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Stories and art by Bill Holman, Stanley Link, and Bill Ely. One issue before its cancellation, Popular Comics abruptly becomes a showcase for Stanley Link's Tiny Tim comic stip. The inches-high character helps to reunite a mother and daughter, then prevents a loveless marriage from taking place. In another story, a hit-and-run death turns out to be murder connected with an opium smuggling ring. Spooky; Tiny Tim; Chicken Killer; Calling All Cars. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Bill Holman, Carl Ed, and Bill Ely. Just before its cancellation, Popular Comics abruptly becomes a showcase for Carl Ed's Howard Teen comic. Harold Teen returns to his small town of Covina, meets Lana Lanagan, and before you know it, they're engaged. In another story, a female master of disguise eludes police by changing her appearance after each robbery, until a photographer takes a chance picture. Spooky; Harold Teen; Wilderness Treasure; Calling All Cars. Final issue of the series, after 12 years. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart GD+ 2.5 $7.49 View scans Paper: White Front cover detached 25%. Back cover detached 10%. Water damage: Slight.

Volume 93, Issue 5 - May 1950. Mechanical science and technology magazine. Cover by Ed Lafferty. Lengthy article on the making of George Pal's early science fiction movie, Destination Moon. 6.5" x 9.5", 314 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.35.

Protective Sleeve Included - 1st printing. Harken back to those thrilling days of yesteryear when the advent of rental videos astonished the movie-going consumer who could only feed his addiction by going to the theatre or watching chopped up movies in bewteen commercials on TV. Like vinyl, here is the revenge of another analog cast-off: the VHS is once again insinuating itself into American culture, and this book celebrates the anarchic design art of those early VHS boxes. The Lost Art of the VHS (Vol. 1) reprints some of the most louche, decadent, minimo-pervo artwork to ever grace a VHS box, featuring such movies as From Beyond, Penitentiary II, Beast of the Yellow Night, Cop Killers, Bay of Blood, Escape from Death Row, and Cocaine Wars. A feast for exploitation cognoscenti, The Lost Art of the VHS is a portable grindhouse. Readers will be agog at the plethora of supertrash movie titles, and then move on to rediscover the anarchic box designs. Throughout, editor and cultural historian Jacques Boyreau succinctly narrates the household-piercing story of VHS: "On par with the jukebox, disco, and neon, VHS reformatted the world's product-intake and boosted a libertarian aesthetic that conquered TV in the same way TV conquered comic books in the 1950s, and allowed us to hold movies in our hands. Posters in the lobby could advertise, even fetishize a movie; credit sequences could identify the participants, but somehow, VHS box-art 'became' the iconic equivalent of the movie."The Lost Art of VHS is published in a VHS "format," slyly packaged inside a facsimile VHS box, and contains almost a hundred reproductions of VHS art with commentary. Softcover (with Sleeve), 6-in. x 9-in., 192 pages, full color. Cover price $19.99.

Protective Sleeve NOT Included - 1st printing. Harken back to those thrilling days of yesteryear when the advent of rental videos astonished the movie-going consumer who could only feed his addiction by going to the theatre or watching chopped up movies in bewteen commercials on TV. Like vinyl, here is the revenge of another analog cast-off: the VHS is once again insinuating itself into American culture, and this book celebrates the anarchic design art of those early VHS boxes. The Lost Art of the VHS (Vol. 1) reprints some of the most louche, decadent, minimo-pervo artwork to ever grace a VHS box, featuring such movies as From Beyond, Penitentiary II, Beast of the Yellow Night, Cop Killers, Bay of Blood, Escape from Death Row, and Cocaine Wars. A feast for exploitation cognoscenti, The Lost Art of the VHS is a portable grindhouse. Readers will be agog at the plethora of supertrash movie titles, and then move on to rediscover the anarchic box designs. Throughout, editor and cultural historian Jacques Boyreau succinctly narrates the household-piercing story of VHS: "On par with the jukebox, disco, and neon, VHS reformatted the world's product-intake and boosted a libertarian aesthetic that conquered TV in the same way TV conquered comic books in the 1950s, and allowed us to hold movies in our hands. Posters in the lobby could advertise, even fetishize a movie; credit sequences could identify the participants, but somehow, VHS box-art 'became' the iconic equivalent of the movie."The Lost Art of VHS is published in a VHS "format," slyly packaged inside a facsimile VHS box, and contains almost a hundred reproductions of VHS art with commentary. Softcover (with Sleeve), 6-in. x 9-in., 192 pages, full color. Cover price $19.99.

