Comic Strips & Cartoons

Caniff's classic adventure comic strip. Over 725 consecutive strips. Three dailies per page and Sundays in color. Strips are crisply printed and the color...

A modern collection of the classic adventure comic strip. Over 725 consecutive strips. Three dailies per page and Sundays in color. The strips are crisply...

Two complete Steve Canyon adventures: "Twice Broken Heart" (July 9 to October 31, 1955) and "The Scarlet Princess" (November 1, 1955 to April 11, 1956)....

Two complete Steve Canyon adventures (September 25, 1957 to April 7, 1956). Every strip was carefully reproduced from Caniff's own studio proof sheets for...

The complete Li'l Abner. This volume reproduces 440 strips.

The complete Li'l Abner. Elvis in Dogpatch! Introduction by James Vance. Strips assisted by Frank Frazetta."A great send-up of '50s youth culture and Elvis...

The complete Li'l Abner.

The complete Li'l Abner.

"The year begins with Capp's parody of John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath (also made into a movie this year). Dogpatch is wiped out by turnip termites, so...

An annotated interview with Al Capp. The text of a 1950s Capp speech to newspaper editors. Penman of the Past: Winsor McCay. Allen Saunder's autobiography....

An annotated interview with Al Capp. The text of a 1950s Capp speech to newspaper editors. Penman of the Past: Winsor McCay. Allen Saunder's autobiography. More

The follow-up collection to The Cobb Book. With 86 editorial cartoons from the years 1974-1976, each reproduced full-page, two in color. Nuclear power,...

The follow-up collection to The Cobb Book. With 86 editorial cartoons from the years 1974-76 reproduced full-page (two in color). All but three cartoons...

This collection is a follow-up to The Cobb Book. 86 editorial cartoons from the years 1974-76 reproduced full-page (two in color). Only three of the...

Ron Cobb's second book reproduces 30 exquisitely drawn editorial cartoons from 1967 at the same size as the original art and on 70 lb. vellum stock. The...

Using Ron Cobb's self-published Sawyer Press edition of MAH FELLOW AMERICANS as a starting point, this foreign edition adds 125 more cartoons for a total of...

44 cartoons on social issues. Militarism, the Vietnam War, Racism, urban violence, indian affairs, etc. Includes a six page interview with Cobb.

"Do we want that? Cartoons by Ron Cobb" Ron Cobb created 300 weekly editorial/political cartoons between 1965 and the early 1970s. This book collects...

From the publisher: Edited and restored by the artist’s grandson, Brian E. Collins, with an introduction by Eisner Award-winning author Frank M. Young,...

Inscribed by Pulitzer prize-winning cartoonist Conrad to fellow Los Angeles newspaper man (and literary scholar) Nicolas Beck. From the dustjacket:...

Political cartoons.

Political cartoons.

Warmly inscribed by Conrad to former reporter and author Nick Beck: "For Nick-- I used to be in the newspaper business myself.... Best Paul Conrad 12/'79"...

From the collection of Disney animator Ollie Johnson. A monograph devoted to Covarrubias' caricature work. Produced for an exhibition by the National...

Covarrubias (1904-1957) was the premiere caricaturist in the U.S. in the period between the suicide of Ralph Barton and the rise of Al Hirschfeld. This...

Jordan Crane is "noted for well-observed narratives that focus on the vulnerability and mystery of the human experience" (What Things Do). This is the first...

From the Publisher: This second of four volumes reprints in full color the rare Captain Easy Sunday pages from the 1930s. Roy Crane’s Soldier of...

Reprints three dailies per page and Sundays over two or three pages. Roy Crane Reminisces. Essay by Bill Blackbeard.

Reprints three dailies per page and Sundays over two or three pages.

Reprints three dailies per page and Sundays over two or three pages.

Reprints three dailies per page and Sundays over two or three pages.

Reprints three dailies per page and Sundays over two or three pages.

This volume includes the introduction of Captain Easy. The best reprinting of this strip. Three strips per page. Sundays are over two pages.

Reprints three dailies per page and Sundays over two or three pages. Essay by Ron Goulart.

A biography of Percy Crosby and his creation Skippy, one of the early comics superstars. The philosophizing urchin spawned books, novels, toys, and merchandise.

From the publisher: Skippy is the spiritual ancestor to Peanuts, Calvin and Hobbes, and just about every other kid strip ever created. Perhaps more than...

A massive 608-page coffee-table collection of over 1,100 of Danziger's post-9/11 editorial cartoons with extensive, educational commentary. From the...

An original comic page by Jack Davis for the mass market paperback original "Return of a Mad Look at the Movies" published in 1970.

The first year of the strip. Introduction by Bill Blackbeard. This is part of the Hyperion Library of Classic American Comic Strips.

From the publisher: For over 45 years, Eldon Dedini has been one of Playboy's most recognizable full-page gag cartoonists. With a masterful watercolor...

Fifteen editorial-style cartoons of fate and synchronicity by this Los Angeles-based animation artist & director. These loose cartoony watercolor...

From the publisher: Welcome and good tidings, ladies, gentlemen, and all manner of upstanding, sentient beasts. The book you hold in your hands...

Dailies from March 9, 1953 to August 13, 1955. Long biographic essay by Armando Mendez. Introduction by Leonard Starr.

A great comic strip with fast moving storylines about good people in a small town. I read this new volume cover to cover within days of receiving it. Stan...

Dailies from December 2, 1957 to January 23, 1960. Introduction by Bill Sienkiewicz.

Reprinting Sundays from May 2, 1954 to August 3, 1958, with an Introduction by Roy Richardson and an Interview with Stan Drake conducted by Shel Dorf .

"Dear Reader, The book in your hands is our homage to the vintage storybooks we spent our youth reading. This is a tale of a little tiger named Tigerbuttah...