Harvey comic books issue 2

Limited Signed Edition - Volume 2 - 1st printing. Written by Ramsey Campbell Art by Al Avison. Dare you read these eerie tales of the supernatural from this classic title? Witches Tales ran for 28 issues in the 1950's. Digitally enhanced and reproduced in their entirety, with a special introduction from Paul Cornell and illustration by Jimmy Broxton. Plus profiles of the leading artists that worked on the publication Jack Sparling, Warren Kremer, John Sink and Tom Hickey with examples of their original artwork. Reprints issues #8-14, March to September 1952. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 7-in. x 10-in., 288 pages, full color. NOTE: Limited to 300 copies. Cover price $113.99.

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Stories and art by Bob Powell and others. Cover by Bob Powell. Faceless occult avenger The Man in Black tells strange stories, sometimes intervening in person, other times merely letting ironic fate unfold. Greek gods Venus and Cupid ask the Man in Black to intervene in an auto racer's foretold crash for the benefit of the woman who loves him. An emergency flare, a misbehaving brat and a passing bear save a US President from an assassin's bullet. The M. in B. mediates a dispute between Fate and Venus over the life of a beret-wearing female revolutionary. Crack-Up; Menace on the Iron Horse; Betrayed; The Indestructible One; Triumph; Back to Yesterday; This Is How It Might Have Happened. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Mort Walker. Stories and art by Dave Breger and others. Mort Walker's sad-sack soldier returns to comics in reprints of the old Charlton series. Beetle returns home on a weekend pass, only to find everything is still the same as before he left. Beetle has to take the dog to get its shots. The captain's safety initiative is sidelined by various accidents and mishaps. The Great Cookie Chase!; Mixed Feelings; Total Recall; Hello and Toodle-oo!; Gusts of Dust; The All-Stars; Hi and Lois; Top Brass Advice; The Pizza Pup; The Safety Drive!; Sarge Sweeps Again; Cool Heads; The Efficiency Expert; Can Trouble; Disaster Area; G.I. Philosopher; Small Invasion. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $2.25.

Stories by Chic Young, Paul McCarthy and unknown. Art by Chic Young, Paul McCarthy and unknown. Blondie and Dagwood present the famous Blondie dogs! All-new stories for little folks! In this issue: untitled Daisy 1-pager; Daisy in "Cat Tales"; Elmer 1-pager "Stolen Sweets"; Dog Quiz; Daisy in "Wet Paint"; Daisy half-pager "Sick as a Dog" with story and pencils by Chic Young; Daisy activity page "How to Make Pinwheels"; Daisy in "Follow the Leader" with story and pencils by Chic Young; Daisy activity page "Make a Boat!"; which pup is which in Daisy 2-pager "Gone to the Dogs!"; Cookie Bumstead 1-pager "Saturday Night!"; Bushy the dog and Pringle the cat in 1-page text story "A Dog, A Cat and Envy"; untitled Blondie and Dagwood 2-pager with story and pencils by Chic Young; untitled Fun at the Zoo 1-pager with script and pencils by Paul McCarthy; 1-page text story "The Adventure of Sparks"; Daisy half-pager "Testing!" with story and pencils by Chic Young; and Daisy half-pager "He Meant Well!" with story and pencils by Chic Young. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Carl Anderson, Chic Young, Tom Sims, Bill Zaboly, H. H. Knerr, Edwina Dumm, Jimmy Murphy, Feg Murray, Paul Robinson, Colin Allen, Russ Westover, Clyde Lewis, Ted Shearer, George McManus, Vic Herman, Brandon Walsh, Darrell McClure, C. D. Russell, Doc Winner, Dudley Fisher, Ad Carter, Bill MacLean, Bob Naylor, Lee Falk, Phil Davis, Wally Bishop, Fred Lasswell, Jimmy Hatlo, Art Helfant, Otto Soglow, Paul McCarthy, and Roy Crane. Harvey presents reprints of classic comic strips from King Features Syndicate; each issue features one page per strip. Blondie; Popeye; The Katzenjammer Kids; Dinglehoofer und His Dog; Snookums; Buz Sawyer; Felix the Cat; Tippie; Just Kids; Toots and Casper; Tillie the Toiler; Etta Kett; Elmer; Bringing Up Father; Henry; Flash Gordon; Pete the Tramp; Little Annie Rooney; Little Iodine; Barney Google and Snuffy Smith; Fun at the Zoo; Rumpus; Seein' Stars; Colonel Potterby and the Duchess; What a Family!; Muggs and Skeeter; Fatso; Little Stuff; Li'l Dot; Right Around Home; Double Trouble; Jerry on the Job; The Little King; Double Effort; Long Live the King!; Holly of Hollywood; Mandrake the Magician. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Not Just a Comic Book! This issue: Is 7th Heaven's David Gallagher Really Richie Rich?; The Making of the New Baby Huey Movie; France's Most Popular Cartoon Character, Bouchon; Herman and Katnip Go Back in History; Harvey's 1999 Pull Out Calendar; An excerpt from Bev Doolittle's latest illustrated book, The Forest Has Eyes. Plus: The Clowns of C.I.R.C.U.S., Renoir Speaks, and Ravioli. Cover price $2.95.