Add to cart FN 6.0 $27.00 View scans	Add to cart VG 4.0 $23.00 View scan	Add to cart GD 2.0 $16.00 View scans 1 1/2" lateral spine tears. Water damage. Tape.	Add to cart FR 1.0 $2.65
Add to cart PR 0.5 $2.50 Interior is complete. Extensive accumulation of defects.

Undamaged, uncut copies are extremely rare. Most copies were destroyed by children as they completed the many activities (cut-outs, etc.) offered. Post's Cereals 3 Ring Circus was a promotional activity comic with only one actual comic page, "From Jungle to Circus," as told by Jim Rogers, animal trainer. It was distributed in 1946 by General Foods Corporation. Full color, all newsprint, 32 pages, 6-1/4-in. x 8-1/4-in, no cover price.

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1st printing. Edited by Arthur Jones. Inspired by the series and spanning a wide and weird range of topics from an A-list roster of contributors, Post-It(R) Note Diaries captures everyday occurrences from a job interview gone hilariously awry and a nude run-in with a neighbor to hair-raising events like an overnight encounter at Nicholas Cage's house (it's not what you think!), and nearly drowning while trying to paddle across the East River in a homemade canoe. Softcover, 208 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $15.00.

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1st printing. Edited by Jason Rodriguez. You find them in the back of almost every antique store: boxes of old postcards. Once the most precious things in the world to the people who wrote and received them, these postcards, and the stories behind them, of love, longing, and lost hope, have now been neglected and forgotten. For twenty-five cents you can purchase a piece of someone's life. Postcards is a book that appreciates their true value. Featuring stories by Phil Hester, Stuart Moore, Michael Gaydos, Robert Tinnell, Harvey Pekar, Kindt, and others! Hardcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 152 pages, B&W. Cover price $21.95.

Megacon Orlando Exclusive Metal Edition Cover by Gorkem Demir - limited to 10 copies. Art by Kyle Willis.

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Collectors Set edition cover by Mustang Robertson. Story and art by Nathan Lumm and Mustang Robertson. A sci-fi adventure set in a future in which cops wear high-tech body armor in their battles against street crime. Paul Granato is inducted into the Crimson Ravens tactical unit. Its the fruition of every cops dream – but he is not prepared for their equally dangerous opponents, including the sinister Lady Kintarus. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.99.

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Regular cover by Mustang Robertson. Story and art by Nathan Lumm and Mustang Robertson. A sci-fi adventure set in a future in which cops wear high-tech body armor in their battles against street crime. Paul Granato is inducted into the Crimson Ravens tactical unit. Its the fruition of every cops dream – but he is not prepared for their equally dangerous opponents, including the sinister Lady Kintarus. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.99.

Add to cart GD 2.0 $10.00 View scan Cover loose at staples. 1 1/2" Cumulative spine split. 1 1/4" tear from edge. Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout. Graded by MCS, not consignor.

Photo cover features Allan "Rocky" Lane and Gerry Ganzer. Story by Joe Millard, from the screenplay by Richard Wormser. Fawcett presents adaptations of popular movies of the 1950s in comics form. This issue is based on Powder River Rustlers, a 1949 Republic Western film starring "Rocky" Lane. A swindler tries to take advantage of a town preparing for the arrival of the railroad. When genuine rail agent Rocky Lane arrives and sets things straight, the con man swears to get even. Plus photo stills from the film. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Powder Smoke Range (1935 Whitman BLB) #1176, photocover, movie scenes, Hoot Gibson, Harey Carey app. (RKO Radio Pictures). 3.5" x 4.5", 240 pages, B&W.

