The Prisoner comic books issue 1

1st printing. By Donald E Westlake. It isn't easy going to jail for being a practical joker. Of course, this particular joke left 20 cars wrecked on the highway and two politicians' careers in tatters - so jail is where Harold Künt landed. Now he's just trying to keep a low profile in the Big House. He wants no part of his fellow inmates' plan to use an escape tunnel to rob two banks. But it's too late: he's in it up to his neck. And that neck may just wind up in a noose... Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 256 pages, Text Only. Cover price $9.95.

The Golden Age of Comics (Comic Stars in the World Edition): Book 4 - 1st printing. Story and art by Lee Falk. The Phantom stars in the story "Prisoner of the Himalayas!" The Phantom must cancel his wedding plans to travel to India. An old friend, the Maharajah of Barogar is missing. Can the Ghost Who Walks must solve the mystery of the missing Maharajah before his evil Prime minister takes over all of India? It's the complete Phantom story as it originally appeared in 1938. Softcover (Horizontal Format), 13 1/2-in. x 9 1/2-in., 48 pages, full color.

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1969 - First Printing. 6" x 9.25", 124 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.95.

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Story and art by Agustin Comotto. Translated by Luigi Celentano. Introduction by Stuart Christie.

A legendary life: Ukranian expat, assassin, prisoner, and Spanish Revolution veteran, who died a factory worker in Mexico City. A beautifully illustrated graphic novel that tells the story of Simón Radowitzky (1891-1956), a gentle soul caught up in a cruel world. Radowitzky appears in a few books, but this is the first English-language book devoted solely to him. His tumultuous life begins with his immigration from Ukraine to Argentina, followed by his assassination of Colonel Falcon (who presided over the slaughter of 100 workers) in 1909. Banished to a penal colony, he escaped, was recaptured and tortured, serving a total of twenty years. Stuart Christie, author of Granny Made Me an Anarchist, pens the introduction.

Softcover, , 9-in. x 12-in., 270 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $26.00.

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Art by Amilcar Pinna. Based on the AMC Mini-series event! 8 pages, full color.

By Dave Rogers. The authorized history of the adventures of No. 6. A scene-by-scene, word-by-word account of every episode of the cult TV series. Endorsed by 'Six Of One,' The Prisoner Appreciation Society. Hardcover, 125 pages, B&W text and photos.

By Dave Rogers. The authorized history of the adventures of No. 6. A scene-by-scene, word-by-word account of every episode of the cult TV series. Endorsed by 'Six Of One,' The Prisoner Appreciation Society. Hardcover, 125 pages, B&W text and photos.

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1st printing.

Written by Jack Kirby and Steve Englehart. Art by Jack Kirby and Gil Kane.

Drawn by two of the greatest comic book legends, Jack Kirby and Gil Kane, this is an art-sized, hardcover collection of the 'long lost', previously unpublished comic books based on the cult classic 1967 British TV show, The Prisoner. The first six pages of the Jack Kirby strip were inked and lettered by Mike Royer. The Gil Kane pages are pencils only. This collection includes fascimiles of the original script written by Steve Englehart and includes bonus features written by Englehart and Bob Wayne.

Hardcover, 64 pages, B&W. Cover price $79.99.

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Story by Eric Jackson and Lord Byron. Art and cover by R.G. Taylor. Calibers classics imprint Tome Press presents Lord Byrons romantic poem of a political prisoner in the 1500s. A prisoner reflects on the tragedy of his life and the loss of his family. With historical background by Jackson. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

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Story and art by Linette Moore.

In Linette Moore's debut, middle-grade graphic novel, eleven-year-old Helga Sharp is found unconscious in a drifting rowboat near the coast of Utley Island. Utley, as Helga finds out when she awakens in the hospital, is forbidden territory: it's a prison island to which the Mainland has exiled troublesome mad scientists for generations. The truth is, it's no accident that Helga landed here. She is a keen inventor, but the Mainland is suspicious of all scientists and inventors.

While working on her projects in secret, Helga made radio contact with Erasmus Lope, a mad genius who everyone thought had died in a lab experiment gone spectacularly wrong. But Lope is alive, and Helga is on a mission to rescue him from the prison island.

Now Helga must find a way to break Lope out, right under the noses of the family of famous heroes that run Utley Island. There's only one big problem-Lope's trapped inside a giant crystal in the mad scientists' museum!

Softcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 160 pages, full color. All Ages

Cover price $14.99.

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1st printing.

Story and art by Linette Moore.

In Linette Moore's debut, middle-grade graphic novel, eleven-year-old Helga Sharp is found unconscious in a drifting rowboat near the coast of Utley Island. Utley, as Helga finds out when she awakens in the hospital, is forbidden territory: it's a prison island to which the Mainland has exiled troublesome mad scientists for generations. The truth is, it's no accident that Helga landed here. She is a keen inventor, but the Mainland is suspicious of all scientists and inventors.

While working on her projects in secret, Helga made radio contact with Erasmus Lope, a mad genius who everyone thought had died in a lab experiment gone spectacularly wrong. But Lope is alive, and Helga is on a mission to rescue him from the prison island.

Now Helga must find a way to break Lope out, right under the noses of the family of famous heroes that run Utley Island. There's only one big problem-Lope's trapped inside a giant crystal in the mad scientists' museum!

Hardcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 160 pages, full color. All Ages

Cover price $24.99.

1st printing.

By Richard Lee Byers. Cover By Grant Griffin.

A hero has fallen: Deprived of the mystical Gjallarhorn, his enchanted sword Holfund, his winged steed, and even his memory, Heimdall flees across the underworld of Tartarus with the minions of the dark god Pluto in pursuit. Aided only by his friend Kamorr, Heimdall must piece together the mystery of his memory loss and escape the realm of the dead. For his amnesia masks a far greater threat: The dark elf Malekith's infernal machinations have corrupted the newly created Bifrost. Racing against the clock and his own memories, Heimdall must defeat Malekith and his allies before they can use the Rainbow Bridge to destroy both Midgard and Asgard.

Softcover, 5-in. x 7 1/2-in., 352 pages, Text Only.

Cover price $16.99.

1st printing. Story and art by Alfonso Font. On a planet condemned by a scorching sun, mankind lives in overpopulated cities underground. Only the disinherited are forced to survive on the inhospitable surface; they are called the "outer ones." This is the story of a beautiful woman, full of life, who joins forces with an escaped rebel in a desperate attempt to reach salvation in the legendary place called the "City of Domes." Their odyssey, however, is controlled by mysterious beings linked to the power of the "Mega," an entity who is much closer than they imagine. Softcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 104 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $14.99.

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1st printing. Based on the story by Anthony Hope. Adapted by Llyod S. Wagner. Art by Lalit Sharma. When Rudolf Rassendyll decides to visit his distant cousin crowned king of Ruritania, it soon becomes apparent that it is not going to be a routine trip. The first indication of this comes with the realization that he bears an uncanny resemblance to his cousin. Added to that there is the discovery that Black Michael, a relative of the rightful king, is determined to prevent the coronation taking place, so that he might receive the crown himself. What follows is an adventure involving abduction, imprisonment and deceit. As the story races to its conclusion, Rudolf Rassendyll faces choices that will determine not only his future, but the futures of King Rudolf, Princess Flavia and the whole of Ruritania! Softcover, 72 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

1st printing. Written by Sharon Lerner and Christopher Cerf. Art by Robert Swanson. The crew of the starship USS Enterprise arrive at the planet Vega III on a diplomatic mission. However, dark forces conspire against the Federation and it is up to Captain Kirk, Spock, and the rest to deal with this volatile situation. Hardcover, 6 1/2-in. x 9-in., 48 pages, full color.

1st printing. By Karen Traviss. The Clone Wars rage on. As insurgent Separatists fight furiously to wrest control of the galaxy from the Republic, Supreme Chancellor Palpatine cunningly manipulates both sides for his own sinister purposes. Softcover, 5 1/2-in. x 8-in., 258 pages, Text Only. Cover price $16.00.

One-Shot. 1997. Promotional comic based on the PC CD-ROM game from the creators of Hexen. 6.75" x 10". 16 pages. Color.

1st printing. By Ted Chapman. It's a post-apocalyptic San Antonio and your mission is to go against the Zoners and steal their information on the mysterious Dome. Featuring tips on how to defeat enemies, strategies for multiplayer tactics, and details on all weapons, items, and vehicles. Includes maps for every level! Softcover, 7 1/2-in. x 9-in., 252 pages, B&W. Cover price $19.99.

