Comic books in 'Anthology / Collection'

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "December 1953 to August 1954!" Collects Nightmare (1952 Ziff Davis) #3 and Nightmare (1953 St. John) #10-13. St. John was a mid-sized comics publisher with a varied list of titles, and in June 1952 they joined the horror binge with two titles, Strange Terrors and Weird Horrors. Strange Terrors ended after seven issues, to be replaced by Nightmare #3, picking up from the Ziff-Davis series. However, they then combined the title Nightmare with the numbering from Weird Horrors, so that Weird Horrors #9 and Nightmare #3 were followed by Nightmare #10. And after Nightmare #13 the title was changed to Amazing Ghost Stories for its final three issues. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 180 pages, full color. Cover price $69.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "Oct/Nov 1950 to Apr/May 1951!" Collects Operation Peril (1950-1953) #1-4.

I've had a thing for ACG comics for a long time but while I've had runs of the company's Adventures Into The Unknown and Forbidden Worlds on my shelves I've only ever had but one issue of Operation Peril so this latest title on the PS Artbooks roster is a total winner for me, with issues 1 through 4 boasting stories by Richard Hughes (of course) and artwork by, among others, the one and only Ogden Whitney (double of course!) and yarns of adventure and science fiction in which Tom and Peggy use their time machine to counter an alien invasion from Saturn; Typhoon Tyler tries to stop Captain Cobra from stealing native gold in the tropics and whole host of other stuff like to make your eyes water.

Featuring Stories by Ogden Whitney, Ken Bald, Leonard Starr, King Ward, Edvard Moritz, and Richard Case.

Hardcover, 216 pages, full color.

Cover price $51.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "June/July 1951 to February/March 1952!" Collects Operation Peril (1950-1953) #5-9.

Maybe the brightest light in the ACG firmament and long overlooked is Operation Peril This second volume of Operation Peril from PS Artbooks is another winner for me, boasting stories by Richard E. Hughes (of course) and artwork by Ogden Whitney (double of course) plus Leonard Starr, Ken Bald, Morris Waldinger, Paul Gattuso, Edvard Moritz, Al Camy and George Wilhelms. Packed full of yarns of adventure and science fiction and whole host of other stuff like to make your eyes water!

Hardcover, 216 pages, full color.

Cover price $51.99.

Volume 3 - 1st printing. "April/May 1952 to December/January 1953!" Collects Operation Peril (1950-1953) #10-14.

So this third volume of Operation Peril is another winner, boasting stories by Hughes (of course) and artwork by Ogden Whitney (double of course) plus Ken Bald, Leonard Starr, George Wilhelms, Rocco Mastroserio, Charles Nicholas, Al Camy, Fred Guardineer and Lin Streeter. Packed full of yarns of adventure and science fiction and whole host of other stuff like to make your eyes water!

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $46.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "Oct/Nov 1950 to Apr/May 1951!" Collects Operation Peril (1950-1953) #1-4.

I've had a thing for ACG comics for a long time but while I've had runs of the company's Adventures Into The Unknown and Forbidden Worlds on my shelves I've only ever had but one issue of Operation Peril so this latest title on the PS Artbooks roster is a total winner for me, with issues 1 through 4 boasting stories by Richard Hughes (of course) and artwork by, among others, the one and only Ogden Whitney (double of course!) and yarns of adventure and science fiction in which Tom and Peggy use their time machine to counter an alien invasion from Saturn; Typhoon Tyler tries to stop Captain Cobra from stealing native gold in the tropics and whole host of other stuff like to make your eyes water.

Featuring Stories by Ogden Whitney, Ken Bald, Leonard Starr, King Ward, Edvard Moritz, and Richard Case.

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 216 pages, full color.

Cover price $56.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "June/July 1951 to February/March 1952!" Collects Operation Peril (1950-1953) #5-9.

Maybe the brightest light in the ACG firmament and long overlooked is Operation Peril This second volume of Operation Peril from PS Artbooks is another winner for me, boasting stories by Richard E. Hughes (of course) and artwork by Ogden Whitney (double of course) plus Leonard Starr, Ken Bald, Morris Waldinger, Paul Gattuso, Edvard Moritz, Al Camy and George Wilhelms. Packed full of yarns of adventure and science fiction and whole host of other stuff like to make your eyes water!