1st printing. The ultimate first book for any fan! This reader is the ultimate first book for any fan looking to learn more about Power Rangers Samurai. You'll learn all about the new Rangers, their personality, skills, and weapons. And, of course, you'll get a run down on evil master Xandred and his Nighlok henchmen whose goal is to destroy our world. Softcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 32 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

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by Tom Root & Jerzy Drozd A boring high school assembly erupts into mayhem when the faculty members announce their shocking secret ? they're really aliens! Yep, standardized test scores have fallen so low that the aliens have given up on educating the students; instead, they're gonna trap them on campus, give each kid a unique superpower and broadcast the resulting carnage on pay-per-view TV back on the home planet! Earth teenagers destroying each other ? it's gonna be bigger than Survivor! Class president Victor quickly takes charge of the berserk teens, but lovable loser Evan knows Victor's more evil than any friggin' alien! Man, oh, man... everyone is screwed. A new three-issue mini-series from writer Tom Root (ToyFare magazine's Twisted ToyFare Theatre) and artist Jerzy Drozd (Ninja High School, Hitomi)! b&w, 32pg (1 of 3) $2.95 Cover price $2.95.

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by Tom Root Jerzy Drozd Ever wonder what would happen if a couple hundred high school kids got superpowers and started whaling on each other? If so, this is the comic for you! While the entire school is duking it out for the entertainment of some nasty aliens, who're broadcasting the whole debacle on pay-per-view TV back on the home planet, our hero Evan discovers the terrible secret of the strange device ticking away in the teachers' lounge! If Evan doesn't figure out a way to stop evil class president Victor from destroying all those who oppose him, then everyone's gonna be S.O.L.! That's right, baby ? it's time for an Evan vs. Victor showdown! Part two of a new three-issue mini-series from writer Tom Root (ToyFare magazine's "Twisted ToyFare Theatre") and artist Jerzy Drozd (Ninja High School, Hitomi)! b&w, 32pg (2 of 3) $2.95 Cover price $2.95.

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by Tom Root & Jerzy Drozd Great googly moogly! High school kids with superpowers are beating the tar out of each other for the entertainment of some creepy aliens, who are broadcasting the spectacle back to their home planet via pay-per-view TV! Only our hero, Evan, knows how this game is going to end: he's got to stop evil class president Victor from vanquishing the entire student body before their real opponent shows up! Now a handful of survivors must square off against a newcomer more powerful than all of them put together! The thrilling conclusion to the three-issue mini-series from writer Tom Root (ToyFare magazine's "Twisted ToyFare Theatre") and artist Jerzy Drozd (Ninja High School, Hitomi)! b&w, 32pg (3 of 3) $2.95 Cover price $2.95.

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Story and art by Rick Geary. More wonders from the most delightful cartoonist in comics, including: A previously unpublished 10-page tale, "Prairie Moon," recounting the chaotic adventures of a traveling midwestern sheet-music salesman; "New Bohemia," about the girl everyone calls "Woe"; "Practical Immortality"; and more! Sixteen pages of new material and 15 pages of reprinted stories (from Cheval Noir and Dark Horse Presents) such as "The Story of Aimee McPherson," "Teddy's New Adventure," "Halley's Comet," and other gems of early America. All stories and art by Rick Geary, artist of Cyberantics. Color cover also by Geary. B&W. Cover price $2.25.

#5 13th Printing. Art by Rachel Taft Dixon. Hardcover, 42 Pages, Full Color, 6.5" x 8".

Written by Paul Tobin. Art by Victor Drujiniu and Tony Kordos. A group of individuals - each a different type of elite combatant, killer, or warrior in their own lives - have been mysteriously transported to a strange jungle planet where they are hunted by fierce aliens. But these individuals aren't ready to become prey - they still want to be hunters. Based on the Predators film coming July 9, 2010, by Robert Rodriguez, and told through the eyes of Isabelle, a genuine, hard-hitting woman, and the only female brought to the planet, we bring you the official film adaptation - with a twist on perspective! The official film adaptation of Predators, featuring Adrien Brody, Laurence Fishburne, and more! The official adaptation of Robert Rodriguez's feature film! 72 pages, full color. Cover price $6.99.

