This reprint of the all-star war-comics anthology is an expanded edition, with a cover gallery featuring all of Frazetta’s painted covers and exclusive interviews with Goodwin and publisher James Warren.
These controversial-at-the-time war stories were produced by some of the top comics talents of the 20th century—written by Goodwin and drawn by John Severin, Alex Toth, Russ Heath, Reed Crandall, and many more.
Archie Goodwin(1937–1998, b. Kansas City, Missouri) is best known as an editor and writer for Warren, DC, and Marvel Comics. He co-created, with Walter Simonson, Luke Cage and Spider-Woman, and rebooted the Vampirella character. He also wrote newspaper comic strips, notably Star Wars, drawn by Al Williamson. He won multiple awards and authored the first graphic novel on the NYT Best-Seller list.
Wallace Allan Wood (1927–1981) rebooted Marvel's Daredevil, designing the iconic costume that recently appeared on the smash hit Netflix series. He was one of the best and funniest cartoonists of the earliest iteration of Mad magazine and, thanks to his work on the EC Comics line, he is also widely considered one of America’s greatest science-fiction cartoonists. With his magazine anthology witzend, he helped pioneer underground/independent comics publishing.
Al Williamson (b. 1931, d, 2010) was a comics artist best known for his work on EC's Weird Science and Weird Fantasy comics titles (and, later, Creepy and Eerie, comics magazines that featured EC alumni). He also adaptedStar Wars into comics, and worked on the newspaper strips Flash Gordon and Secret Agent X-9, both creations of Alex Raymond. He also inked various Marvel superhero comics, and was inducted into the Will Eisner Hall of Fame in 2000.
The acclaimed cartoonist collects 500 portraits from his 20 year-plus career.500 Portraits collects for the
first time over two decades of portrait work by the beloved and award-winning creator of Drinky Crow’s Maakies, Sock Monkey and Billy Hazelnuts. Tony Millionaire’s ...
A reprint of Drew Friedman's first book of comics from the pages of Raw magazine
and elsewhere.Finally back in print, Any Similarity... is a collection of Drew Friedman’s earliest comic strips and illustrations, featuring his most obsessively stippled black-and-white panels ...
This is the last volume of Fantagraphics’ reprint of Roy Crane’s Captain Easy Sunday action-adventure
newspaper strip, in full color.In the fourth volume of Fantagraphics’ Captain Easy series, our eponymous hero and his loyal sidekick Wash Tubbs answer a newspaper ...
The hat is back! This omnibus collects all of cult figure Vaughn Bodé'spsychedelic drug-inspired underground
Cheech Wizard comics for the first time.Once upon a time, at two-thirty in the afternoon, on the enchanted island of York, lived a Wizard. Wearing ...
In an era of social upheaval, Peppermint Patty encounters footwear oppression; Lucy declares herself a
New Feminist; a tear gas-stained riot erupts at the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm; and Snoopy's bird friend gains a name: Woodstock!He turns up first as ...
“Seeing Estonia — disrobing her — was my focus.”Any journey with Alexander Theroux is an
education. Possessed of a razor-sharp and hyperliterate mind, he stands beside Thomas Pynchon as one of the sharpest cultural commentators of our time. So when ...
More great 1950s horror and sci-fi work by one of comics' greatest stylists.Five years before
his breakthrough as the co-creator of Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, and other classic super-heroes for Marvel Comics in the early 1960s, Steve Ditko, inspired by the ...
This is a deluxe box-set collection of Peter Bagge’s groundbreaking comic books.Neat Stuff is Bagge’s
one-man humor anthology that ran from 1985 to 1989 for fifteen issues and introduced the world to Girly Girl & Chuckie-Boy, the reactionary talk radio ...