Cover by Scott Shaw! and Jorge Pacheco. Stories and art by Gwen Krause and Ray Dirgo. A revived Harvey Comics reprints classic strips featuring George Jetson's space-age family. The family attends a futuristic circus, picnic, and birthday party. George wants to get back to nature, but in the future, that takes some doing. Genius of the Year!; How to Succeed in Monkey Business!; A Nice Peaceful Picnic; Clownin Around; Hey, Squeaky; Off With the Old!; Like Mother Used to Make; Happy Birthday; Back to Nature! 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.95.

Cover by Jack Kirby and Al Williamson. Stories and art by Jack Kirby, Marvin Stein, Paul Reinman and Al Williamson. Space travel and adventure from Harvey as the 1950s Space Race shifts into high gear. A strange meteor and an old Sputnik satellite leads to humankind's first contact with an alien race. Soviet lunar colonists suspect an errant American of espionage, but he insists he was fleeing from moon-creatures. Scientists discover a stone face on Mars, in a Jack Kirby story written two decades before the discovery of the real-life Face on Mars. Featuring art and cover by comics legends Jack Kirby and Al Williamson. The Thing on Sputnik 4; Turmoil in the Heavens; The Golden Rocket; Lunar Trap; Island in the Sky; Four on Planet X; Why Mars?; The Face on Mars. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Robert Ripley and others. Harvey presents the first comic-book based on the popular comic strip featuring oddball facts from around the world. A dream leads to the discovery of America by Europeans. A look at the current and future state of space travel, as of 1953. A lashing saves enslaved Russians, while a Bible rescues a besieged battalion. The "human pin cushion" cover seems to have directly inspired the "Believe It or Don't!" parody in Harvey Kurtzman's Mad (1952 Comic) #23, two years later. A Dream Discovered America; The Real Humpty-Dumpty; Seeing's Not Believing!; The Bible Saved a Doomed Battalion; Outer Space Explored; The Human Pin-Cushion; 100 Lashes Freed 40 Million Russian Slaves. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover by Howard Nostrand. Stories and art by Bob Powell and Howard Nostrand. Originally distributed with 3-D glasses; see individual item notes to determine whether an offered copy still includes them. A series of 3-D adventure stories, published to coincide with the 3-D craze in movies and comics of the era. A champion racer competes in the famed Le Mans endurance race. Test pilots Fred and Joe try to sabotage each other's planes so they can be the first lunar astronaut. Plus a tale that takes advantage of the 3-D technology of the era by telling two separate tales on the same page. Il Maestro; First Man On the Moon; Trapped; Winged Prayer; Three-D Blinkey. Final issue of the series. 36 pages, B&W with 3-D effects. Cover price $0.25.

