San Francisco Comic Book Company. 1970. Rick Griffin, R. Crumb, Gilbert Shelton, Steve Ditko, Kim Deitch, Rory Hayes S Clay Wilson, Greg Irons. Squarebound. Very fine / nm copy from publisher's stock. Jam packed underground classic with inimitable Rick Griffin cover.
San Francisco, California: La Salon. 1980. staplebound. Erotic, gay comic with a color illustrated centerfold.
Long Beach, California: Bon-Vue Enterprises, Belier Press Inc. 2002. Ruiz. staplebound. Reprints of 3 serials by Ruiz.
New York: Belier Press Inc. 1976. staplebound. Reprints of three complete serials originally published by Irving Klaw.
Canada: Drawn & Quarterly Publications. 2002. hardcover. Signed, limited 1/500.
Forestville, California: Eclipse Books. 1988. softcover.
San Diego, California: IDW Publishing. 2011. hardcover. The fourth and final volume of Alex Raymond's modernist classic, Rip Kirby, contains every daily strip from April 19, 1954 through September 29, 1956. The 46-year-old Raymond's tragic death in the prime of his life caught the syndicate in mid-episode. This book also.....
San Diego, California: IDW Publishing. 2010. hardcover. The second volume of Alex Raymond's modernist classic Rip Kirby contains nearly three years of strips, from December 6, 1948 through September 22, 1951, all drawn in Raymond's incredibly lush style.
San Diego, California: IDW Publishing. 2010. hardcover. The third volume of Alex Raymond's modernist classic, Rip Kirby, contains nearly three years of strips, from September 24, 1951 through April 17, 1954, all rendered in Raymond's incredibly lush style. World's best photographer, the sexy Bijou Benson; a playboy sheik from Algiers;.....
New York: A. A. & E. Publishing Co. 1966. softcover. Superboobs swore to use her mighty mammaries to combat crime in all it's vicious, sinful forms.
Marvel Publishing. 2011. Alex Schomburg. hardcover. The Sub-Mariner, number 1 - 4.
DC Comics. Sheldon Moldoff,Lew Schwartz, Dick Sprang, Charles Paris, Stan Kaye. hardcover. Volume One Annual contain Batman stories from the 1940s and 1950s.
Wilmington, Delaware: Eros Publishing Co., Goldstripe Publication. 1979. staplebound. Black and white female domination erotic illustrations by Bill Ward.
Seattle Washington: Teat Horn. 1989. staplebound. Includes limited edition small comic 'Orb Flam' #334/500 by Peter Bagge, Jim Blanchard, Monica Dee, Brad Foster, Jeff Gaither, Dan Heidebrecht, Chris Kegel, Vince Ransid Bill Shut and Bob X.
California: Eclipse Books. 1989. hardcover. Bob Kane and writer Tom Andrae offer an illustrated account of fifty years of Batman stories, anecdotes and memorabilia. Signed and limited 342/2500.
Texas: Jabberwocky Graphix. 1984. staplebound. Mini comic. Black and white illustrations of the alphabet.
Marvel Worldwide. 2015. hardcover. Originally published in magazine form as Death of Wolverine #1 - 4.
Tony Raiola - Pacific Comics Club. 2000. staple-bound.
Tony Raiola - Pacific Comics Club. 2003. staple-bound.
New York: Robert M. McBride and Company. 1945. hardcover. Napoleon and Uncle Elby was a popular syndicated newspaper comic strip created by McBride.
Pantheon. 2011. hardcover. Habibi tells the tale of Dodola and Zam, refugee child slaves bound to each other by chance, by circumstance, and by the love that grows between them. Inscribed.
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. 1941. hardcover. Satire in text and pictures of the life of Oliver Airedale, descendant of the earliest settlers on Caninia who learned the tenents of Canocracy.
St. Louis, MO: Illustration Magazine. Illustration 13. 2005. Wladyslaw Benda, Alex Schomburg, Lee Brown Coye. staplebound. Color illustrated magazine with articles about W. T. Benda, Alex Schomburg and Lee Brown Coye.
Boston, Massachusetts: G. K. Hall and Co. 1990. hardcover. Catalogue traces chronologically the origins and evolution of the American comic book.
Deligne. 1985. softcover. European comic in English and in black and white. This is the only English translation of this book.