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 216 pages, full color.

Cover price $56.99.

Volume 3 - 1st printing. "April/May 1952 to December/January 1953!" Collects Operation Peril (1950-1953) #10-14.

So this third volume of Operation Peril is another winner, boasting stories by Hughes (of course) and artwork by Ogden Whitney (double of course) plus Ken Bald, Leonard Starr, George Wilhelms, Rocco Mastroserio, Charles Nicholas, Al Camy, Fred Guardineer and Lin Streeter. Packed full of yarns of adventure and science fiction and whole host of other stuff like to make your eyes water!

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $56.99.

Add to cart Very Fine $29.00

Add to cart Very Fine $29.00

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "July 1952 to July 1953!" Collects Out of the Shadows (1952-1954) #5-9. Standard Comics did not believe in #1 issues. They were convinced that comics sold better if they appeared to have been around for awhile, and therefore they started all their horror titles with #5. Those titles were The Unseen, Out of the Shadows, and Adventures into Darkness, each lasting about ten issues of fairly well-done E.C. imitations. They also produced a suspense one-shot, Who Is Next? #5, that deserves mention - it features a town terrorized by a serial killer. Hardcover, 180 pages, full color. Cover price $59.99.

Add to cart Near Mint $26.00

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "October 1953 to August 1954!" Collects Out of the Shadows (1952-1954) #10-14. Standard Comics did not believe in #1 issues. They were convinced that comics sold better if they appeared to have been around for awhile, and therefore they started all their horror titles with #5. Those titles were The Unseen, Out of the Shadows, and Adventures into Darkness, each lasting about ten issues of fairly well-done E.C. imitations. Hardcover, 180 pages, full color. Cover price $44.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "July 1952 to July 1953!" Collects Out of the Shadows (1952-1954) #5-9. Standard Comics did not believe in #1 issues. They were convinced that comics sold better if they appeared to have been around for awhile, and therefore they started all their horror titles with #5. Those titles were The Unseen, Out of the Shadows, and Adventures into Darkness, each lasting about ten issues of fairly well-done E.C. imitations. They also produced a suspense one-shot, Who Is Next? #5, that deserves mention - it features a town terrorized by a serial killer. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 180 pages, full color. Cover price $69.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "October 1953 to August 1954!" Collects Out of the Shadows (1952-1954) #10-14. Standard Comics did not believe in #1 issues. They were convinced that comics sold better if they appeared to have been around for awhile, and therefore they started all their horror titles with #5. Those titles were The Unseen, Out of the Shadows, and Adventures into Darkness, each lasting about ten issues of fairly well-done E.C. imitations. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 180 pages, full color. Cover price $54.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "June to October 1952 and March 1952 to May 1953!" Collects Space Action (1952) #1-3 and World War III (1953) #1-2.

Cover by Lou Cameron.

Ace Magazines' Space Action and World War III featuring interior work by Jim McLaughlin, Ken Rice, Lou Cameron, Bill Molno, Rocco Mastroserio. and the legendary Mike Sekowsky of later Star Hawkins fame.

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $44.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "June to October 1952 and March 1952 to May 1953!" Collects Space Action (1952) #1-3 and World War III (1953) #1-2.

Cover by Lou Cameron.

Ace Magazines' Space Action and World War III featuring interior work by Jim McLaughlin, Ken Rice, Lou Cameron, Bill Molno, Rocco Mastroserio. and the legendary Mike Sekowsky of later Star Hawkins fame.

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $54.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "July 1952 to March 1953!" Collects Space Adventures (1952-1967 1st series) #1-5.

This bumper-full line-up from Charlton Comics' fearsomely far out and appropriately titled other-worldly Space Adventures comic from the 1950s has everything you could imagine. For fans of Quatermass, I Married A Monster From Outer Space, and Dan Dare, this volume of goodies near on demands that you dig out that old goldfish bowl and your holstered interstellar raygun. Writers and artists include Al Fago, Lou Morales, Frank Frollo, Albert Tyler, Art Cappello, Dick Giordano, John Bell and Stan Campbell.

