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(W) Mike Bullock (A) Michael Metcalf A ""Return of the Originals"" event! Before the caped crusader patrolled the streets, before horn head prowled the back alleys, this original dark avenger hunted evil men. The Black Bat is back, and hell's coming with him! Blinded in a mobster's attempt to destroy evidence, DA Anthony Quinn sharpens his other senses and uses his sixth ""radar"" sense to work outside the law, doing whatever it takes to bring criminals to justice.
Featuring work from some of the most prominent names in comics including Dave Gibbons and Grant Morrison, follow along as the Doctor plays out his classic tales, all featuring state-of-the-art coloring by Charlie Kirchoff. Stories collected include ""City of the Damned,"" ""Dreamers of Death,"" ""Iron Legion,"" ""Spider-God,"" ""Changes,"" and more! [(w) Grant Morrison, Parkhouse (a) Dave Gibbons, Parkhouse, Etc (ca) Dave Gibbons]
In the realms of the Dragonlance, the tale of one knight is legendary. The dark goddess Takhisis has unleashed evil on the world of Krynn, and only the Knights of Solamnia stand in her way. From amongst their ranks comes Huma, a man destined to be the greatest hero of this world. This is his story... At last! Collecing issues #1-6 of the LEGEND OF HUMA mini-series! [Author: Richard Knaak Adaptation: various Artists: Mike S. Miller, Andrea DiVito, Steve Kurth, etc.]
The legendary sci-fi epic by New York Times Bestseller Orson Scott Card continues as the children's training continues at Battle School, but Ender begins to question exactly who the enemy is. He's been isolated, his peers have been turned against him, and now he's been thrown into the deep end... transferred into an army of kids all much older than him. Even if Ender can makeit through this, he's found a new game that he might not be able to beat. It's called the Giant's Drink, and no one's ever gotten out of it alive. A variant sketch cover by PASQUAL FERRY is available as part of a set of 31 copies (30 regular covers and 1 variant) [Written by Christopher Yost / Pencils & Cover by Pasqual Ferry Sketch Variant Cover by Pasqual Ferry]
In a city where lost souls lurk in every shadow and darkness veils sinister designs, heavy metal could be the key to salvation... or the gateway to destruction. A fallen hero, a twisted demon, one gorgeous succubus, and an army of chart-topping guitar heroes: the pieces are in place. The Descent begins. Featuring guest appearances from Atreyu, Firewind, God Forbid, Static-X, and Shadows Fall, Eternal Descent offers a radical new take on the metal genre, presenting iconic guitarists: Gus G, Wayne Static, Dan Jacobs, and many more as you've never seen them before! This collected edition features over 30 pages of bonus material, including interviews, cover galleries, production artwork and exclusive fact files.
No one captured the mischievousness, rambunctiousness, and anarchy of a kid's world better than cartoonist Hank Ketcham with Dennis the Menace. The strip appeals to both parents and children - while parents shake their head ruefully at how accurately Ketcham caught the essence of children's natural zest for mayhem, children identify with Dennis and the chaos that he leaves in his wake. Ketcham's gags are funny, subtle and touching, and executed with a vivacious exquisite line. Ketcham's legendary pen and ink work achieves its full flowering in this volume, as do the various situations and themes that Ketcham would return to again and again. This fourth volume of Hank Ketcham's The Complete Dennis the Menace publishes every single panel strip from 1957 and 1958 in one handsome and thick hardcover volume. . [Hank Ketcham]
(W/A) Hank Ketcham 672 pages, B&W. 5.5"" x 6.25"" Hardcover Dennis vaults into the 1960s with his anarchic spirit still intact. As always, this book is a series of unrelated panel gags (with the exception of one week-long story involving Dennis' mild-mannered Grandpa), but what gags! Ack! Cough! cough! Hank Ketcham is legendary for being one of the most exquisitely skilled cartoonists of all time, and each and every panel is a small masterpiece of design and draftsmanship. This volume of The Menace features Dennis' long-suffering parents, the Wilsons, his dog Ruff, his best pal Joey, his nemesis Margaret, and a seemingly endless parade of babysitters, as well as hapless shopowners, policemen and teachers, and family friends, all of whom come to realize that it's Dennis' world... they just live in it!