Limited to 100 copies. Self-published comic by Paul Beck and Roger Dyer. 16 pages, B&W.

Deluxe promotional publication introducing Milton Caniff's "new daily and Sunday feature, Steve Canyon." There's a one-page Caniff bio, four pages of sample daily and color Sunday strips, sample newspaper ads, photos, and several newspaper articles. 11.25-in. x 16-in.; 16 pages; partial color. Probably published in 1947.

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Add to cart Fine $2.65

Cover by Dick Ayers. Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Bill Black and Carl Memling. Art by Dick Ayers. AC Comics reprints classic Western stories that originally appeared in comics by Magazine Enterprises in the 1950s. The Presto Kid was a Western hero with a twist: he used sleight-of-hand and acrobatics to battle outlaws, instead of his guns and fists. The origin of the Presto Kid; The PK intervenes when outlaws try start a war with the neighboring Natives. Also, a Calico Kid backup story, and a profile of artist Dick Ayers. The Presto Kid; The Canyon Gang; The Western Art of Dick Ayers; The Birth of the Presto Kid; The Calico Kid; The Floating Renegade. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.50.

Presto! Magic Tricks (circa 1945) is a promotional activity book that has illustrated lessons to show children how to perform many simple magic tricks. 32 pages, full color, 7.5-in. x 10.5-in., newsprint. Cover price $0.10.

Written by NANCY BUTLER Penciled by HUGO PETRUS Cover by SONNY LIEW IT is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife... Tailored from the adored Jane Austen classic, Marvel Comics is proud to present PRIDE AND PREJUDICE! Two-time Rita Award-Winner Nancy Butler and fan-favorite Hugo Petras faithfully adapt the whimsical tale of Lizzy Bennet and her loveable-if-eccentric family, as they navigate through tricky British social circles. Will Lizzy's father manage to marry off her five daughters, despite his wife's incessant nagging? And will Lizzy's beautiful sister Jane marry the handsome, wealthy Mr. Bingley, or will his brooding friend Mr. Darcy stand between their happiness? 'This project has been like a dream come true for me as a writer and as a former graphic designer-not only am I adapting a book I love, I am doing it in the one forum, comics, where words and pictures carry equal weight.' Nancy Butler, two-time RITA winner and multiple RT Reviewer's Choice winner in Regency 32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99 Cover price $3.99.

Book Market Variant. Written by NANCY BUTLER Penciled by HUGO PETRUS Cover by SONNY LIEW IT is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife... Tailored from the adored Jane Austen classic, Marvel Comics is proud to present PRIDE AND PREJUDICE! Two-time Rita Award-Winner Nancy Butler and fan-favorite Hugo Petras faithfully adapt the whimsical tale of Lizzy Bennet and her loveable-if-eccentric family, as they navigate through tricky British social circles. Will Lizzy's father manage to marry off her five daughters, despite his wife's incessant nagging? And will Lizzy's beautiful sister Jane marry the handsome, wealthy Mr. Bingley, or will his brooding friend Mr. Darcy stand between their happiness? 'This project has been like a dream come true for me as a writer and as a former graphic designer-not only am I adapting a book I love, I am doing it in the one forum, comics, where words and pictures carry equal weight.' Nancy Butler, two-time RITA winner and multiple RT Reviewer's Choice winner in Regency 32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

Written by NANCY BUTLER. Art by HUGO PETRUS. Cover by DENNIS CALERO. Vanity and pride are different things, though the words are often used synonymously. Two-time RITA award winner and multiple RT Reviewer's Choice winner Nancy Butler and artist Hugo Petrus continue their adaptation of one of the greatest romantic comedies ever told! In this issue: What is UP with that Darcy guy? Dude's just being a jerk. Forget it, Lizzy, better to spend time with the cute military man that just rode into town... 32 pages. Cover price $3.99.

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Written by NANCY BUTLER. Art by HUGO PETRUS. Cover by DENNIS CALERO. The grand adaptation of Jane Austen's masterpiece continues! The Bennet girls are going boy-crazy in a sea of officers and wealthy businessmen. What's a lady got to do to find a good man? 32 pages. Cover price $3.99.