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $45.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "May 1953 to Spring 1954!" Collects Space Adventures (1952-1967 1st series) #6-10.

Cover by Stan Campbell.

The second bumper-full line-up from Charlton Comics' fearsomely far out and appropriately titled other-worldly Space Adventures comic from the 1950s has everything you could ever imagine! Featuring some of the earliest work of industry notables Steve Ditko, Dick Giordano, and Tony Tallarico, plus Stan Campbell, Frank Frollo, Art Cappello, Vince Alascia and Seymour Moskowitz. If you're quick, you can probably fight off several groups of marauding aliens before your mum calls you in for supper!

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $45.99.

Volume 3 - 1st printing. "May/June 1954 to March 1955!" Collects Space Adventures (1952-1967 1st series) #11-15.

This third volume of CHARLTON 's fit 'n' funky SPACE ADVENTURES couldn't always make up its mind whether to go all-out-SF or all-out-Horror or-as is in evidence here-a mix of the two. And you know what, it works perfectly particularly with The Blue Beetle flashing his chops. Ideal fodder for fans of I Married A Monster From Outer Space and Dan Dare, plus Quatermas ("Who's that? Hey, Melvin! See me when school's out!"). Yessir, this baby near on demands that you dig out that old goldfish bowl and your holstered interstellar raygun. If you're quick, you can probably fight off several groups of marauding aliens before your mum calls you in for supper.

Featuring work by Steve Ditko, Bill Molno, Dick Giordano, Tony Tallarico, Seymour Moskowitz, Vince Alascia, Al Fago, Jack Kamen and Ted Galindo.

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color.

NOTE: Title changes to Silver Age Classics: Space Adventures HC (2020 PS Artbooks) with Vol. 4.

Cover price $45.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "July 1952 to March 1953!" Collects Space Adventures (1952-1967 1st series) #1-5.

This bumper-full line-up from Charlton Comics' fearsomely far out and appropriately titled other-worldly Space Adventures comic from the 1950s has everything you could imagine. For fans of Quatermass, I Married A Monster From Outer Space, and Dan Dare, this volume of goodies near on demands that you dig out that old goldfish bowl and your holstered interstellar raygun. Writers and artists include Al Fago, Lou Morales, Frank Frollo, Albert Tyler, Art Cappello, Dick Giordano, John Bell and Stan Campbell.

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $55.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "May 1953 to Spring 1954!" Collects Space Adventures (1952-1967 1st series) #6-10.

Cover by Stan Campbell.

The second bumper-full line-up from Charlton Comics' fearsomely far out and appropriately titled other-worldly Space Adventures comic from the 1950s has everything you could ever imagine! Featuring some of the earliest work of industry notables Steve Ditko, Dick Giordano, Tony Tallarico, Stan Campbell, Frank Frollo, Art Cappello, Vince Alascia and Seymour Moskowitz. If you're quick, you can probably fight off several groups of marauding aliens before your mum calls you in for supper!

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $55.99.

Volume 3 - 1st printing. "May/June 1954 to March 1955!" Collects Space Adventures (1952-1967 1st series) #11-15.

This third volume of CHARLTON 's fit 'n' funky SPACE ADVENTURES couldn't always make up its mind whether to go all-out-SF or all-out-Horror or-as is in evidence here-a mix of the two. And you know what, it works perfectly particularly with The Blue Beetle flashing his chops. Ideal fodder for fans of I Married A Monster From Outer Space and Dan Dare, plus Quatermas ("Who's that? Hey, Melvin! See me when school's out!"). Yessir, this baby near on demands that you dig out that old goldfish bowl and your holstered interstellar raygun. If you're quick, you can probably fight off several groups of marauding aliens before your mum calls you in for supper.

Featuring work by Steve Ditko, Bill Molno, Dick Giordano, Tony Tallarico, Seymour Moskowitz, Vince Alascia, Al Fago, Jack Kamen and Ted Galindo.

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 184 pages, full color.

NOTE: Title changes to Silver Age Classics: Space Adventures HC (2020 PS Artbooks) Limited Slipcase Edition with Vol. 4.

