The Odyssey comic books issue 0

By Chad Rebmann & Vicente Cifuentes. A God War Crossover! The Odyssey returns in this stunning 48-page special continuing the events from The 10th Muse #11! The 10th muse is mad with power and has taken control of Mt. Olympus. Now, with Grayson Bishop at her side, she launches the Titan warriors to invade Earth and to assassinate all earthbound Olympians. The lines between enemies and heroes become crossed when the evil Medusa joins forces with Judo Girl, Atlas, Orion the Hunter, Wonder Boy, and the Valkyrie to stop their former ally. Along the way, new faces will emerge, such as The Red Muse, Camelot, Sigma, and Leveax of the Witch Kids. Can The Odyssey stop the destruction of the Earth? Will Grayson Bishop complete his corruption of The 10th muse? And where is Emma Sonnet during all of this? Covers by Nadir Balan Cover price $4.99.

A Howard Johnson's giveaway children's menu that ties in with the film, "2001: A Space Odyssey". Includes a "Connect the Dots" and maze activity page. 8 pages. 7" X 11 1/4".

Vampire Circus - Written by John and Tim Frick. Art by Jay Naylor. 36 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.50.

Set includes Issue 1 of Lady Death The Odyssey 10th Anniversary Edition and an Exclusive 10th Anniversary Art print by Raulo Caceres. Cover price $9.99.

Set includes Issue 2 of Lady Death The Odyssey 10th Anniversary Edition and an Exclusive 10th Anniversary Art print by Gabriel Guzman and Mariano Taibo. Cover price $9.99.

One-shot, third edition, Nov. 1963. Sub-titled Over the Dead Sea Bottom by Thoat and Zitidar. Published by Richard Lupoff, who at the time had just been appointed the editor of Canaveral Press. Roy Krenkel and Al Williamson contribute full-page illustrations. Introduction by Donald A. Wollheim. Article by Richard Lupoff entitled "But Was It Science Fiction?" in which he says, yes, the Mars novels were science fiction. The main feature is the exhaustive article by Dave Van Arnam from which the fanzine is named. Larry Ivie contributed a beautiful double-page foldout spread of Barsoom and because he drew it the same time as Van Arnam was writing his article, came to different conclusions and then had to contribute an article explaining his reasoning. Van Arnam also contributes an article about ERB's Venus. The afterword is written by Lupoff. A loving and detailed examination of ERB's Mars by professional writers. Scarce. Side-stapled, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., B&W. Cover price $2.00.

One-shot, third edition, Nov. 1963. Sub-titled Over the Dead Sea Bottom by Thoat and Zitidar. Published by Richard Lupoff, who at the time had just been appointed the editor of Canaveral Press. Roy Krenkel and Al Williamson contribute full-page illustrations. Introduction by Donald A. Wollheim. Article by Richard Lupoff entitled "But Was It Science Fiction?" in which he says, yes, the Mars novels were science fiction. The main feature is the exhaustive article by Dave Van Arnam from which the fanzine is named. Larry Ivie contributed a beautiful double-page foldout spread of Barsoom and because he drew it the same time as Van Arnam was writing his article, came to different conclusions and then had to contribute an article explaining his reasoning. Van Arnam also contributes an article about ERB's Venus. The afterword is written by Lupoff. A loving and detailed examination of ERB's Mars by professional writers. Scarce. Side-stapled, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., B&W. Cover price $2.00.

One-shot, third edition, Nov. 1963. Sub-titled Over the Dead Sea Bottom by Thoat and Zitidar. Published by Richard Lupoff, who at the time had just been appointed the editor of Canaveral Press. Roy Krenkel and Al Williamson contribute full-page illustrations. Introduction by Donald A. Wollheim. Article by Richard Lupoff entitled "But Was It Science Fiction?" in which he says, yes, the Mars novels were science fiction. The main feature is the exhaustive article by Dave Van Arnam from which the fanzine is named. Larry Ivie contributed a beautiful double-page foldout spread of Barsoom and because he drew it the same time as Van Arnam was writing his article, came to different conclusions and then had to contribute an article explaining his reasoning. Van Arnam also contributes an article about ERB's Venus. The afterword is written by Lupoff. A loving and detailed examination of ERB's Mars by professional writers. Scarce. Side-stapled, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 88 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.00.

1st Printing. A portfolio of sketches from the Jim Steranko masterwork O'Ryann's Odyssey. This is the first publication released on Steranko's Supergraphics imprint. Limited to only 750 copies. Distributed exclusively at the 1970 Detroit Triple Fan Fair Convention. Has a DTFF dedication on the back cover. 8 1/2" x 11", 16 pages, B&W.

2nd Printing. A portfolio of sketches from the Jim Steranko masterwork O'Ryann's Odyssey. This is the first publication released on Steranko's Supergraphics imprint. The 2nd printing was published for early mail order subscribers to Supergraphics. 8 1/2" x 11", 16 pages, B&W.