Monroe comic books issue 0

First printing, expanded and revised 25th anniversary edition, 1991. Written by Paul Monroe. Foreword by Mike Clark. A loving tribute and celebration of Irwin Allen's Lost in Space TV show, which ran from for three seasons beginning in 1965. Heavily illustrated with behind the scenes photos and TV stills, filled with episode information, a report on the 25th anniversary reunion and more. Bill Mumy, Jonathan Harris and Mark Goddard assisted the author's research. If you love the series, you need this volume. 8 1/4-in. x 10 3/4-in., 174 pages, B&W. Cover price $19.95.

Written by R.A. Jones, Art by John Clark, Cover and Centerfold by Marcus Boas. Contains Marilyn Monroe centerfold poster and Joe Dimaggio trading card. 32 Pages, B&W. Cover price $4.95.

Written by Jay Wertz. Art by Ed Jimenez. This fully-illustrated account details all the major battles, decisions, and outcomes as the Japanese military sought to collapse the United States' principal military enclave in East Asia and seize a country rich in natural and human resources for their Greater East Asia Prosperity Sphere. The planned 50-day campaign took 133 days because they underestimated the grit of their foes. Despite horrendous conditions, lack of air support, food, and medicine, sheer grit compelled the Americans and Filipinos not to give up, even if the rest of the world had given up on them. 24 pages, full color. Cover price $4.95.

Written by Jay Wertz. Art by Helle Urban. After the attack on Pearl Harbor the U.S. Pacific Fleet was bent but not broken. American task forces staged a series of raids, mostly ineffective except in letting the Japanese know that their continued aggression would not go unchecked. Then came the Battle of Coral Sea, the first naval battle fought entirely in air-to-sea actions. Through experience gained in this battle and advances in code breaking by U. S. Navy cryptologists, the Pacific Fleet was ready for Japan's attack on the American base on Midway on June 5, 1942. Navy fliers attacked the Japanese carriers and sunk four of the six present. And while America lost some ships as well, the two-day battle so damaged the Combined Fleet that the Japanese were never able to mount another strategic offensive in the Pacific. 24 pages, full color. Cover price $4.95.

Written by Jay Wertz. Art by Ed Jimenez. Starting with the background of Japan's rise to military prominence and the Asian country's aggressive behavior against its neighbors, this graphic history covers all the significant events leading up to that fateful aerial attack on December 7, 1941. Japan's simultaneous surprise attacks in the Philippines and elsewhere in Asia and the Pacific are included, as is America's reaction to the bombing of Hawaii. Also includes the introduction to a serialized adventure graphic novel set during the War in the Pacific entitled Separated by War. 24 pages, full color. Cover price $4.95.