Stories and art by Bob Powell and Tom Doerer. Comics about famous sports figures of the past, featuring a continuing comics biography of baseball legend Babe Ruth. Early baseball player and coach Al Schacht is one of the first pro athletes to cash in on his name, becoming a restaurateur. Baseball player and manager Ralph Kiner was perhaps more famous as the voice of the New York Mets on radio. The story behind some of the American League team logos, plus tales of sports oddities. Part two of the comics biography of Babe Ruth. The Life of Babe Ruth: Babe Enters Professional Baseball (chapter two); Babe Ruth's Sports Tips: Batter Up!; Baseball Clinic: How to Pitch; The Clown Prince of Baseball; Whirl of Sports; Club-House Close-Outs; Baseball's Triple Threat; Sport Topics; Today's Hottest Sport Stars; Babe Ruth's Sports Quiz; Sporting Fun; Ralph Kiner, the Alhambra Assassin; Know Your Teams: American League. 52 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Simon. Stories and art by Mort Meskin, Joe Simon and Jack Kirby. This kid-gang series set in the Old West is often hailed as a creative high-point in the partnership of Joe Simon and Jack Kirby. The origin of the kid cowboys' mentor, Clay Duncan. Raised by Apaches as an adopted son of Geronimo, Clay becomes a frontier scout before going to work for the Boys' Ranch. Also featuring a 2-page map by Kirby of the neighboring town called Four Massacres, and lessons for readers on how to ride, rope and even talk like cowboys. Lead Will Fly at Sunset; How Cowboys Say It; How To Ride a Horse, Lesson 2; Four Massacres; The Original Cowboys; Apache Justice; The Clay Duncan Story!; How to Spin a Rope, Lesson 2. 52 pages, four color. Cover price $0.10.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "June 1952 to December 1952!" Collects Black Cat Mystery (1951-1963 Harvey) #36-41. Launched in the 1950's, The Black Cat Mystery later evolved into Black Cat, The Black Cat Western, and The Black Cat Mystic. We've collected the mystery titles together here for the first time in this unique 4-volume collection. Each contains 5 to 6 issues, digitally enhanced and faithfully reproduced. Each volume also features profiles of the artists such as Howard Nostrand, Rudy Palais, Joe Certa, and Manny Stallman with some fine examples of their original artwork. eatures a special introduction from a leading author and a profile of one of the genre's leading artists, Rudy Palais, plus examples of his original artwork. Hardcover, 256 pages, full color. Cover price $47.99.

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Cover by Jack Katz and Don Selig. Stories and art by Hy Eisman and others. An anthology from Harvey Comics focusing on the pop culture of the 1960s. This issue is a spinoff of Harvey's teen comedy series Bunny, featuring the fictional rock bands from Bunny's world, including The Soular System (loosely based on The 5th Dimension and Sly And The Family Stone), The Beagles (The Beatles), and The Marmalade Mirage (based on The Mamas And The Papas). Plus a vintage ad for a "Mod I'm IN with Bunny Pop-Art Poster." Rock Happening; A Splashing Show; The Kaleidoscopic Zoo; A Scheme of a Song; The Gig is Up!; A Psychedelic Scrapbook; Bunny Ball Fashion Design; The Cake Bizarre; Bunny Interviews the Fans; Once Upon a Marmalade Image. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

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Cover by Scott Shaw! and Jorge Pacheco. Stories and art by Gwen Krause and Ray Dirgo. George Jetson and his space-age suburban family return to comics as part of Harvey Comics' revival in the early 1990s. Judy wants to keep up with the latest fashions, but it's bankrupting George. George discovers how to turn invisible, but it's not as much fun as it sounds. A new household appliance cleans a little too well. Making Whoopee; Fashion Plate; Alarmed; Deep Dishes; The Explorers; Martian Voodoo; The Crystal Ball; Invisible George; Home, Sweet Home; The Bargain Hunter; The Flyin Vacuum Cleaner; Homers Home; Song Hound; The Holdup!; Picnic on Saturn; Modern Conveniences; The Big Smell; The Invisible Box! 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.25.

