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The Weird Tales of Basil Wolverton Cover price $2.50.

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PictureScope-Jungle Adventures Cover price $2.50.

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Electric Fear Cover price $2.50.

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HollyWood 3-D May or may not include 3-D glasses. Cover price $2.50.

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Red Mask Cover price $2.50.

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Danse Macabre. Cover and art by Matt Fox. May or may not include 3-D glasses. Cover price $2.50.

3-Dementia Comics Cover price $2.50.

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Add to cart CGC 9.8 $1,499.99 View scans Paper: White 3-D glasses no present. Variant Cover. Label #4630504023 Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout.	Add to cart CGC 9.4 $395.00 View scans Paper: White Variant Cover. Label #4532746016 Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout.

Minimal Trade Dress Variant Cover. #16 Space Vixens. Dave Stevens story and art. Bruce Jones script. These copies appear to have been distributed without 3-D glasses bound in. Cover price $2.50.

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Cracked Classics (3-D Zone # 19) Cover price $2.50.

Story, art and cover by Roz Gibson. An early adventure of Jack Salem, the catlike serial killer, originally published in the furry APA (self-publishing collective) Rowrbrazzle. In the year 2400, Jack Salem stalks the world that humans share with anthropomorphic animals. 24 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $2.25.

No glasses included. Jet Pup in "Fright in the Fun House" and "Undersea Adventure." Hep Cat in "The Rest Cure" and "The Jive Contest!" Back-up features starring Slim & Slam and Wacky Willie. Art by Irving Spector. Cover price $0.25.

Glasses included. Jet Pup in "Fright in the Fun House" and "Undersea Adventure." Hep Cat in "The Rest Cure" and "The Jive Contest!" Back-up features starring Slim & Slam and Wacky Willie. Art by Irving Spector. Cover price $0.25.

1st printing. Story and art by Jim Mahfood. 40oz Comics, for the first time in one handsome collection! Hot indy artist Jim Mahfood (Clerks, Ultimate Marvel Team-Up, Grrl Scouts: Work Sucks) brings you this collection of his underground 40oz mini-comics. Previously, these four volumes have only been available at comic book shows and thru Jim's website, so lots of people have missed out on this stuff! Featuring short stories starring Mahfood's most popular characters: the Grrl Scouts, Zombie Kid, Rocket Boy, and that lovable minister of funk, Smoke Dog! All the mini-comics are printed here in their entirety, and as an added bonus, we're throwin' in 20 pages of bonus material!!! Hot damn. This collection also features pin-ups and guest art from Andi Watson, Scott Morse, Mike Huddleston, and Steve Willaredt. Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 120 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.

1st printing. Written by Andy Ewington. Having decided to forego the test that would determine whether his unborn child is carrying the all-important "Super-S" gene, which differentiates the genetic makeup of a superhero from that of a normal person, journalist James Stanley sets out on a quest to interview forty-five super-powered individuals in the hope that their experiences may better prepare him for the birth of a child that is potentially gifted with extraordinary abilities. Each page illustrated by a different artist, featuring the work of Charlie Adlard, Jeff Anderson, Seb Antoniou, Robert Atkins, Dan Boultwood, Dan Brereton, Lee Carter, Anthony Castrillo, Simon Coleby, Boo Cook, Rufus Dayglo, Ross Dearsley, Neil Edwards, Gary Erksine, Rodin Esquejo, Dan Fraga, Eduardo Francisco, Lee Garbett, Randy Green, Trevor Hairsine, John Higgins, Sally Hurst, Frazer Irving, Jock, Kevin Kobasic, Alvin Leigh, Wayne Nichols, Sean O'Connor, Ben Oliver, Carlo Pagulayan, Sean Phillips, Jordan Raskin, Dom Reardon, Kenneth Rocafort, Dave Ryan, Steve Sampson, Liam Sharp, Barry Spiers, Fiona Staples, Stephen Thompson, Matt Timson, Andie Tong, Gus Vazquez, Tim Vigil, Kit Wallis, Calum Alexander Watt, Bob Wiacek, Admira Wijaya, and Andrew Wildman. Includes a sketchbook gallery. Softcover, 120 pages, Text (with full color Illustrations). NOTE: Each tale (45 in all) features 1 page of art and 1 page of text. Cover price $17.95.