1st Printing - INCLUDES DVD. It's 35 years since Patrick McGoohan's thriller series The Prisoner, a strange blend of espionage, psychodrama and fantasy, first entranced the British public. Every week, viewers watched as the eponymous prisoner, Number 6, imprisonedin a hi-tech Shangri-La-style village, was subjected to bizarre interrogation techniques and sinister scientific experiments. In turn, the Prisoner would try to escape his captors and, although always frustrated in his bids for freedom,he would sometimes be the moral victor by turning the tables on his anonymous persecutors. Tracing the programme's evolution from sixties' curiosity to worldwide cult, it examines in detail the volatile social and political background which shaped its development. The 1960s was a time when the Cold War between the East and West was at its height, manned scpace flight had the Moon within its reach, James Bond ruled the cinema and The Beatles sang about peace and love. Yet there was an undercurrent of concern that in spite of this bright, new technological decade, people were becoming increasingly alienated from their political leaders. Instead of being enhanced by modern scientific advances individual freedom was becoming more limited and controlled. All these cultural tensions were reflected in the Prisoner. Incorporating an episode by episode analysis, unpublished photographs, props and memorabilia, production details, cast biographies, original photography, and first-time interviews with the people instrumental in the location filming, this is the ultimate guide to what is now viewed as one the seminal television series of its time. Includes a DVD disc that contains an entire episode of the show with rare bonus material. Softcover, 8.5" x 11", 144 pages, full color. Cover price $24.95.

1st Printing - DOES NOT INCLUDE DVD. It's 35 years since Patrick McGoohan's thriller series The Prisoner, a strange blend of espionage, psychodrama and fantasy, first entranced the British public. Every week, viewers watched as the eponymous prisoner, Number 6, imprisonedin a hi-tech Shangri-La-style village, was subjected to bizarre interrogation techniques and sinister scientific experiments. In turn, the Prisoner would try to escape his captors and, although always frustrated in his bids for freedom,he would sometimes be the moral victor by turning the tables on his anonymous persecutors. Tracing the programme's evolution from sixties' curiosity to worldwide cult, it examines in detail the volatile social and political background which shaped its development. The 1960s was a time when the Cold War between the East and West was at its height, manned scpace flight had the Moon within its reach, James Bond ruled the cinema and The Beatles sang about peace and love. Yet there was an undercurrent of concern that in spite of this bright, new technological decade, people were becoming increasingly alienated from their political leaders. Instead of being enhanced by modern scientific advances individual freedom was becoming more limited and controlled. All these cultural tensions were reflected in the Prisoner. Incorporating an episode by episode analysis, unpublished photographs, props and memorabilia, production details, cast biographies, original photography, and first-time interviews with the people instrumental in the location filming, this is the ultimate guide to what is now viewed as one the seminal television series of its time. Softcover, 8.5" x 11", 144 pages, full color. Cover price $24.95.

1st printing. Collects Valkyrie (1987 1st Series Eclipse) #1-3. Written by Chuck Dixon. Art by Paul Gulacy and Willie Blyberg. During the days of World War II Valkyrie was an ace Nazi pilot and commander of the all-girl squadron the Air Maidens. But she met the Allies hero Airboy Valkyrie rebelled against her Nazi masters. Unfortunately she was captured and placed under suspended animation by Airboy's enemies. There she slept for four decades. Now she has awakened in a modern world and must deal with the loss of time, and the death of her lover, the original Airboy. Even many years after the fall of Hitler, it doesn't take long for Valkyrie's past to come back to haunt her. Airboy cameo. Hardcover, 96 pages, full color. Cover price $19.95.

Signed by Chuck Dixon and Paul Gulacy

Limited to 2,250 copies. Signed and numbered print, signed by Chuck Dixon and Paul Gulacy, glued to second page. Collects Valkyrie (1987 1st Series Eclipse) #1-3. Written by Chuck Dixon. Art by Paul Gulacy and Willie Blyberg. During the days of World War II Valkyrie was an ace Nazi pilot and commander of the all-girl squadron the Air Maidens. Then she met the Allies hero Airboy, and rebelled against her Nazi masters. However, she was captured and placed in suspended animation by Airboy's enemies, and there she slept for four decades. Now she has awakened in a modern world and must deal with the loss of time, and the death of her lover, the original Airboy. It doesn't take long for Valkyrie's past to come back to haunt her. Hardcover, 96 pages, full color. Cover price $19.95.