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Reprints. Cover by Bob Powell. Untitled story, art by Bob Powell; Using a hoseless diving suit, Richard Otting recovers a sunken treasure. "The Hanging Thread," art by Bob Powell; Humans and immortals debate what is stronger: fate or love. "Slaughter Island" featuring Spirit of '76, art by Bob Powell. Untitled Scarlet Arrow story, art by Bob Powell. 36 pgs., B&W. $2.00. Cover price $2.00.

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Cover by Scott Shaw! and Jorge Pacheco. Stories and art by Gwen Krause and Ray Dirgo. A revived Harvey Comics presents classic strips featuring Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm, teenage children of the Flintstone and Rubble families. Pebbles and the gang get hilariously mismatched when they trust their love lives to a Stone Age dating computer. Mugged in the Museum; King for a Day; A Fine Time; Numbers Never Lie. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.50.

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Forced Landing. Story, art and cover by Milton Caniff. Exact reprints (down to the copyright date) of the 1953 Terry and the Pirates mini-comics, originally published by Harvey as a giveaway with Canada Dry products. Milton Caniffs classic adventure comic strip of the 1930s features the exotic adventures of young Terry Lee and two-fisted Pat Ryan. The Dragon Lady blackmails Terry into carrying her smuggled goods - but he may get the upper hand, if he can meet the price of Slits, the Lady's double-crossing assistant. 7.5 in. x 3 in., 32 pages, Full Color.

68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "May to October 1952!"

Tales of terror and suspense from this pre-code 1950's classic title! Harvey Horrors originally published 26 issues of the Chamber Of Chills in the 1950's. Now they have been collected together into this exclusive 4-volume set. Each volume contains 6 to 7 complete issues reprinted for the very first time as a complete collection. Featuring a special introduction from Michael T. Gilbert and illustration of Mr. Monster by Michael T. Gilbert and profiles of some of the genre's leading artists, such as Al Avison, Lee Elias, Bob Powell, and Vic Donahue, plus examples of their original artwork.

This volume collects the May-October 1952 issues 8-13 in full color.

Hardcover, 288 pages, full color.

Cover price $47.99.

Stories and art by Lee Elias and Vic Herman. Tales of teen love and heartbreak from Harvey. Businesswoman Carolyn secretly loves employee Mark, but can't approach him because her father owns the business. Impetuous Pat struggles to change mundane Mack, which makes neither of them happy. Anne doesn't suspect that best friend Cynthia has designs on her boyfriend. The Typical Bachelor; I Was the Boss' Daughter; My Fickle Heart; I Tried to Change Him; How Do You Rate on a Date?; Love Had Me Trapped!; My Tell-Tale Diary; My Souvenir of Love; I Forgot My Sweetheart; Between Us Girls. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Howie Post and others. Produced by Harvey and sold at Tastee-Freez ice cream stands, each issue features the Tastee-Freez corporate mascots Tee and Eff, along with popular characters such as Casper, Sad Sack, or Dick Tracy. This issue features forgotten toon Rags Rabbit. Rags becomes a one-rabbit circus. Tee and Eff make an ice-cream run by bunny-sled across winterlands populated by the Goodies Rustlers - you can't make this stuff up. Rags tells the kids about his musical past, and how he lured rats out of the kingdom with his music. Rags Rabbit: Circus Shenanigans; Music Hath Charms; Surprise Party; Shaggy: The Watchman; Adventures of Tastee-Freez: Bunny Express; Fire Away!; Snow the Man Down; Wishing On a Star. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Howard Nostrand. Stories and art by Howard Nostrand, Nat Barnett, Warren Kremer, George Siefringer and Bob Powell. After the success of MAD, every comics publisher tried their own version of a satire comic with a one-word title, and this was Harvey's. A daring pilot risks every plane his father owns to break the legendary "huckle-barrier," spoofing the era's quest for supersonic flight. A new look at the Boston Tea Party and the patriots behind that legendary act of revolutionary vandalism. In a spoof of the silent films of Valentino, a desert nomad comes to regret abducting a beautiful British tourist. Plus send-ups of contemporary movies, literature and culture. Breaking Through The Huckle Barrier; Ulysses; Fight Against Scares; Boston Tea Party; The Shriek Of Araby; How To Write A Novel; Good Ole Mother Meddler. Final issue of the series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "April-November 1947!" Collects Black Cat Comics (1946-1951 Harvey) #5-8. Stories by Lee Elias, Ken Riley, Bob Powell, Joe Simon, Bill Draut, W. Jourdain, Jack Kirby, Art Helfant, and , and Alfred Andriola. Get ready for more Golden Age excitement with Black Cat Comics Volume 2! This thrilling collection brings together issues #5-8 of the classic Harvey Comics series, starring Hollywood stuntwoman-turned-crimefighter Linda Turner, better known as the fearless Black Cat! Follow her as she battles gangsters, spies, and sinister villains using her acrobatic skills, sharp wit, and unstoppable determination. A true treasure from 1940s comic book history, this volume is a must-have for fans of vintage superheroes and pulse-pounding adventures! Hardcover (with Slipcase), 208 pages, full color. Cover price $62.99.