1st printing. Ashley Wood is proud to present 48 all-new drawings... or should we say "all-nude" drawings? That's right, this title ain't just hyperbole, folks. So if you prefer your art to be clothing-free, this one's for you! You can finally add some more Wood to your collection. Softcover, 11-in. x 11-in., 48 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $11.99.

52 Letters to Salesmen (circa 1925 to 1933), published by the Steven-Davis Co. Contains 52 motivational letters to salesmen together with a page of comics illustrating each week. Thick book, bound with embossed leather, art deco cover. Functioned as a kind of a salesman's scrapbook with many pages left blank for notes or other pertinent information. Features 52 inspirational booklets for salesmen and a full page comic strip for each week of the year, including one extra strip for a full total of 53. Each of the 53 comic pages is accompanied by a related letter addressed to "Bill," with information on selling. The book seems to have been designed for the owner to add some of his own material to make the information inside relative to his line of sales. Among the rarest known comic items and a tremendous piece of comics history.

#10081-309 on cover. Besieged by Boxer terrorists, the small forces of eleven rival nations unite to make a heroic stand! Featuring: 32 page story "55 Days At Peking" drawn by Mike Sekowsky and Mike Peppe. Plus: 1 page Keys of Knowledge filler "The Boxer Rebellion" (inside back cover); 1 page 55 Days At Peking illustration (back cover is a movie poster pin-up). Photo cover features Charlton Heston, David Niven and Ava Gardner. Cover price $0.12.

77 Sunset Strip (1959) is an LP record distributed by Warner Bros. Records. This LP features such songs as "77 Sunset Strip," "Caper at the Coffee House," "77 Sunset Strip Cha Cha," "Kookie's Caper," and many others from the ABC television series. 77 Sunset Strip, Starring Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., Roger Smith, and Edward Byrnes as "Kookie", was a musically driven show about private investigators and their series of adventures on this fabulous boulevard of bright lights and cozy hideways.

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Written and Illustrated by Scott Deschaine and Lynette Weisberg. 16 Pages, B&W. Cover price $1.95.

1st printing. Based on the story by Charles Dickens. Adapted by Carlos A. Cornejo. Art by Chiqui de la Fuente. Published in Italy, this is a graphic adaptation of the classic tale of redemption. Softcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 48 pages, full color.

Original Text - 1st printing. Written by Charles Dickens. Art by Sean Michael Wilson. The original Christmas tale is brought to life in this colorful graphic novel adaptation. The second Charles Dickens title from Classical Comics, A Christmas Carol is perhaps Dicken's best-loved and most famous story. Set in Victorian England and highlighting the social injustice of the time, readers see one Ebeneezer Scrooge go from oppressor to benefactor when he receives a rude awakening to how his life is, and how it should be, one Christmas Eve night. These full-color graphic novels bring Dickens vision to life and remain true to the original story. The Original Text edition features Dickens' original story, and the Quick Text edition features an abridged text that maintains the flavor and feel of the original. Softcover, 160 pages, full color. Cover price $19.95.

Quick Text - 1st printing. Written by Charles Dickens. Art by Sean Michael Wilson. The original Christmas tale is brought to life in this colorful graphic novel adaptation. The second Charles Dickens title from Classical Comics, A Christmas Carol is perhaps Dicken's best-loved and most famous story. Set in Victorian England and highlighting the social injustice of the time, readers see one Ebeneezer Scrooge go from oppressor to benefactor when he receives a rude awakening to how his life is, and how it should be, one Christmas Eve night. These full-color graphic novels bring Dickens vision to life and remain true to the original story. The Original Text edition features Dickens' original story, and the Quick Text edition features an abridged text that maintains the flavor and feel of the original. Softcover, 160 pages, full color. NOTE: REDUCED DIALOGUE FOR EASIER READING. Cover price $19.95.