Written by NANCY HAJESKI. Art by HUGO PETRUS. Cover by SONNY LIEW. The drama persists! Lizzy's in a tizzy, trying to find the truth of Mr. Darcy's motivations, while dealing with her silly sisters and their persistently precocious ways! 32 pages. Cover price $3.99.

Written by NANCY HAJESKI. Art by HUGO PETRUS. Cover by SONNY LIEW. All good things come to an end. Join us for our final issue, as we find who weds whom, who is left alone, and if Mrs. Bennet can manage to stop screaming for more than three minutes... 32 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

1st printing. Collects Pride and Prejudice (2009 Marvel) #1-5. Based on the story by Jane Austen. Adapted by NANCY BUTLER. Art by HUGO PETRUS. Cover by SONNY LIEW. "IT is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife..." Tailored from the adored Jane Austen classic, Marvel Comics is proud to present PRIDE AND PREJUDICE! Two-time Rita Award-Winner Nancy Butler and fan-favorite Hugo Petrus faithfully adapt the whimsical tale of Lizzy Bennet and her loveable-if-eccentric family, as they navigate through tricky British social circles. Will Lizzy's father manage to marry off her five daughters, despite his wife's incessant nagging? And will Lizzy's beautiful sister Jane marry the handsome, wealthy Mr. Bingley, or will his brooding friend Mr. Darcy stand between their happiness? "This project has been like a dream come true for me as a writer and as a former graphic designer-not only am I adapting a book I love, I am doing it in the one forum, comics, where words and pictures carry equal weight." Nancy Butler, two-time RITA winner and multiple RT Reviewer's Choice winner in Regency. Hardcover, 128 pages, full color. Cover price $19.99.

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Wizard 1/2 Edition. Certificate of Authenticity.

Foil Edition Variant Cover by Sean "Smunchy" Fallon - limited to 6 copies. Art by Sean "Smunchy" Fallon. NOTE: Generic image is of a signed copy, this does not necessarily reflect all copies.

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Painted cover art by Alec Stevens. Introduction by Gary Groth. The Outsider, script by H.P. Lovecraft, art by Alec Stevens; An adaptation of the famous short story about a solitary man weary of darkness who is inexorably drawn to a castle tower. Troubles with Cute Old Refrigerators, script and art by Aline Kominsky-Crumb [as Aline Crumb] and Robert Crumb; The problems with having an old refrigerator as a style item. Blues starring Eddie Campbell, Georgette Maison, and Dave Harwoodcript, script and art by Eddie Campbell. Overheard At America's Lunch Counters, script and art by Susan Catherine; Eleven quotations heard by the author while waitressing. Mr. Hamadryad text story by R.A. Lafferty. Ad for Love & Rockets, art by Gilbert Hernandez. The Confidante, script and art by Dori Seda; Frank is vilified by all the women in town. The Thirteen Fingers, script and art by Richard Sala; A journalist discovers a secret society. Tor Johnson in the Country, script by Johnny Legend, art by Drew Friedman; Tor Johnson takes a trip to the country. Ad for Fantagraphics Books, including The Complete Popeye, Dickie Dare, Prince Valiant and Nemo: The Classics Comics Library, art by7 E.C Segar, Hal Foster, and Milton Caniff. 68 pgs. $3.50. Cover price $3.50.

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Cover art by Gilbert Hernandez and Robert Crumb. A never-before published illustration Crumb made for one of his journals when he was seventeen. The Sphinx Without a Secret, script by Oscar Wilde, art by Alec Stevens; Lord Murchison is taken with the mysterious Lady Alroy, but doesn't believe her when she denies hiding anything. Hell Fridge, script and art by Mark Marek; A refrigerator that can bring death to any who dare open it. Retirement Village, script and art by Dori Seda; Two senior citizens have an intimate dinner. How I Almost Got Stomped to the "Still of the Night" by the "Five Satins, script and art by Spain Rodriguez; Spain and friends sneak into a rhythm & blues show and try to get closer seats. Clouds, script and art by Mark Martin. UFO, script and art by Alex Toth; Alex Toth questions the wisdom of experts who dismiss what to him are the reality of UFO sightings. The Hidden Face, script and art by Richard Sala; After a falling brick hits him in the face, the story's protagonist suffers a series of misfortunes. Skiff, script by Glenn Dakin, art by Phil Elliott; The narrator talks about Skiff, a guest that was staying over in his family's house. Treasure of the Lost Empire Chapter 2, script and art by Mitch Manzer; A stranger arrives at Rory Randall's place looking for work. 68 pgs. $3.50. Cover price $3.50.

