Volume five collects issue #33-40 of this archetypal comic book series! Pioneering comic book artist Al McWilliams (Flash Gordon Sergeant Spook) lends his talent to this comic book classic. Story titles include 'The Psychocrystals' 'A Bomb in Time...

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More great Trek adventures from issues #17-#24 of the original comicbook series from the mid-1970s. This third collection features art by Alberto Giolitti putting Kirk Spock Scott Sulu and McCoy into perilous adventures available nowhere else but ...

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X-Files fans, this book is for you. Named by TV Guide as one of the greatest shows of all time, the series had a nine-year run and enjoyed immense popularity and critical acclaim, garnering sixteen Emmy awards and five Golden Globe awards. The X-F...

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by Various The original full-color Star Trek comics from Gold Key are reprinted in paperback at last! Star Trek comics debuted in 1967, one year after the original television series and outlasted the TV version by ten years. This volume collects t...

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by Jacobs, Jones, & Hamilton One of the longest running independent series of all time, The Trouble with Girls was created by Will Jacobs and Eisner award winning writer Gerard Jones. Originally published by Malibu, this innovative series brok...

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Hellraiser doesn't end with the movies. See what happens in the world of Cenobites with this collection of illustrated stories.

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by Windsor McCay Featuring McCay's first continuous comic strip Mr. Goodenough which ran from January 1904 to March 1905 in the Evening Telegram. The strips features Mr. Goodenough who continuously tries to improve his life by becoming more active...

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by Winsor McCay McCay's cartooning style although decades ahead of its time was popular during his lifetime. With the advent of motion pictures McCay leveraged his public popularity as a cartoonist to introduce what he would become most famous for...

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by Winsor McCay Checker's fifth collection of the harder to find works of this early 20th century cartoon master (Little Nemo in Slumberland) and animation pioneer. Much of the comic strip material here dates from 1908 and is accompanied by imposs...

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by Theodor Seuss Geisel Before writing his first children's book And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street published in 1937 Geisel worked as a political cartoonist an advertising illustrator and a documentary filmmaker. Checker collects some ...

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by Alex Raymond Volume five of Flash Gordon includes the stories 'The Ice Kingdom of Mongo' 'Power Men of Mongo' and 'The Fall of Ming' all originally appearing from 1940 to 1941. This quintessential science fiction title has all the trappings of ...

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Brilliantly illustrated by the legendary Alex Raymond, Flash Gordon epitomizes the golden age of the newspaper comic strip. Volume 4 collects strips from June 12, 1938 to January 21, 1940, continuing the saga of Flash, Dale, and Ming on the planet...

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A gorgeously painted work of high fantasy comics storytelling from the French bandes-dessines master, Civiello. Page after page of beautiful artwork entices the reader into a complex and breathlessly paced tale. Enjoyed by tens of thousands of rea...

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by Milton Caniff Checker Book Publishing releases its fourth volume of this classic Milton Caniff strip! Steve Canyon: 1950 collects strips from January 29 to October 7 1950 and includes the stories 'Missionary' 'Mechanical Brain' 'Rallying Point'...

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Recognized as the most popular children's book author of the 20th century, Theodor Geisel (a.k.a. Dr. Seuss) had a career in illustration that varied widely before he wrote his first juvenile book. Early Works Volume 1 is the first of a series col...

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by Milton Caniff Milton Caniff's legendary comic strip finds a new home in these Checker collections. Steve Canyon 1951 collects strips from January 1951 to spring 1952 which includes the stories 'The Mysterious Monsieur Gros' 'Operation Foo-Ling'...

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by Winsor McCay With an unflagging work ethic he drew thousands of cartoons and illustrations that appeared in newspapers around the country and gained him nationwide fame. But as popular as McCay was his work was poorly preserved and later genera...

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by Milton Caniff Milton Caniff's legendary comic strip finds a new home. Features the storylines from 1952 'Crisis on Campus,' 'Operation Stray,' and 'Deep Woods.'"

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by Winsor McCay McCay's enthusiasm and energy for his vocation infected every panel he drew. With an unflagging work ethic, he drew thousands of cartoons and illustrations that appeared in newspapers around the country and gained him nationwide fa...

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by Milton Caniff Featuring the stories which ran throughout the seventh year of the adventure strip: 'Indian Café,' 'The Princess and the Doctor,' and 'The Halls.'"

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The Trouble with Girls is one of the longest running independent series of all time! Created by Will Jacobs and Eisner award-winning writer Gerard Jones, this groundbreaking series broke all the rules!

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This archival-quality book features works a legend of cartooning; Alex Raymond, who is credited with inspiring generations of artists to try their hand at comic strips, including greats such as Frank Frazetta and Al Williamson. Flash Gordon: Volum...

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by Jacobs, Jones, & Hamilton One of the longest running independent series of all time, The Trouble with Girls was created by Will Jacobs and Eisner award winning writer Gerard Jones. Originally published by Malibu, this innovative series brok...

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by Ian Edgington & Greg Land Collecting issues # 25-30 in the story Sojourn: A Sorcerer's Tale. From the burning desert sands to the wild ocean seas, Arwyn and her fellow travelers journey around the fantastic five lands."

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