Stories and art by Chester Gould. Reprints of the original comic-strip adventures of legendary tough cop Dick Tracy and his rogues gallery of freakish enemies. This issue reprints strips from June 22 - December 13, 1950. Young Sparkle Plenty becomes a TV star, but this attracts unwanted attention from protection racketeer T.V. Wiggles. Wiggles scuffles with Tracy and gets away, then plots a terrible revenge against Sparkle Plenty. B. O. Plenty's Scrapbook; Dick Tracy in the Case of the Sparkle Plenty T.V. Mystery: A Star Is Born; Blackmail; The Threat; Meet Chester Gould, Creator of Dick Tracy; Sparkle Plenty pin-up. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "Hot Stuff!" Written by Larz Bourne and Izzy Klein. Art by Warren Kremer, Dave Tendlar and Martin Taras. Look out, it's Hot Stuff! Following on the heels of the fabulously successful five-volume Harvey Comics Classics, Dark Horse is proud to present this new series of books, each containing two hundred pages of stunning, full-color reprints from the golden years of Harvey Comics! Hot Stuff, the irascible little devil with a heart of gold, joins his friends Stumbo the Giant and Herman and Katnip in some of the best-loved classic kid comics of all time! Harvey Comics, one of the most successful of the children's comics publishers, created a veritable who's who of comic stars, such as Hot Stuff, Casper, and Richie Rich, plus many more. Softcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 200 pages, full color. All Ages Cover price $14.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. Collects Tomb of Terror (1952-1954) #6-10. They say there's no rest for the wicked, which means we must be very naughty indeed! But no worries, everyone seems to be digging what we're doing. So, without even pausing for breath, here comes the second softcover volume of Harvey's too-horrific-to-handle Tomb Of Terror comics, the perfect complement to the paperback editions already available for Chamber Of Chills, Witches Tales, and Black Cat Mystery. Softcover, 180 pages, full color. Cover price $24.99.