1st printing. Based on the story by Charles Dickens. Adapted by Scott McCullar. Art by Naresh Kumar. One of the most popular Christmas stories of all time, Dickens's novel remains a great favorite the world over. A poignant and thought-provoking story, it's a delight to read again and again in this graphic adaptation by Naresh Kumar. Softcover, 72 pages, full color. Cover price $6.95.

A Fortune in Two Old Trunks (undated, estimated 1955) is a promotional comic book distributed by SunSweet Prunes. "A Fortune In Two Old Trunks" starts with the story of Louis Pellier, a Frenchman who introduced the French prune to California in 1856, then illustrates how prunes are grown, harvested, dried and packaged for good eating across the country. There are stats galore about "The Valuable Prune," including its top rank as a source of Vitamin A and crucial minerals, and a page about the California Prune and Apricot Growers Association and the farmer cooperative that grows Sunsweet Prunes. The back cover illustrates four ways to prepare prunes. 16 pages, full color, 6-7/8in. x 10-in., all newsprint, no cover price.

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Regular cover by Fred Perry. Story and art by Fred Perry. A crossover between two of the most popular English-language manga series, Fred Perrys Gold Digger and Ben Dunns Ninja High School. The Gold Digger sisters are battling Spellvis, a sinister magical Elvis impersonator, and his latest scheme brings them all to the Ninja High School, where Spellvis needs the soul of a certain student to achieve his plan. Numerous well-known comic and pop-culture characters are parodied along the way. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.75.

Japanese Doujinshi. Wraparound Cover by Ex Alnam. Art by Ex Alnam. Japanese Language. 7" X 10".

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Cover by Phil Foglio. Stories and art by Donna Barr, Roberta Gregory, Colin Upton, Mike Sagara, Mike Curtis, Mike Dashow, Dwight Decker, Teri S. Wood and Dan Foley. A holiday-themed anthology from indie publisher MU. The Desert Peachs adventures after the war; a Christmas tale from the furry series Rhudiprtt; the very first appearance of popular furry character Shanda the Panda; Foglios cover spoofs a famous Christmas illustration by Thomas Nast. 44 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.95.

Illustration book by Kou Mashiro. 20 pages, full color, Japanese language, adults only.

Promotional mini-comic produced by Steve Krueger for Project A-Kon 2, March 25-26, 1991 in Dallas, Texas. Pages by Bruce Lewis, Donna Brown, Brad Lucido, Lord Briano, John Waltrip, and Michel Gareau. Plot by Robert W. Gibson. Krueger cover. 4.25-in. x 5.5-in.; black and white; 8 pages. Cover price $0.25.

Promotional mini-comic produced by Steve Krueger for Project A-Kon 2, March 25-26, 1991 in Dallas, Texas. Pages by Chris Edbauer, Joe Resales, Edward Hill, P. Todd Richardson, James Vecchio, and Mike Mercier. Plot by Robert W. Gibson. Jason Waltrip cover. 4.25-in. x 5.5-in.; black and white; 8 pages. Cover price $0.25.

Promotional mini-comic produced by Steve Krueger for Project A-Kon 3, June 5-7, 1992 in Dallas, Texas. Pages by Edithy DeGolyer, Brian Sutton, Jeff Pidgeon, Lee Madison, Mike Kazaleh, Robert DeJesus, Joe Rosales, Donna Brown, Bruce Lewis, Tim Eldred, Ben Dunn, Shon Howell. Krueger cover. 4.25-in. x 5.5-in.; black and white; 16 pages. Cover price $1.00.