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Cover art by Rick Geary. The Abominable Mrs. Pearcey, script and art by Rick Geary; The story details the 1890 Hampstead murder of a housewife and her baby. The Final Curtain, script and art by Kim Deitch; The story of a deceased spirit that takes revenge on a philandering husband. Announcement of the 1987 Jim series from Fantagraphics, script and art by Jim Woodring. Untitled Jim story, script and art by Jim Woodring; Story is about a girl who is driven to a farm to visit her grandparents. Mysteries of the Flesh, script and art by Charles Burns; The first chapter revealing the findings of a theory called "Mysteries of the Flesh" by the narrator. A Night in the Woods text story, script and art by Djuna Barnes. Ad for Centrifugal Bumble-Puppy. Arcade #4, 5, & 6 cover reprints, art by Robert Crumb. R. Crumb's Animal Town Comics, script and art by Robert Crumb; Fritz and his married friends were planning to have a picnic; Unfortunately, the couple's arguing puts a damper on it. Treasure of the Lost Empire Chapter 3, script and art by Mitch Manzer; While Rory takes a swig of the poisoned drink, Buddy may have had a change of heart. But his doubts may have come too late. Ad for Love & Rockets #21 and #22. 68 pgs. $3.50. Cover price $3.50.

Cover art by Drew Friedman. Walla Walla, script and art by Kim Deitch; Molly O'Dare, stranded on a South Pacific island, reminisces about her younger days. Bio on Franquin by Kim Thompson. Several untitled Gaston Lagaffe stories, scripts by Franquin, Kim Thompson (Translation), and Dwight R. Decker (Translation), art by Franquin. Untitled Dan Tootin the Madcap Chemist story, script and art by Jack Cole; Dan wets people with a squirt flower after begging them for spare change. The Man Who Wanted to Change the World, script and art by Joe Sacco; Zachary publicly imposes a hunger strike on his cat in order to protest a nuclear power plant. The Regular, script and art by Norman Dog; The trouble with going to the same place to eat every day. Bio on Russ Johnson by Dale Luciano. He Could Use a Good Yes Man, script and art by Russ Johnson; Mr. Oswald decides if he should repossess a child's bicycle. The Doctor Sees the End of the Hardware Man, script and art by Russ Johnson; Mr. Oswald receives a veiled threat from a little girl's father. 68 pgs. $3.50. Cover price $3.50.

Contributions from, Spain , F. Solano Lopez, Franquin, Mitch Manzer, Rick Geary, and others. Cover price $3.50.

Cover art by Gary Kwapisz. The Promised Land, script by Harvey Pekar, art by Gary Kwapisz; Harvey Pekar recalls a time in the 1960s when he considered emigrating to Israel. Untitled story, script by Gabriel Solano Lopez, art by Francisco Solano Lopez ; Ana returns to Paris, but can't find contentment. Untitled Gaston Lagaffe story, script by Franquin and Dwight R. Decker (translation), art by Franquin; Gaston refines the coffee machine. Letter to a Philistine text story by Herman Hesse. There's Something Wrong With A Perfect Lawn, script and art by Carol Tyler; Harvey is obsessed with moving into a planned community. My First Car, script and art by Lindsay Arnold (as Linzee Arnold); The pulling power of Linzee's 1927 car. Flaubert's Dictionary of Received Ideas by Gustave Flaubert, art by Rick Geary. Ad for "Daydreams and Nightmares: The Fantastic Visions of Winsor McCay" and "The Reaper of Love", art by Winsor McCay and Bernie Wrightson. 68 pgs. $3.50. Cover price $3.95.