Stories and art by Russell Stamm and Bill Schreiber. Cover by Al Avison. Comic strip hero Scarlet, who got the power of invisibility from a science experiment, may have been the first female superhero in comics. Scarlet is transported into the past during a visit to the museum of natural history; Jackie and Gil investigate the death of an actress; A solve-it-yourself mystery involving missing funds. Also featuring an ad for Tootsie Rolls, "Captain Tootsie: Gridiron Hero" from artist Bill Schreiber. Beware of These Rackets; Calling All Sleuths; The Fight for Survival!; How Good a Detective Are You? 36 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Warren Kremer. "A Large Problem," art by Warren Kremer; Stumbo's laughter over a joke book is a bother, but when he gets a sad book, his tears make a new river; Finally, he is encouraged to try new fish recipes, which stink up the town. "Wide Awake," art by Warren Kremer; Stumbo tries counting sheep and reading to get to sleep; The people of Tinytown decide to give him some warm milk, but by the time they milk the cows and heat the milk, he's asleep. Untitled story, art by Warren Kremer; Stumbo says "yoo hoo" to Officer O'Floodle from 5 miles away, much to the alarm of everyone in between. "The Big Fixer," art by Warren Kremer; Stumbo sets out across the world to help people, but the never truly want what they ask for; He returns to Tinytown where no one complains to him. "The Crow and the Pelican" text story. Wendy the Good Little Witch ad. "All Bugged Up," art by Warren Kremer; Stumbo goes on a picnic, but Tinytown is threatened by locusts; Officer O'Floodle races to the picnic to get Stumbo back; Stumbo returns with food in his pockets, which satisfies the locusts, but leaves Stumbo to use a cloud to cover himself. "Take Me To Your Leader"; Hot Stuff wants to be a leader but has trouble finding anyone who will follow. Finally, he gets to lead fireflies. "Cold Stuff"; Hot Stuff's uncle removes his powers; Hot Stuff tries to fake it, but finally his uncle gives the powers back. "Snow Bawl"; Hot Stuff plays in the snow, melting two boys' snowman; He helps them make snowballs to rebuild it. "The Hero Maker," art by Warren Kremer; Willy wants to look brave for Lily; Stumbo does several things to help Willy look heroic, but Lily misses seeing them. Casper the Friendly Ghost ad. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

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Stories and art by Bob Powell, Jack Farr, Jourdain, and Art Helfant. Numbering continues from War Victory Comics (1942) #1. An anthology of humor and adventure comics from Harvey, produced to gin up homefront support for World War II. Teen Horace Ricks lies about his age to get into the air corps, and aviator hero Chickie Ricks is born. A sign of the times is a humorous strip about Winnie the Welder, a Rosie the Riveter-type woman who works in an aircraft plant. Plus more Nazi-punching American heroes, super and otherwise. Presenting Chickie Ricks; Rufe McGoof; Rendezvous with Revenge; Blitzkrieg Boomerang; Uncle Cal; Masquerade for Prey; Attack of the Lone Avenger; Winnie the Welder; The Cadet. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.05.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "It's Crazy Time!" Written by Stefan Petrucha. Art and cover by Andreas Schuster. Life can be confusing enough for just about anyone and Harvey Beaks is no exception. Harvey knows that doing everything "right," isn't always the most fun. Doing things like Fee and Foo may not be "right," but it sure seems to be a lot more fun! While Fee and Foo may go too far at times, pushing Harvey beyond his limits, Harvey knows that he doesn't want it any other way. As scary as it may get hanging out with the two naughty imps, life in the forest would be a whole lot duller without them! See why the LA TIMES called HARVEY BEAKS a series "that's as carefree and sunny as its characters" and " a gateway to raising a wonderfully weird kid". Softcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 56 pages, full color. Cover price $7.99.

(W/A) TBD (CA) Cesare Asaro Funtastic Harvey Hits Comics are back and better than ever! Drawn by an all-star creative team, Casper, Richie Rich, Wendy the Good Little Witch, and the rest of the classic Harvey gang are sure to be a hit with fans of all ages in this brand-new series from Joe Books. Cover price $3.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "May to September 1952!" Collects Black Cat Mystery (1951-1963 Harvey) #35-39. See, you talk to us and we listen. What could be easier? And so it is that, by popular demand, we're making available the whole run of Black Cat Mystery in a run of sumptuous softcovers, each volume containing five or six issues but without the support material featured in the hardbacks. Softcover, 7-in. x 10-in., 180 pages, full color. Cover price $24.99.