Cover price $55.99.

1st printing. "July 1951 to July 1952!" Collects Space Detective (1951) #1-4, Attack on Planet Mars (1951), Rocket to the Moon (1951), and Robotmen of the Lost Planet (1952). Just when you thought it was safe to go back into your local comic store, along comes the one-off Space Detective collection, the third volume in Avon's much loved SF anthology series featuring artwork by such top talents as Wallace Wood, Joe Kubert, Everett Raymond Kinstler, Alvin C. Hollingsworth and Charles Sultan. Hardcover, 288 pages, full color. Cover price $47.99.

1st printing. "July 1951 to July 1952!" Collects Space Detective (1951) #1-4, Attack on Planet Mars (1951), Rocket to the Moon (1951), and Robotmen of the Lost Planet (1952). Just when you thought it was safe to go back into your local comic store, along comes the one-off Space Detective collection, the third volume in Avon's much loved SF anthology series featuring artwork by such top talents as Wallace Wood, Joe Kubert, Everett Raymond Kinstler, Alvin C. Hollingsworth and Charles Sultan. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 288 pages, full color. Cover price $64.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "January 1953-October 1953!" Collects Spook (1954) #22-26.

Star Comics was run by L.B. Cole, a man who put great faith in bright colors and striking cover designs. A typical Star issue would have an eye-opening surreal coverr in swiriling black and orange and green, and included work from Jay Disbrow, L.B. Cole, Ken Battefield, George Peltz, Rudy Palais, Vera Henkel, and Howard Larsen.

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color. Cover price $44.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "January to October 1954!" Collects Spook (1954) #27-30 and Spook Comics (1946).

Star Comics was run by L.B. Cole, a man who put great faith in bright colors and striking surreal cover designs. A typical Star story - and these gems from Star's Spook title are prime examples - would include work from the likes of Jay Disbrow, L.B. Cole himself, Ken Battefield, George Peltz, Rudy Palais, Vern Henkel, (who worked extensively on ACG titles, including Forbidden Worlds #1) and Howard Larsen.

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color. Cover price $44.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "January 1953-October 1953!" Collects Spook (1954) #22-26.

Star Comics was run by L.B. Cole, a man who put great faith in bright colors and striking cover designs. A typical Star issue would have an eye-opening surreal coverr in swiriling black and orange and green, and included work from Jay Disbrow, L.B. Cole, Ken Battefield, George Peltz, Rudy Palais, Vera Henkel, and Howard Larsen.

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 184 pages, full color. Cover price $54.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "January to October 1954!" Collects Spook (1954) #27-30 and Spook Comics (1946).

Star Comics was run by L.B. Cole, a man who put great faith in bright colors and striking surreal cover designs. A typical Star story - and these gems from Star's Spook title are prime examples - would include work from the likes of Jay Disbrow, L.B. Cole himself, Ken Battefield, George Peltz, Rudy Palais, Vern Henkel, (who worked extensively on ACG titles, including Forbidden Worlds #1) and Howard Larsen.

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 184 pages, full color. Cover price $54.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "August 1952 to August 1953!" Collects Strange Fantasy (1952-1954) #1-7.

More whacked-out weirdness from the days when comicbooks still had an edge and featuring (in issue #3) an appearance from everyone's favourite jungle princess, Rulah (albeit masquerading under the nom du loincloth, Pulah. The line-up includes writer Bruce Hamilton and penciller, inker Steve Ditko. Strange Fantasy was formerly Rocketman (with one issue) and picked up where Rocketman ceased publication. Strange Fantasy is then numbered 2-14 rather than 1-13.

Hardcover, 288 pages, full color.

Cover price $59.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "October 1953 to October/November 1954!" Collects Strange Fantasy (1952-1954) #8-14.

More whacked-out weirdness from the days when comicbooks still had an edge. The line-up includes writer Bruce Hamilton and penciller, inker Steve Ditko. Strange Fantasy was formerly Rocketman (with one issue) and picked up where Rocketman ceased publication. Strange Fantasy is then numbered 2-14 rather than 1-13.

Hardcover, 288 pages, full color.