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Cover art by Edward Pun. Welcome to the first issue of A-OK text article, written by Ben Dunn with art by Edward Pun. The Mission starring A-OK and Ultraman, story and art by Edward Pun; Alien seeks Earthling wife. 36 pages. Cover price $2.50.

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Cover art by Edward Pun. So where are the guys from Quagmire? text article by Ben Dunn with art by Edward Pun. Don't Safe Me !!, story and art by Edward Pun; JW tries to get revenge on Paul. 36 pages. Cover price $2.50.

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Cover art by Edward Pun. This is Punny Stuff! text article, written by Ben Dunn with art by Edward Pun. Contest Begin!, story and art by Edward Pun; Moniko interferes with Paul's talent contest act. 36 pages. Cover price $2.50.

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Cover art by Edward Pun. Text article on A-OK and Ninja High School by Ben Dunn with art by Pun. War!, story and art by Pun; Paul and his friends rescue Arlene. 36 pages. Cover price $2.50.

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Newsstand Edition. "Diamonds are a Thief's Best Friend!" Written by Jim Salicrup. Art by Marie Severin and Chic Stone. Adapting the NBC TV show episode. All action! All thrills! Featuring Hannibal Smith, Howling Mad Murdock, B.A. Baracus, Amy Allen, and The Face in their very own Marvel Comic! 32 pages, FC. Cover price $0.60.

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by Various Orders filled with 1 of 4 covers. From Atomeka comes the triumphant return of A1, the multi-award-winning, pro-favorite independent comics anthology! This first issue features: The Bo Jefferies Saga, Alan Moore and Steve Parkhouse's lost classic of supernormal suburbia, presented in a newly reformatted 13-page version (available nowhere else), as well as Alan and Steve's original 4-page prologue; Alien screenwriter Ronald Shusett and artist Steve Pugh bring us Shark-Man, an underwater hero that actually works!; Dave Gibbons and Ted McKeever's Survivor, a startling dissection of the demigod hero genre, that was acclaimed as "the best non-Superman, Superman story ever written."; and Master storyteller Steve Dillon scribes a brilliantly poignant tale of life and loss as only he can tell it, in Kathleen's House. SC, 7x10, 48 pages, b&w Cover price $4.99.

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by Various. From Atomeka comes the triumphant return of A1, the multi-award-winning, pro-favorite independent comics anthology! This first issue features: The Bo Jefferies Saga, Alan Moore and Steve Parkhouse's lost classic of supernormal suburbia, presented in a newly reformatted 13-page version (available nowhere else), as well as Alan and Steve's original 4-page prologue; Alien screenwriter Ronald Shusett and artist Steve Pugh bring us Shark-Man, an underwater hero that actually works!; Dave Gibbons and Ted McKeever's Survivor, a startling dissection of the demigod hero genre, that was acclaimed as "the best non-Superman, Superman story ever written."; and Master storyteller Steve Dillon scribes a brilliantly poignant tale of life and loss as only he can tell it, in Kathleen's House. Ships with four different covers in an equal ratio. SC, 7x10, 48 pages, b&w. Cover price $4.99.

by Various. From Atomeka comes the triumphant return of A1, the multi-award-winning, pro-favorite independent comics anthology! This first issue features: The Bo Jefferies Saga, Alan Moore and Steve Parkhouse's lost classic of supernormal suburbia, presented in a newly reformatted 13-page version (available nowhere else), as well as Alan and Steve's original 4-page prologue; Alien screenwriter Ronald Shusett and artist Steve Pugh bring us Shark-Man, an underwater hero that actually works!; Dave Gibbons and Ted McKeever's Survivor, a startling dissection of the demigod hero genre, that was acclaimed as "the best non-Superman, Superman story ever written."; and Master storyteller Steve Dillon scribes a brilliantly poignant tale of life and loss as only he can tell it, in Kathleen's House. Ships with four different covers in an equal ratio. SC, 7x10, 48 pages, b&w. Cover price $4.99.