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Volume 2 - 1st printing. "January to September 1953!" Collects Tomb of Terror (1952-1954) #7-11. Tales beyond belief and imagination from this pre-code 1950's classic title! Tomb of Terror ran for 16 issues and is now collected together in this exclusive 3 volume set. With a introduction by Jeff Gelb and illustration by Scott Shaw, each volume will profile some of the leading artists working on the title. Greats such as Moe Marcus, John Giunta and Abe Simon, together with some fine examples of their original artwork. Reprinting issues #7-11, January to September 1953. Cover price $47.99.

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Includes a Signed Tip-In - Volume 2 - 1st printing. "January to September 1953!" Collects Tomb of Terror (1952-1954) #7-11. Written by Jeff Gelb. Art by John Giunta. This volume exclusively features a special introduction from Jeff Gelb and profiles one of the genre's leading artists, John Giunta, plus examples of his original artwork. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 7-in. x 10-in., 288 pages, full color. NOTE: Limited to 300 copies. Cover price $119.99.

Cover by Sam Glanzman. Stories and art by Sam Glanzman, Peter Emslie, John Giunta, Ed Winiarski, Ted Robbins, Frank Frollo and Malcolm Kildale. Harvey's digest-sized first series paved the way for its formidable comics history, and featured early (and now forgotten) superheroes like Fly-Man and the Clown. The Clown was listed in Jon Morris's 2015 book The League of Regrettable Superheroes. Ageless adventurer Spitfire battles the Luftwaffe with the help of an RAF pilot. The Magician of Bagdad's wizard-duel with a genie takes him across time to the future year of 1990. Mighty mite Fly-Man battles murderous counterfeiters, in a story (and cover) with early art by war-comics legend Sam Glanzman. Spitfire; Crocky Doyle in Mindinao; Fly-Man; Clown: The Case of the Dancing Skeleton; Buckskin Boys; Gary Morgan; Magician from Bagdad; Rurik the Sea King. Final issue of the series. 5-in. x 7-in., 100 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by Angelo DeCesare. Art by Bill White and Jorge Pacheco. Cover by Bill White and Jorge Pacheco. Marvel briefly publishes a Casper series in the wake of the successful movie. Casper and his pals follow Dr. Harvey to Harvey Castle in England, and discover it is haunted by Sir Bloodstone. Fatso's doctor tells him he can't eat anything for twenty-four hours. Knightmare at Harvey Castle!; Too Much Fatso! Final issue of the series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $2.49.

100 pages, full color. Cover price $1.75.

Canadian Price Variant. $1.25 cover price. Spooky. Harvey's Casper "team-up" book featured reprints, plus unpublished stories from the 1970s. Casper and Poil try to convince Spooky to cut down on the scaring. Casper wonders who is this invisible "Spirit of Goodness" that the fairies keep talking about. Spooky thinks "Dreamland" sounds like fun, but his dreams are more like nightmares. The Butler Did It; The Time of Your Life; Strange New Woild; Wheres Spooky?; Follow That Hat; The Big Build Up. Cover price $1.25.

35¢ Canadian cover price. Stories and art by Stan Kay, Warren Kremer and Steve Muffatti. Cover by Warren Kremer. Classic kids' comics from Harvey, featuring the Friendly Ghost and his pals, including good little witch Wendy and tuff little ghost Spooky. The Ghostly Trio wants to keep Casper and Nightmare from joining a club of friendly ghosts, and they'll stop at nothing, including Nightmare-napping. Casper investigates when no one can sleep, and learns that the Sandman himself is asleep on the job. When Casper fails to stop Spooky from scaring, he decides to replace him instead. Spooky; High Kicks; Story Session; Ghost Riders; Rhymes with Reason; Good Yawning; Spooky: Spookys Other Self; Spooky: Just What the Doctor Ordered; Spooky: Cheese It!; The Happy Brew; Kilroy Was Here; All Wet; Circus Quiz; Full House; Space Spooks; Tuff Town. 80 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.

