San Diego, California: Corinth Publications, Nightstand Book. NB1858. 1967. Cover art by Darrel Millsap. paperback. Steve knew that all members of the dread Hassam were out to get him. Perhaps they’d murder him if he blew his cover. As he made his way into the dark passageway, he knew he.....

San Francisco, California: Brandywyne Books. 1984. hardcover. Factory sealed.

Seoul, Korea: C.A.I.S. Gallery. 1999. Byung-Hun Min. Portfolio in Box. 12 inkjet prints in heavy stock paper folder, all presented in original publisher's box. 51x38 cm (20x15"). No. 278 of an edition limited to 300 sets signed by the photographer. Signed by Byung-Hun Min on limitation leaf. A beautiful.....

Dennis McMillan Publications. 1987. hardcover. Limited signed edition 237/350.

San Diego, California: Greenleaf Classics, Inc., Ember Library. EL381. 1967. Cover art by Robert Bonfils. paperback. Perhaps the warden had the right idea turning Tommy over to Dr. Warner. And perhaps Tommy became more of a man because of it...until another man's jealousy challenged Dr. Warren to the fog fight.....

New York: Robert M. McBride and Company. 1945. hardcover. Napoleon and Uncle Elby was a popular syndicated newspaper comic strip created by McBride.

1944. softcover. Publication of Nicaraguan poet.

Sticker Chick. 2010. softcover.

Stanton Archives, Stantoons. 49. 1990. Eric Stanton. 1st. staplebound. Vintage fetish illustration pamphlet.

San Diego, California: Corinth Publications, Ember Library. EL373. 1967. Cover art by Robert Bonfils. paperback. Special agent for SCORE, XX-96 rushes in to protect the US interests, and his own, as he corners the girl market on a lush and lusty Caribbean isle. Greenleaf Publishers sleaze paperback...

Phantasia Press. 1987. Frank Kelly Freas. Hardcover in DJ. Book of short stories by the great Fredric Brown. This is number 313 out of 475 copies which was signed by Fredric Brown and Mack Reynolds, from signature pages apparently left over from Shasta Press, as well as by Richard Lupoff.....

Scarecrow Press. 1989. hardcover. "The "Hissables" are actors and one actress who featured prominently as villians in American films in the 1930s and 1940s: Lionel Atwill, John Carradine, Lon Chaney Jr., Laird Cregar, Brian Donlevy, Claude Rains, Basil Rathbone, George Sanders, and Gale Sondergaard. Mank's approach is to show the.....