Cover price $59.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "August 1952 to August 1953!" Collects Strange Fantasy (1952-1954) #1-7. More whacked-out weirdness from the days when comicbooks still had an edge and featuring (in issue #3) an appearance from everyone's favourite jungle princess, Rulah (albeit masquerading under the nom du loincloth, Pulah. The line-up includes writer Bruce Hamilton and penciller, inker Steve Ditko. Strange Fantasy was formerly Rocketman (with one issue) and picked up where Rocketman ceased publication. Strange Fantasy is then numbered 2-14 rather than 1-13. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 288 pages, full color. Cover price $69.99.

Add to cart Near Mint $41.00

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "October 1953 to October/November 1954!" Collects Strange Fantasy (1952-1954) #8-14. More whacked-out weirdness from the days when comicbooks still had an edge. The line-up includes writer Bruce Hamilton and penciller, inker Steve Ditko. Strange Fantasy was formerly Rocketman (with one issue) and picked up where Rocketman ceased publication. Strange Fantasy is then numbered 2-14 rather than 1-13. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 288 pages, full color. Cover price $69.99.

Volume 1 -1st printing. "September 1951-May 1952!" Collects Strange Mysteries (1951-1955 Superior) #1-5.

Canadian publisher Superior Comics arrival into the four-color horror ring all gloved up and swinging fit to punch the lights out of anybody who stands in their way with a collection of bizarre and quirky tales!

From #1, "The Living Corpse" where a wife has dreams about a man dead for 10 years. Her husband makes a deal with the devil to bring the corpse back to life. The corpse kidnaps his wife. The husband gets the wife back, but is shot by her. She then loses her soul to the devil. And from #5, "Blood of the Zombie" where a man asks to be embalmed because a zombie colony will think that he has white blood and thus believe him to be a god. The colony of zombies makes his wife kill him.

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $52.99.

Volume 1 -1st printing. "September 1951-May 1952!" Collects Strange Mysteries (1951-1955 Superior) #1-5.

Canadian publisher Superior Comics arrival into the four-color horror ring all gloved up and swinging fit to punch the lights out of anybody who stands in their way with a collection of bizarre and quirky tales!

From #1, "The Living Corpse" where a wife has dreams about a man dead for 10 years. Her husband makes a deal with the devil to bring the corpse back to life. The corpse kidnaps his wife. The husband gets the wife back, but is shot by her. She then loses her soul to the devil. And from #5, "Blood of the Zombie" where a man asks to be embalmed because a zombie colony will think that he has white blood and thus believe him to be a god. The colony of zombies makes his wife kill him.

Hardcover (with slipcase), 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $63.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "Jan/Feb 1954 to November 1954!" Collects Strange Suspense Stories (1952-1965 Fawcett/Charlton) #16-22. This one says it all: suspense stories that are strange, and that wasn't just idle talk, like, say, whacked out westerns or mad mysteries. No sir, the yarns to be had in Fawcett's and later Charlton's groundbreaking title set a new standard. And, connsidering the line-up, it's no big surprise: the incomparable Steve Ditko, Vince Alascia, Jim Aparo, Pat Boyette, George Evans, Joe Gill, Frank McLaughlin, Bill Molno, Rocke Mastroserio, Sheldon Moldoff, Charles Nicholas, Denny O'Neil, Joe Shuster, and Steve Skeates. Let's face it, eerie fantasy and weird SF had never been so classy. Hardcover, 252 pages, full color. Cover price $59.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "Jan/Feb 1954 to November 1954!" Collects Strange Suspense Stories (1952-1965 Fawcett/Charlton) #16-22. This one says it all: suspense stories that are strange, and that wasn't just idle talk, like, say, whacked out westerns or mad mysteries. No sir, the yarns to be had in Fawcett's and later Charlton's groundbreaking title set a new standard. And, connsidering the line-up, it's no big surprise: the incomparable Steve Ditko, Vince Alascia, Jim Aparo, Pat Boyette, George Evans, Joe Gill, Frank McLaughlin, Bill Molno, Rocke Mastroserio, Sheldon Moldoff, Charles Nicholas, Denny O'Neil, Joe Shuster, and Steve Skeates. Let's face it, eerie fantasy and weird SF had never been so classy. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 252 pages, full color. Cover price $69.99.

