From the dustjacket:

The magic continues...

Volume six of the complete Winsor McCay's masterpiece Little Nemo in Slumberland -- under the title In The Land of Wonderful Dreams -- contains McCay's Sunday color page work for the never-before-reprinted Hearst-page period of 1913-1914, following on the New York Herald work on 1905-1911 as covered in volumes one through four of the series, and the first half of the Hearst period in Volume five.

Identical in formal to the previous successful five volumes produced in the last three years -- available in six languages in eight countries -- this volume continues the award-winning reproduction quality set by this series which established the standard by which all other classic strip collections are judged.

Signing on with this volume as the new editor is Bill Blackbeard, direction of the Academy of Comic Art in San Francisco. A noted historian, editor, and author, Blackbeard brings an unmatched voice of authority to this series.

In addition this volume contains the never-before-collected 29 color appearance of McCay's brilliant predecessor to Little Nemo; The Dream of the Rarebit Fiend.