We finish the 1950s and surge into the 1960s! At this point Ketchman's graphic design sense, prwtty much flawless to begin with, has attained a degree of virtuosity unparalleled in comic strip history. Each page is a master class in drawing, design, and (even within a single panel) storytelling... and of course the rambunctious mischievousness of Dennis (and the long-suffering patience of his parents, Margaret, the Wilsons, and assorted other victims) never ceases to charm, delight, and amuse. [Hank Ketcham]
Now in Paperback! The first two years of Hank Ketcham's classic! Hank Ketcham's Dennis the Menace began on March 14, 1951 and went on to become the second most-popular cartoon kid in the world, after Charlie Brown. The timing was perfect - the post-war generation, at the height of the Baby Boom, embraced the perennial troublemaker and turned Dennis into a global publishing, merchandising, and multimedia phenomemon with over 50 million book collections sold, a fondly-remembered television series, theatrical productions, feature films, and more! The strip is still enjoyed by millions every day. This first volume of Hank Ketcham's Complete Dennis the Menace publishes every single panel strip from 1951 and 1952 is one handsome and thick paperback that resembles a Big Little Book on growth hormones! [Hank Ketcham]
Bouncing Boy and Triplicate Girl finally get their second date, but the trend of nothing ever going as Chuck plans continues when they get hopelessly lost in virtual reality...with a fast-talking, impulsive brat named Bart as their guide! Can they put their differences aside to stop a virtual threat that gets very real, threatening the existence of New Metropolis? [Written by Jake Black / Art by Robert Atkins & Rick Ketcham / Cover by Alexander Serra]
(W) Mike Bullock (A) Micheal Metcalf (C) Mike Ploog Mike Bullock's best selling title has a new home with Hermes Press as the long awaited third volume of the critically-acclaimed comic book Lions, Tigers and Bears is finally here! Joey, Courtney, Ares, Venus, Pallo, and Minerva embark on all-new adventures in an original graphic novel for all-ages. Lions, Tigers and Bears is a remarkable title, with memorable characters, an enchanting concept, and beautiful artwork, now available in an exciting new format, allowing readers new and old to come in on the ground floor of a wondrous new era for the series.
story MIKE BULLOCK art MICHAEL METCALF cover MANNY TREMBLEY AUGUST 26 112 PAGES / Full Color. Timothy is a young boy being raised by his single father. His dad always has to go away on long business trips, but makes sure to bring home a special gift each time. His latest trip was to Hawaii, and he brought home a multi-colored beach towel. Timothy thinks the towel kind of sucks, until he discovers it can transport him to other worlds and times! In this, the first of a projected series, Timothy is transported into the heart of an inter-galactic war! TAG: This is a Silverline Book by the award-winning author and illustrator of ""Lions, Tigers, & Bears.""
By Fletcher Hanks Edited by Patrick Rosenkranz Fletcher Hanks was the first great comic book auteur. That is, he wrote, penciled, inked, and lettered all of his own stories. He completed an astonishing 48 stories in three years from 1939-1941. As a one-man-cartooning-band, his work packs the wallop of a unique and unified artistic vision. He was a true comics visionary. In the earliest days of the comic book, before censorship, it was ""anything goes!""-and in the tales of Fletcher Hanks, anything went! The superhero Stardust gazes down at evil-doers from space and doles out ice cold slabs of poetic justice with his wizardry. A villain out to kidnap all the heads of state gets turned into a giant head, himself...no body, just a head! The jungle protectress, Fantomah, looks like Jean Harlow in a skin-tight black negligee. But when she sees an evil scientist drugging gorillas to become slaves, her head transforms into a flaming skull and she tosses the villain to the gorillas who proceed to graphically tear the guy limb from ragged limb. Although the early comic books were meant for the kiddies, today""s mature readers are stunned by their pop surrealism and outright violent mayhem. The first volume of Fletcher Hanks stories, I Shall Destroy All Civilized Planets! (now in its fourth printing) was an Eisner Award-winning smash hit and a staple on ""Best of the Year"" lists. Comics fans were thrilled to come upon a cartoonist of this caliber whom they had never heard of before. Non comics fans who read about the book in The Believer and other journals were stunned to discover an Outsider Artist in comic book form. Edited by cartoonist Paul Karasik, this second volume You Shall Die By Your Own Evil Creation, collects all of the rest of Hanks comic book work. That""s right... ALL! The 31 tales in this book (more than TWICE as many as in the first), when combined with the first volume, will comprise The Complete Fletcher Hanks!
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