousands of dollars!

The Waverly Press, in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim, present this groundbreaking series, from the moment where it all began, with stunning, remastered art, available in two editions. The STANDARD 24 page book reproduces the original 1977 edition as Dave Sim intended. The 48 page EXPANDED edition features the original story with an additional 24 pages of art and rarities from the Cerebus Archive, with all new captions by Dave Sim. The 48 page expanded edition comes in two cover variants, the GOLD cover, and PLATINUM signed & numbered cover. The Waverly Press editions were produced in very limited quantities and will not be reprinted or widely distributed.

Cover price $20.00.

Platinum Expanded (and Signed) Edition - Limited to 800 Copies.

Published by The Waverly Press in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim. 48 pages, B&W. NOTE: I have waited 43 years to see Cerebus No.1 the way it was supposed to look. Thanks to Sean Michael Robinson and The Waverly Press that wait is now over." - Dave Sim

Story and art by Dave Sims. Art Restoration by Sean Michael Robinson.

In December 1977, Deni Loubert published Cerebus No.1, Dave Sims comic book that followed the adventures of a short-tempered, barbarian Aardvark. Originally conceived as a parody of Barry Windsor-Smiths masterfully illustrated Conan the Barbarian (which was a big hit for Marvel Comics in the 1970s), Sim quickly developed his own voice as a storyteller and illustrator, eventually abandoning the typical self-contained, single-issue adventures, in favor of elaborate story-arcs spanning dozens of issues.

The early 1980s saw the popularity of Cerebus rapidly grow, igniting a revolution among self-motivated artists and storytellers who were looking for ways to go it alone, outside of the corporate structure of the big two publishers of the day, Marvel and DC Comics. Dave Sim, by now regarded as the leading maverick in the field, helped pave the way for a new generation of self-publishers, including Kevin Eastman and Peter Lairds Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jeff Smiths Bone, Colleen Dorans A Distant Soil, and the Image Comics revolution! Along the way, Cerebus cemented its place as one of the most intelligently written, and influential comic books of all time.

Though the series ended in 2004 with issue No. 300 after more than 6,000 pages of story and art, Cerebus still enjoys a loyal following of readers to this day. In fact, intense collector demand has driven prices of the first issue to thousands of dollars!

The Waverly Press, in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim, present this groundbreaking series, from the moment where it all began, with stunning, remastered art, available in two editions. The STANDARD 24 page book reproduces the original 1977 edition as Dave Sim intended. The 48 page EXPANDED edition features the original story with an additional 24 pages of art and rarities from the Cerebus Archive, with all new captions by Dave Sim. The 48 page expanded edition comes in two cover variants, the GOLD cover, and PLATINUM signed & numbered cover. The Waverly Press editions were produced in very limited quantities and will not be reprinted or widely distributed.

Cover price $30.00.

Promotional Copy Edition - Limited to 200 Copies.

Published by The Waverly Press in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim. 48 pages, B&W. NOTE: "This is what Cerebus No. 1 was supposed to look like back in 1977." Dave Sim, 2020

Story and art by Dave Sims. Art Restoration by Sean Michael Robinson.

In December 1977, Deni Loubert published Cerebus No.1, Dave Sims comic book that followed the adventures of a short-tempered, barbarian Aardvark. Originally conceived as a parody of Barry Windsor-Smiths masterfully illustrated Conan the Barbarian (which was a big hit for Marvel Comics in the 1970s), Sim quickly developed his own voice as a storyteller and illustrator, eventually abandoning the typical self-contained, single-issue adventures, in favor of elaborate story-arcs spanning dozens of issues.

The early 1980s saw the popularity of Cerebus rapidly grow, igniting a revolution among self-motivated artists and storytellers who were looking for ways to go it alone, outside of the corporate structure of the big two publishers of the day, Marvel and DC Comics. Dave Sim, by now regarded as the leading maverick in the field, helped pave the way for a new generation of self-publishers, including Kevin Eastman and Peter Lairds Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jeff Smiths Bone, Colleen Dorans A Distant Soil, and the Image Comics revolution! Along the way, Cerebus cemented its place as one of the most intelligently written, and influential comic books of all time.