Volume 1 -1st printing. "June 1952 to February 1953!" Collects Strange Suspense Stories (1952-1965 Fawcett/Charlton) #1-5.

Cover by Sheldon Moldoff.

The still much maligned ranks of SF comicdom are swelled with the welcome and long overdue re-emergence this month of the first volume from PS Publishing of Fawcett Comics' wonderful Strange Suspense Stories. Harking from the very early 1950s, this stuff is priceless, choc-full as it is with work from the likes of Sheldon Moldoff, Bob Powell, Bernard Baily, Mike Sekowsky, George Evans, Lou Cameron, Mo Marcus, Charles Nicholas and Doug Wildey. We're kind of excited already at the prospect of follow-up volumes of Fawcett strangeness.

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $45.99.

Volume 2 -1st printing. "Feb. 1955 to Aug. 1955!" Collects This is Suspense (1955) #23-26.

Charlton Comics fared poorly when measured against the big guns of DC and Marvel, and that's a shame because they had lots to offer! Check out this five-comic volume featuring This Is Suspense #23-26 (Feb. 1955 to Aug. 1955) and the slightly renamed pre-Ditko Strange Suspense Stories, picking up the numbering with #27 in October of 1955. Say what you will (and we know you will!), Charlton had lots to offer, with much of it being fairly serious and semi-adult, with a contributor line-up that boasted Ted Galindo, Dick Giordano, Wally Wood, George Evans, Lou Morales, Pete Morisi, Vic Martin, Marc Swayze, Don Heck, Bill Molno, Sid Check and Stan Campbell. Buy it and show off to lesser mortals!

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color.

NOTE Title changes. For Vol. 3 see Silver Age Classics: Strange Suspense Stories HC (2019 PS Artbooks).

Cover price $45.99.

Volume 1 -1st printing. "June 1952 to February 1953!" Collects Strange Suspense Stories (1952-1965 Fawcett/Charlton) #1-5.

Cover by Sheldon Moldoff.

The still much maligned ranks of SF comicdom are swelled with the welcome and long overdue re-emergence this month of the first volume from PS Publishing of Fawcett Comics' wonderful Strange Suspense Stories. Harking from the very early 1950s, this stuff is priceless, choc-full as it is with work from the likes of Sheldon Moldoff, Bob Powell, Bernard Baily, Ike Sekowsky, George Evans, Lou Cameron, Mo Marcus, Charles Nicholas and Doug Wildey. We're kind of excited already at the prospect of follow-up volumes of Fawcett strangeness.

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $55.99.

Volume 2 -1st printing. "Feb. 1955 to Aug. 1955!" Collects This is Suspense (1955) #23-26.

Charlton Comics fared poorly when measured against the big guns of DC and Marvel, and that's a shame because they had lots to offer! Check out this five-comic volume featuring This Is Suspense #23-26 (Feb. 1955 to Aug. 1955) and the slightly renamed pre-Ditko Strange Suspense Stories, picking up the numbering with #27 in October of 1955. Say what you will (and we know you will!), Charlton had lots to offer, with much of it being fairly serious and semi-adult, with a contributor line-up that boasted Ted Galindo, Dick Giordano, Wally Wood, George Evans, Lou Morales, Pete Morisi, Vic Martin, Marc Swayze, Don Heck, Bill Molno, Sid Check and Stan Campbell. Buy it and show off to lesser mortals!

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 184 pages, full color.

NOTE Title changes. For Vol. 3 see Silver Age Classics: Strange Suspense Stories HC (2019 PS Artbooks) Slipcase Edition.

Cover price $55.99.

Add to cart Very Fine $29.00

Add to cart Very Fine $29.00

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "June 1952 to December 1952!" Collects Strange Terrors (1952 St. John) #1-5. Just when you thought maybe we'd run out of nasty comic books, here comes Strange Terrors from St. John. Artists include Don Perlin, Rafael Astarita, Paul Gattuso, Ralph Mayo, George Meyerriecks, Bob Forgione, Joe Kubert, George Tuska and William Ekgren. They're all here - witches, vampires, walking corpses, ghosts, ghouls and goblins galore. Hardcover, 180 pages, full color. Cover price $59.99.