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by Various. From Atomeka comes the triumphant return of A1, the multi-award-winning, pro-favorite independent comics anthology! This first issue features: The Bo Jefferies Saga, Alan Moore and Steve Parkhouse's lost classic of supernormal suburbia, presented in a newly reformatted 13-page version (available nowhere else), as well as Alan and Steve's original 4-page prologue; Alien screenwriter Ronald Shusett and artist Steve Pugh bring us Shark-Man, an underwater hero that actually works!; Dave Gibbons and Ted McKeever's Survivor, a startling dissection of the demigod hero genre, that was acclaimed as "the best non-Superman, Superman story ever written."; and Master storyteller Steve Dillon scribes a brilliantly poignant tale of life and loss as only he can tell it, in Kathleen's House. Ships with four different covers in an equal ratio. SC, 7x10, 48 pages, b&w. Cover price $4.99.

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Front Cover by Adam Hughes; Back Cover by Brian Bolland; "Mr. Monster's Most Wanted!" by Michael T. Gilbert; "Parcels of Events" by Brian Bolland; "Zirk: Siren of the Stars" by Pedro Henry & Brian Bolland; "Hell City II" by Alan MArtin & Jamie Hewlett; "Jaremsheela chapter I: Nine Columns in Oskerion" by Steve Moore & David Jackson; "Jaremsheela chapter II: The Thinker in Crystal" by Steve Moore & David Jackson; "Jaremsheela chapter III: Revelations" by Steve Moore & Dougie Braithwaite & Dave Elliott; "Tales of the Taco Fiend" by Bob Burden; "Click" by Melinda Gebbie & Carol Swain; The Betty Page Portfolio by Dave Dorman (2), Mark Beachum, Alan Davis, John Bolton, Mark Schultz, Adam Hughes, Melinda Gebbie, & Woodrow Phoenix; "Better Than a Poke in the Eye with a Sharp Stick" by Dave Elliott & William Simpson; "The Temple of Sweat" by Peter Milligan & John Higgins; "Bojeffries Saga: Our Factory Fortnight" by Alan Moore & Steve Parkhouse; "Zirk: The Perils of Polizei" by Pedro Henry & Brian Bolland; Cover price $6.95.

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7 x 10. b&w. 80 pages. Cover price $5.95.

Advertising booklet produced by G.C. Hanford to publicize its Balsam Myrrh. Each letter of the alphabet is accompanied by an illustration and comments on the benefits of Hanford's Balsam. 5-in. x 7-in.; full color; 16 pages.

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Story by Carson Grubaugh. What do you get when you take a groundbreaking philosophical essay by C.S. Lewis and feed it into an AI image generator, one line at a time? The world's first (and only) entirely-computer generated comic book, The Abolition of Man issue #1, by oil painter turned Eisner-nominated cartoonist Carson Grubaugh (Strange Death of Alex Raymond). Alternately hilarious and terrifying, Abolition gives a chilling peek into the world of the future, where humans and their most treasured passions have lost all purpose. 48 pages, full color. Cover price $6.99.

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(W/A) Carson Grubaugh (CA) Carson Grubaugh, Sean Michael Robinson Issue 2 of the groundbreaking AI-illustrated The Abolition of Man takes a turn towards narrative with the two-issue dystopian satire, HodTech. 'In a world where there is nothing new underneath the Sun, choose to change the Sun.' Cover price $3.99.

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Written by Sean Michael Robinson, Carson Grubaugh. Art and Cover by Carson Grubaugh. The groundbreaking AI-illustrated The Abolition of Man continues with the second part of the dystopian 'HodTech' satire, a chilling peek into the world of the future, where humans and their most treasured passions have lost all purpose. 'In a world where there is nothing new underneath the Sun, choose to change the Sun.' 24 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.