Though the series ended in 2004 with issue No. 300 after more than 6,000 pages of story and art, Cerebus still enjoys a loyal following of readers to this day. In fact, intense collector demand has driven prices of the first issue to thousands of dollars!

The Waverly Press, in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim, present this groundbreaking series, from the moment where it all began, with stunning, remastered art, available in two editions. The STANDARD 24 page book reproduces the original 1977 edition as Dave Sim intended. The 48 page EXPANDED edition features the original story with an additional 24 pages of art and rarities from the Cerebus Archive, with all new captions by Dave Sim. The 48 page expanded edition comes in two cover variants, the GOLD cover, and PLATINUM signed & numbered cover. The Waverly Press editions were produced in very limited quantities and will not be reprinted or widely distributed.

Add to cart NM 9.4 $2.60 View scan	Add to cart NM 9.4 $2.60 View scan	Add to cart NM- 9.2 $2.50	Add to cart NM- 9.2 $2.50
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Add to cart VF- 7.5 $7.49	Add to cart VF- 7.5 $7.49	Add to cart CGC 9.8 $40.00 View scans Paper: White Red Edition. Includes two cards. Label #3839362025 Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout.

Remastered Edition - Red Standard Cover - Limited Copies Available.

Published by The Waverly Press in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim. 24 pages, B&W. NOTE: "This is what Cerebus No. 1 was supposed to look like back in 1977." Dave Sim, 2020

Story and art by Dave Sims. Art Restoration by Sean Michael Robinson.

In December 1977, Deni Loubert published Cerebus No.1, Dave Sims comic book that followed the adventures of a short-tempered, barbarian Aardvark. Originally conceived as a parody of Barry Windsor-Smiths masterfully illustrated Conan the Barbarian (which was a big hit for Marvel Comics in the 1970s), Sim quickly developed his own voice as a storyteller and illustrator, eventually abandoning the typical self-contained, single-issue adventures, in favor of elaborate story-arcs spanning dozens of issues.

The early 1980s saw the popularity of Cerebus rapidly grow, igniting a revolution among self-motivated artists and storytellers who were looking for ways to go it alone, outside of the corporate structure of the big two publishers of the day, Marvel and DC Comics. Dave Sim, by now regarded as the leading maverick in the field, helped pave the way for a new generation of self-publishers, including Kevin Eastman and Peter Lairds Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jeff Smiths Bone, Colleen Dorans A Distant Soil, and the Image Comics revolution! Along the way, Cerebus cemented its place as one of the most intelligently written, and influential comic books of all time.

Though the series ended in 2004 with issue No. 300 after more than 6,000 pages of story and art, Cerebus still enjoys a loyal following of readers to this day. In fact, intense collector demand has driven prices of the first issue to thousands of dollars!

The Waverly Press, in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim, present this groundbreaking series, from the moment where it all began, with stunning, remastered art, available in two editions. The STANDARD 24 page book reproduces the original 1977 edition as Dave Sim intended. The 48 page EXPANDED edition features the original story with an additional 24 pages of art and rarities from the Cerebus Archive, with all new captions by Dave Sim. The 48 page expanded edition comes in two cover variants, the GOLD cover, and PLATINUM signed & numbered cover. The Waverly Press editions were produced in very limited quantities and will not be reprinted or widely distributed.

Cover price $10.00.

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Collector's Edition - Limited Quantities available.

There is a long tradition going back decades, of comic-book collectors and fans filling up sketchbooks with original drawings by their favorite artists. For many comic-convention-goers, collecting these sketches is the highlight of the convention experience.

This Cerebus Sketchbook was created to further enhance this experience for the most serious Cerebus collector. Now you have a dedicated Cerebus the Aardvark sketchbook, with blank pages ready to be filled from cover to cover with drawings of everyone's favorite Aardvark!

Dave Sims also includes an address inside for fans to mail him copies (along with any interesting stories behind the drawings) for inclusion in his permanent Cerebus Archive.