Add to cart Very Fine $26.00

Add to cart Fine $16.00

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "January 1953-March 1953!" Collects Strange Terrors (1952 St. John) #6-7. Just when you thought maybe we'd run out of nasty comic books here comes the second volume of Strange Terrors from St. John - bumper 100-page issues #6 and #7. Artists include Albert Tyler, A.C. Hollingsworth, Pete Morisi, Bill Molno. Joe Kubert, Lou Cameron, Bob Forgione, Gus Ricca and Bernard Baily. They're all here-witches, vampires, walking corpses, ghosts, ghouls andgoblins galore. Hardcover, 180 pages, full color. Cover price $44.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "June 1952 to December 1952!" Collects Strange Terrors (1952 St. John) #1-5. Just when you thought maybe we'd run out of nasty comic books, here comes Strange Terrors from St. John. Artists include Don Perlin, Rafael Astarita, Paul Gattuso, Ralph Mayo, George Meyerriecks, Bob Forgione, Joe Kubert, George Tuska and William Ekgren. They're all here - witches, vampires, walking corpses, ghosts, ghouls and goblins galore. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 180 pages, full color. Cover price $69.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "January 1953-March 1953!" Collects Strange Terrors (1952 St. John) #6-7. Just when you thought maybe we'd run out of nasty comic books here comes the second volume of Strange Terrors from St. John - bumper 100-page issues #6 and #7. Artists include Albert Tyler, A.C. Hollingsworth, Pete Morisi, Bill Molno. Joe Kubert, Lou Cameron, Bob Forgione, Gus Ricca and Bernard Baily. They're all here-witches, vampires, walking corpses, ghosts, ghouls andgoblins galore. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 180 pages, full color. Cover price $54.99.

Add to cart Very Fine $46.00

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "November 1950 to May 1952!" Collects Strange Worlds (1950-1955 Avon) #1-7. Written by Danel Olson. Art by Gene Fawcette. Avon calling, kiddies! Yes, after a sixty-plus years lay-off, Avon's mesmerising 15-issue Strange Worlds comic book run is available once more in a handy hardcover first volume comprising issues 1 through 7 and all thanks to those nifty shoe-shufflers at PS Artbooks. The series features artwork by such top talents as Wally Wood, Joe Kubert, Everett Raymond Kinstler, Alvin C. Hollingsworth and Charles Sultan. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 288 pages, full color. Cover price $64.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "August 1952 to February 1955!" Collects Strange Worlds (1950-1955 Avon) #8-9 and 18-19. Written by Michael Becker. Art by Harry Lazarus. This second volume of Strange Worlds comprises issues of Avon's Strange Worlds plus Out of this World, Earthman on Venus, and Flying Saucers, all of them featuring such top talents as Wallace Wood, Joe Kubert, Everett Raymond Kinstler, Alvin C. Hollingsworth and Charles Sultan. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 288 pages, full color. Cover price $64.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "November 1950 to May 1952!" Collects Strange Worlds (1950-1955 Avon) #1-7. Written by Danel Olson. Art by Gene Fawcette. Avon calling, kiddies! Yes, after a sixty-plus years lay-off, Avon's mesmerising 15-issue Strange Worlds comic book run is available once more in a handy hardcover first volume comprising issues 1 through 7 and all thanks to those nifty shoe-shufflers at PS Artbooks. The series features artwork by such top talents as Wally Wood, Joe Kubert, Everett Raymond Kinstler, Alvin C. Hollingsworth and Charles Sultan. Hardcover, 288 pages, full color. Cover price $47.99.

Add to cart Very Fine $35.00

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "August 1952 to February 1955!" Collects Strange Worlds (1950-1955 Avon) #8-9 and 18-19. Written by Michael Becker. Art by Harry Lazarus. This second volume of Strange Worlds comprises issues of Avon's Strange Worlds plus Out of this World, Earthman on Venus, and Flying Saucers, all of them featuring such top talents as Wallace Wood, Joe Kubert, Everett Raymond Kinstler, Alvin C. Hollingsworth and Charles Sultan. Hardcover, 288 pages, full color. Cover price $47.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "June 1952 to March 1953!" Collects Tales of Terror (1952 Toby) #1 and Tales of Horror (1952-1954 Toby/Minoan) #1-4.