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1920s humor, cartoons, and poetry. Cover price $0.25.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "It's Crazy Time!" Written by Stefan Petrucha. Art and cover by Andreas Schuster. Life can be confusing enough for just about anyone and Harvey Beaks is no exception. Harvey knows that doing everything "right," isn't always the most fun. Doing things like Fee and Foo may not be "right," but it sure seems to be a lot more fun! While Fee and Foo may go too far at times, pushing Harvey beyond his limits, Harvey knows that he doesn't want it any other way. As scary as it may get hanging out with the two naughty imps, life in the forest would be a whole lot duller without them! See why the LA TIMES called HARVEY BEAKS a series "that's as carefree and sunny as its characters" and " a gateway to raising a wonderfully weird kid". Hardcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 56 pages, full color. Cover price $12.99.

Issue 2 - May, 1979. Fanzine for collectors of Harvey comics - includes news, letters, and tips for collectors, as well as a checklist for back issues. 8.5" x 11", 20 pages (stapled), B&W, text only. Cover price $1.00.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "Richie Rich!" Move over Uncle Scrooge! The richest character in comic book history is about to get his due. Harvey Comics' original creation Richie Rich, the Poor Little Rich Boy, represented the fantasies of every comic book-loving kid growing up in the 1960s and 70s. Now, Dark Horse is delighted to present the ultimate tribute to the boy who has everything-and we mean everything! This mega compilation of the essential Richie collects his earliest and most substantial stories for the first time ever. Created by Sid Jacbson and Warren Kremer as a back-up feature in Little Dot comics in 1953, Richie Rich went on to become Harvey's biggest moneymaker, appearing in over fifty different spinoff titles over the next forty years. In addition to the magnificent comic art of Warren Kremer, Richie was also drawn by animation great Steve Muffatti and comics legend Ernie Colon. Contains over one hundred of the very best of The Poor Little Rich Boy, from the beginning of the series in 1953 through the classic years of the mid-1960s. Editor/designer Leslie Cabarga has reproduced the classic comics from crisp black-and-white printer's proofs and original artwork from the old Harvey archives, along with sixty-four pages of color meticulously restored from the original comic book pages. The book also includes a comprehensive introduction by Jerry Beck. Softcover, 480 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $19.95.

Circa 1949 advertising matchbook for Harvey Comics. This cardboard matchbook features a special subscription offer to Harvey comics on the inside and the covers of various Harvey comics on the other. Comics pictured are Terry and the Pirates, Kerry Drake Detective, and Dotty Dribble. Cover only, matches have been removed. Distributed by Universal Match Corp. NOTE: Issue numbers are to signify that there are different match books and does not represent the order of distribution.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "February, 1956!" Collects Blondie Comics (1947 McKay/Harvey/King/Charlton) #87, Casper the Friendly Ghost (1952 2nd Series Harvey) #41, Dagwood Comics (1950) #62, Dick Tracy Monthly (1948-1961) #96, Joe Palooka (1945 Harvey) #93, Little Audrey (1952 Harvey) #46, Little Lotta (1955 1st Series) #3, Little Max (1949) #39, and Sad Sack (1949) #55. These volumes are some of the earliest examples of Collected Comics. Companies, like Harvey, would archive their material by taking all the issues they released that month and having them bound into hardcover book format. The issues come complete with front and back covers and interiors. They were trimmed down perfectly to fit the hardcover format. Each year has twelve volumes, one for each month of the year. These are extremely rare items. Hardcover (No Dust Jacket), 180 pages, full color.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. "February, 1958" Collects Blondie Comics, Casper the Friendly Ghost, Dick Tracy Monthly, Little Lotta, and nine more Harvey titles, all from February, 1958. These volumes are some of the earliest examples of Collected Comics. Companies, like Harvey, would archive their material by taking all the issues they released that month and having them bound into hardcover book format. The issues come complete with front and back covers and interiors. They were trimmed down perfectly to fit the hardcover format. These are extremely rare items. Hardcover (No Dust Jacket), 7-1/2" x 10", 468 pages, full color.