Revere comic books issue 1

Cathedralhead, Part 1. Story by Christopher Paris. Art and cover by Mike Lilly. A tale of religious horror. The charismatic Rev. Ablack offers salvation for the faithless legions, but he may have a darker purpose. 32 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $2.50.

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By Ed Lavallee & Grant Bond. History tells us the signal that blazed to life in the steeple of the Old North Church was to warn of British troops on the move. But in reality, the warning had a more sinister message...werewolves were coming! Revere tracks a werewolf to a secluded cabin, where he is sure he has cornered the beast. But the colonial soon finds himself torn between upholding his oath to protect the colonies, and sparing a young boy's life! 28pgs, FC (1 of 4) Cover price $3.50.

Special Collector's Edition cover. By Ed Lavallee & Grant Bond. History tells us the signal that blazed to life in the steeple of the Old North Church was to warn of British troops on the move. But in reality, the warning had a more sinister message...werewolves were coming! Revere tracks a werewolf to a secluded cabin, where he is sure he has cornered the beast. But the colonial soon finds himself torn between upholding his oath to protect the colonies, and sparing a young boy's life! 28pgs, FC (1 of 4) Cover price $4.99.

1st printing. Written by Xavier Niz. Art by Brian Bascle. The story of the United States, from its rebellion against Great Britain to the construction of the Statue of Liberty, is celebrated in this line of illustrated histories designed to teach school children about history. The spark of the American Revolution is told in The Boston Tea Party, as Boston merchants and patriots protest Britain's excessive taxation by destroying shipments of tea in Boston Harbor. As Britain moves to quell Boston's rebellion, Paul Revere's Ride alerts the countryside outside Boston of the movement of Britain's army. Winter at Valley Forge tells the compelling story of George Washington's army, reeling from defeats in New York and Pennsylvania, as it rebuilds for the coming campaign in conditions of deprivation and cold. The War of Independence won, the nascent United States turned to The Creation of the U.S. Constitution to form a new government that could govern the former British colonies as a unified nation. Three decades after the American Revolution Britain and America went to war once more, and the story of a young lawyer named Francis Scott Key and the poem he wrote upon witnessing of the bombardment of Fort McHenry in Baltimore's harbor is told in The Story of the Star-Spangled Banner. Finally, a century after America's independence from Britain, a sculptor in France celebrates the spark of liberty lit by America, and his story - and the story of his greatest creation - is told in The Story of the Statue of Liberty. These stories, by comics creators like Dave Hoover, Matt Doeden, Terry Beatty, Gordon Purcell, and more, will educate children in the American experience. Softcover, 7-in. x 8 1/2-in., 32 pages, full color. All Ages Cover price $7.95.

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1st printing. Collects Revere (2006 Alias) #1-4. Written by Ed Lavallee. Art by Grant Bond. When a supernatural killer stalks the townspeople of Boston, renowned silversmith and monster hunter Paul Revere is called in to fight the evil. While tracking down clues to the killer's identity, the first shots of the Revolution are fired, and Revere finds himself battling a war on two fronts in a struggle to save his family. Collects the four-issue series originally published by Alias, with an expanded ending and epilogue! Hardcover, 120 pages, full color. Cover price $19.99.

1953 promotional comic book advertising Benson Opticians in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The bespectacled cowboy hero, Specs Forsite, proves that to be a a sharpshooter like him, you need to get regular eye exams! 5.25-in. x 8-in. 16 pages, full color.