Cover by Myron Fass.

Toby Press was a small but respectable comics publisher, which also used the imprint Minoan; they put out one issue of Tales of Terror, then got hit by a cease-and-desist order from E.C., which used that title for their annuals. Toby dropped that and started over with Tales of Horror, which ran thirteen issues. Toby may be the only comics publisher to swipe the urbane and cynical stories of John Collier, rather than relying on Poe, Lovecraft, and the like.

Featuring Stories by Myron Fass, Bill Molno, Pete Morisi, Ed Smalle, Lawrence Dresser, Max Elkan, Art Helfant, Ernie Schroeder and Bernard Baily.

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $44.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "August 1953 to April 1954!" Collects Tales of Horror (1952-1954 Toby/Minoan) #5-9.

Small is beautiful and don't let anyone tell you different. Case in point, Toby Press, which also used the imprint Minoan and found fame (of a sort) by getting their knuckles rapped by the EC crew for using Gaines & Co.'s title "Tales of Terror." But they didn't need to pilfer from others with Tales of Horror, the (retitled) magazine's noteworthy homage to the likes of prose stylist John Collier. So take a bow guys, we're in the presence of greatness. Let's all doff our beanies to Moe Marcus, Ben Brown, Bernard Baily, Frank Giacoia, Rocco Mastroserio, Jack Sparling, Mel Keefer, Howard Rosenberger, Bill Molno and George Olesen, heroes one and all.

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $44.99.

Volume 3 - 1st printing. "April to October 1954!" Collects Tales of Horror (1952-1954 Toby/Minoan) #10-13 and The Black Knight (1953 Toby Press) #1.

Coming from Toby Press just a couple of years shy of Showcase #4 and the whole industry getting turned on its head, the third PS volume of Toby's Tales of Horror includes a bonus comicbook, 1953's debut issue of The Black Knight. This one has just got to be one of the absolute best covers from the Golden/Silver Age, and the interiors are pretty nifty, too with the roster of artists and writers including Ben Brown, David Gantz, Chas Kuhn, Art Helfant, Medio Iorio, Ernest Schroeder, Sal Trapani, Al Gordon, and H.L. Larsen.

Hardcover, 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $44.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "June 1952 to March 1953!" Collects Tales of Terror (1952 Toby) #1 and Tales of Horror (1952-1954 Toby/Minoan) #1-4.

Cover by Myron Fass.

Toby Press was a small but respectable comics publisher, which also used the imprint Minoan; they put out one issue of Tales of Terror, then got hit by a cease-and-desist order from E.C., which used that title for their annuals. Toby dropped that and started over with Tales of Horror, which ran thirteen issues. Toby may be the only comics publisher to swipe the urbane and cynical stories of John Collier, rather than relying on Poe, Lovecraft, and the like.

Featuring Stories by Myron Fass, Bill Molno, Pete Morisi, Ed Smalle, Lawrence Dresser, Max Elkan, Art Helfant, Ernie Schroeder and Bernard Baily.

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $54.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "August 1953 to April 1954!" Collects Tales of Horror (1952-1954 Toby/Minoan) #5-9.

Small is beautiful and don't let anyone tell you different. Case in point, Toby Press, which also used the imprint Minoan and found fame (of a sort) by getting their knuckles rapped by the EC crew for using Gaines & Co.'s title "Tales of Terror." But they didn't need to pilfer from others with Tales of Horror, the (retitled) magazine's noteworthy homage to the likes of prose stylist John Collier. So take a bow guys, we're in the presence of greatness. Let's all doff our beanies to Moe Marcus, Ben Brown, Bernard Baily, Frank Giacoia, Rocco Mastroserio, Jack Sparling, Mel Keefer, Howard Rosenberger, Bill Molno and George Olesen, heroes one and all.

Hardcover (with Slipcase), 184 pages, full color.

Cover price $54.99.