Includes 12 blank pages and a blank cover for convention sketches. The last page features Cerebus, art by Dave Sims, 2010

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Written by Peter Simeti, art by Kevin Christensen. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $3.99.

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Halloween Comic Fest Special Edition - Written by Stan Lee, Sharad Devarajan, Gotham Chopra, and Ashwin Pande. Art by Brittany L. Williams, Anderson Mahanski, Dave Bardin, and Thiago Vale. Straight from the Free Comic Book Day release and based on the animated shorts seen on Angry Birds ToonsTV with over 30 Million views worldwide, Chakra the Invincible is the latest superhero from legendary creator, Stan Lee. Join Chakra and his friends for a very special Halloween as Dr. Singh sits you down by the campfire and tells you about some of Chakra's most sinister villains and spookiest adventures! 32 pages, full color.

Created by Stan Lee, Sharad Devarajan and Gotham Chopra, story by Ashwin Pande and Merrill Hagan. Cover price $2.99.

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Created by Stan Lee, Sharad Devarajan and Gotham Chopra, story by Ashwin Pande and Merrill Hagan. Cover price $2.99.

Created by Stan Lee, Sharad Devarajan and Gotham Chopra, story by Ashwin Pande and Merrill Hagan. Cover price $2.99.

Created by Stan Lee, Sharad Devarajan and Gotham Chopra, story by Ashwin Pande and Merrill Hagan. Cover price $2.99.

Created by Stan Lee, Sharad Devarajan and Gotham Chopra, story by Ashwin Pande and Merrill Hagan. Cover price $2.99.

Created by Stan Lee, Sharad Devarajan and Gotham Chopra, story by Ashwin Pande and Merrill Hagan. Cover price $2.99.

Pirates Then & Now! A gripping review of 300 years of piracy as practiced by yesterday's colorful corsairs and today's well-armed terrorists. The scourge of piracy at sea! From Notorious Captain Kidd to modern buccaneers murderously plaguing today's seas, piracy once again ranks as the greatest international threat to seaborne travel. 96 pages, PC/B&W. Cover price $5.95.

UK Edition, price is in Pence. Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Jack Abel. "The Creature From The End Of Time!", script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Keith Giffen, inks by John Celardo; A giant box appears in Toronto; The Challengers, accompanied by Swamp Thing and Deadman, investigate; When Deadman tries to enter the box it opens and releases a monster; After they kill the monster, they haul the box and carcass to Challenger Mountain where tests indicate the box is from the future; The heroes fly to Rip Hunter's desert lab, which appears abandoned; Swamp Thing pushes a button and Rip's Time Sphere appears with a skeleton inside; They use the time sphere to travel to 12,000,000 AD; Amidst crumbling ruins they are surrounded by future-men and Rip Hunter in rags and a crown. Continued from last issue; continues next issue. 36 pgs., full color. 12p.

UK Edition. Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Frank Giacoia. "The War at Time's End," script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Keith Giffen, inks by John Celardo; In the present, Prof is wheelchair-bound in Challenger Mountain, and attacked by a mutant lizard from the future; Future-boxes keep releasing monsters around the world; Red (who quit) battles some in the streets; In the future, Rocky, Ace, June, Swamp Thing, and Deadman find Rip Hunter (and his crew) are brainwashed pawns of the despotic Sunset Lords; After a fight, they're overwhelmed and captured; But Deadman, sneaking around in a borrowed body, meets Lucas Lawspeaker and his rebels.

UK Edition. Cover pencils by Alex Saviuk, inks by Dick Giordano. "Twelve Million Years To Twilight," script by Gerry Conway and Carla Conway, pencils by Keith Giffen, inks by John Celardo; In 12,000,000 AD, Ace, Rocky, and June make a prison-break, while Swamp Thing holds back mutants; Back in 1978, Prof is saved from a monster when Red returns, cranks up the lab temperature, and cooks the monster, as the Justice League routs the remaining monsters; In the future, the Challs reach the breeder labs and blow them up as Swamp Thing battles the giant Persuader; Lawspeaker - the leader of the rebellion - arrives with the cavalry, his rebel Sky Riders; The Sunset Lords try to destroy the city, but Deadman possesses Rip Hunter to destroy their weapon and the heroes head home. Last issue of the revival. Includes a cutaway map of Challenger Mountain.