Cover art by Jim Woodring. O Canada Our Home and Native Land, script and art by Carel Moiseiwitsch; A shameful episode from Canada's wartime past. Goin' Rabbitin', script and art by Lindsay Arnold; Recollections of a childhood holiday. Rice Paper, script and art by Wayne Honath; Wayne talks to an obsessive record collector. TV and Me!, script and art by Mark Lewis. One Night on Market St., script and art by Michael T. Gilbert; Michael meets a deluded girl one night. Untitled Windy Breeze story, script and art by Jack Cole. The Bottle, script and art by George Cruikshank (as George Cruickshank); A series of eight engravings illustrate the downward spiral of a family due to the father's drinking. The Diet, script and art by K.L. Bakker. Ligeia, script and art by Al Simons; A man describes his love; A send-up of the Edgar Allen Poe story. Concerning the Soul text story by Hermann Hesse. The Fantagraphics 500 – Complete Catalogue: Winter 1988/89. Untitled story, script and art by Craig Maynard; Memories of a violent drunken father. Several untitled Bar-Talk Duets stories, scripts by Paul Ollswang, art by Paul Ollswang and James Carpenter. Ad for "Into Every Life a Little Edge Must Fall" & "The Complete Crumb Comics" on inside back and back covers. 68 pgs. $3.50. Cover price $3.95.

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Slime... After Slime. Story, art and cover by Rowen and Tony Basilicato, plus a pinup by Peter Laird. A funny animal comic by the Basilicatos, creators of Geriatric Gangrene Jujitsu Gerbils, and TMNT publisher Mirage. In the tradition of Pogo, the anthropomorphic denizens of a swamp have comic misadventures. Includes a bonus pinup by Peter Laird featuring the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in a fight with the Prime Slime crew. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.50.

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Having the Slime of Their Lives…. Story, art and cover by Rowen and Tony Basilicato. A funny animal comic by the Basilicatos, creators of Geriatric Gangrene Jujitsu Gerbils, and TMNT publisher Mirage. A simple roach infestation gets out of control as the roaches grow much bigger than the other animals. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.50.

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Roach Wars. Story, art and cover by Rowen and Tony Basilicato. Now Comics takes over the funny animal comic by the Basilicatos, creators of Geriatric Gangrene Jujitsu Gerbils. The swamp critters fight back when the roach invasion threatens to engulf them all. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.50.

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Home Cookin'. Story, art and cover by Rowen and Tony Basilicato. A funny animal comic by the Basilicatos, creators of Geriatric Gangrene Jujitsu Gerbils. A jar of moonshine becomes a much sought-after object. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.50.

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1st appearances of Slaughterman, AZ and Skrogg. Cover by Andrew Murphy and Gerry Giovinco. Stories and Art by Gerry Giovinco, Phil Lasorda, Vince Argondezzi and Bill Cucinotta. Featuring Comico's creative cast of curious characters: "Slaughterman" by Gerry Giovinco; AZ in "Sword of Mankind" by Phil Lasorda; "Mister Justice" by Vince Argondezzi; and Skrogg in "Munchkin Murders!" by Bill Cucinotta. 36 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.50.

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1st appearances of Grendel and Argent in Matt Wagner's Grendel tale. Cover by Matt Wagner. Stories and Art by Matt Wagner, Jim Alderman and Andrew Murphy. Featuring: "Grendel" by Matt Wagner; Spirit in "Judas Kiss" by Jim Alderman; and Victor in "My Brother's Keeper?" by Andrew Murphy. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.50.

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Cover by Jim Dever. Stories by Rick McCollum, Andrew Murphy, Bill Bryan and Jim Dever. Art by Rick McCollum, Andrew Murphy, William Messner-Loebs, Jim Dever, Bill Anderson and Remo. Featuring: "Mermanus" by Rick McCollum and Bill Anderson; "Victor" by Andrew Murphy; "Puss and Blades" by Bill Bryan and William Messner-Loebs; and Resolutions Unlimited tale "Telekinetic Kill!" by Jim Dever and Remo. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.50.