Module #404 - By Andy Robinson. Put some punch in your old scenario, or begin a new adventure! CHALLENGES FOR CHAMPIONS is an invaluable play supplement for CHAMPIONS. It gives you 10 action packed scenarios plus tops for adapting these adventures to guarantee your heroes maximum excitement! Scenarios include background and players' information, plot outline, maps, descriptions of 17 NPCs and more! Softcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 64 pages, B&W.

UK Edition. Cover pencils by Marie Severin, inks by Bill Everett. A Change of Mind, script by Len Wein, pencils by Sal Buscema, inks by Syd Shores. I Dared To Defy Merlin's Black Magic!, art by Steve Ditko; An American businessman scoffs at a shop owner's claim that one of his books was a diary by Merlin until a terrifying vision of Merlin turns his hair white; As he runs from the shop, the shopkeeper thinks that he must remember not to leave his diary out. Put Another Nickel In, script by Mimi Gold, art by Dick Ayers. 36 pages, full color.

UK Edition. Cover by Bernie Wrightson. "Gargoyle Every Night." Script by Bernie Wrightson and Roy Thomas, art by Wrightson. "Mastermind." Script and art by Tom Sutton. Reprints: "I Wore the Mask of Drothor!" with art by Steve Ditko; and "I Found the Abominable Snowman!" with pencils by Jack Kirby.

UK Edition. Final issue of the series. Cover art by Bernie Wrightson. I Am The Invisible!, art by Steve Ditko. Believe It... Or Not!, script and inks by Bill Everett, pencils by Dan Adkins. A Thousand Years Later..., script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; A scientist's longevity serum gives him a lifespan of a thousand years, but he finds this a curse as he watches his friends grow old and die while he remains alone and Earth becomes overpopulated; When humanity begins to leave Earth he refuses to go, and is surprised when one other person, a young woman, also decides to stay allowing the two strangers, Adam and Eve, to restart humanity. The Beast That Walks Like a Man!, art by Don Heck; A Martian is sent to Earth to kidnap a human scientist who has invented a weapon that Mars wants to use against Jupiter; The Martian is beaten by the scientist, who turns out to be a Jovian agent setting a trap to capture a live Martian. 36 pages, full color.

Volume 1, Issue 3 - 1963. Men's magazine with fiction, humor, articles, and nude pictorials. 8.5" x 11", 80 pages, B&W and color. MATURE READERS Cover price $1.00.

Published by Robert Cosgrove. 16 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.25.

Published by Robert Cosgrove. Tom Fagan article, On Stage newspaper strip examined. Side-stapled, 16 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.35.

Published by Robert Cosgrove. Featuring Dick Giordano. 16 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.35.

Published by Robert Cosgrove. 16 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.35.

Issue #1 - April 1959. Men's interest magazine focusing on adventure stories, crime articles, sports features and showgirl pictorials. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 98 pages, text (with B&W photos and illustrations) Cover price $0.35.

Short-lived men's interest magazine focusing on adventure stories, crime articles, sports features and showgirl pictorials. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 100 pages, text (with B&W photos and illustrations) Cover price $0.35.

Short lived Men's interest magazine focusing on adventure stories, crime articles, sports features and showgirl pictorials. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 76 pages, Text (with B&W photos and illustrations) Cover price $0.35.

Short lived Men's interest magazine focusing on adventure stories, crime articles, sports features and showgirl pictorials. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 76 pages, Text (with B&W photos and illustrations) Cover price $0.35.

Short lived men's interest magazine focusing on adventure stories, crime articles, sports features and showgirl pictorials. Cover price $0.35.

Short lived Men's interest magazine focusing on adventure stories, crime articles, sports features and showgirl pictorials. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 76 pages, Text (with B&W photos and illustrations) Cover price $0.35.

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Short lived Men's interest magazine focusing on adventure stories, crime articles, sports features and showgirl pictorials. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 76 pages, Text (with B&W photos and illustrations) Cover price $0.35.