Comic Strips & Cartoons

This is the second hardcover volume. Book designed by Chris Ware. Here's the description: This limited-edition hardcover (1000 copies, never to be...

Out of print. From the publisher: A Centennial Celebration! Finally, Krazy Kat as it was meant to be seen. 135 full-size Sunday pages from 1916-1944...

A year of Sunday strips reproduced in color. Tarzan Sunday pages #497 (9-15-40) thru 548 (9-7-41). Plus an article by series editor Bill Blackbeard.

This copy was signed and dated on the title page by the artist at San Diego Comic-Con: "Burne Hogarth July 95" A year of Sunday strips reproduced in...

52 Sundays reproduced in color. Tarzan Sunday pages #549 (9-14-41) thru 600 (9-6-42). Plus an article by series editor Bill Blackbeard.

This copy was signed and dated on the title page by the artist at San Diego Comic-Con: "Burne Hogarth July 95" 52 Sundays reproduced in color. Tarzan...

52 Sundays reproduced in color. Tarzan Sunday pages #601 (9-13-42) thru 652 (9-5-43).

Burne Hogarth came to San Diego Comic-Con in 1995 to promote his graphic novel Morphos The Shapechanger (Dark Horse, 1996). This copy includes a color...

52 Sundays reproduced in color. Tarzan Sunday pages #653 (9-12-43) thru 704 (9-3-44).

52 Sundays reproduced in color. Tarzan Sunday pages #653 (9-12-43) thru 704 (9-3-44).

52 Sundays reproduced in color. Tarzan Sunday pages #653 (9-12-43) thru 704 (9-3-44).

52 Sundays reproduced in color. Tarzan Sunday pages #705 (9-10-44) thru 756 (9-2-45).

52 Sundays reproduced in color. Tarzan Sunday pages #757 (9-9-45) thru 778 (2-3-46) and 840 (4-13-47) thru 869 (11-2-47). Plus an article by series editor...

52 Sundays reproduced in color. #870 (11-9-47) thru 921 (10-31-48).

49 Sundays reproduced in color. Tarzan Sunday pages #922 thru 970. Plus an article by Robert Barrett.

A year of Sunday strips reproduced in color. Tarzan Sunday pages #341 (9-19-37) thru 392 (9-11-38). Plus an article by series editor Bill Blackbeard.

A year of Sunday strips reproduced in color. Tarzan Sunday pages #393 (9-18-38) thru 444 (9-10-39).

This copy was signed and dated on the title page by the artist at San Diego Comic-Con: "Burne Hogarth July 95" A year of Sunday strips reproduced in...

A year of Sunday strips reproduced in color. Tarzan Sunday pages #445 (9-17-39) thru 496 (9/8/40).

This copy was signed and dated on the title page by the artist at San Diego Comic-Con: "Burne Hogarth July 95" A year of Sunday strips reproduced in...

Two complete stories: The Mind of Mrs. Drake, Uncle Happy. Out of print.

Three complete stories: The Jericho Caper, The Killing Ground, Bad Suki. Out of print.

From the publisher: Modesty Blaise, the tough and enigmatic character created by Peter O'Donnell, made her international debut on Monday 13th May 1963 in...

By animation artist and illustrator Anthony Holden, a collection of the very best Precious Rascals comic strips, chronicling the life and times of the...

Includes a limited edition illustrated bookplate signed by Al Jaffee! 410 fold-ins, every one from the beginning through 2010! Plus one brand new...

Includes a limited edition illustrated bookplate signed by Al Jaffee! 410 fold-ins, every one from the beginning through 2010! Plus one brand new fold-in...

Over 130 color Sundays as well as other color cartoons. From the publisher: Available for the first time ever, "The Norm In Color" documents the...

"A satirical and shamelessly iconoclastic spoof on today's Orwellian propaganda-machine, this book, titled "'My First Imperial ABC', takes on everything...

18 Disney duck stories by Daan Jippes and Freddy Milton ! Includes 2-page biographies of Jippes and Milton and a 3-page essay by Freddy Milton "Doing it...

The first Barnaby & Mr. O'Malley collection. "This collection introduces Mr. O'Malley to the Baxter family (although only Barnaby believes in his Fairy...

The first Barnaby & Mr. O'Malley collection. "This collection introduces Mr. O'Malley to the Baxter family (although only Barnaby believes in his Fairy...

The first Barnaby & Mr. O'Malley collection. "This collection introduces Mr. O'Malley to the Baxter family (although only Barnaby believes in his Fairy...

From the Crockett Johnson homepage: "From just before the arrival of Gorgon (an episode found in Barnaby) to the visit with Rover (in Barnaby and Mr....

From the Crockett Johnson homepage: "From just before the arrival of Gorgon (an episode found in Barnaby) to the visit with Rover (in Barnaby and Mr....

From the Crockett Johnson homepage: "After more (mis)adventures at Mrs. Krump's Kiddie Kamp (such as Mr. O'Malley attempting to teach the children to fly),...

From the Crockett Johnson homepage: After helping (and hindering) the investigation into the stolen furs, O'Malley decides to produce his own soap opera...

The first and only printing of this title, a sequel to the previous year's Barnaby. Scarce.

The first and only printing of this title. Scarce. From the Crockett Johnson homepage: "With Mr. O'Malley's help, Barnaby's Victory Garden doesn't exactly...

A legendary comic strip, often referred to in the literature, but rarely seen, and only previously reprinted--partially--in a 1943 collection and in six...

A tenth anniversary retrospective with a 50 page memoir by Johnston with previously unpublished art and family photos.

Inscribed by Lynn Johnston "For Nick!" (Meglin) with a drawing of Elly with three hearts. This copy is from the collection of longtime Mad Magazine...

A 20th anniversary retrospective with a book-length memoir by Johnston.

Editorial cartoons from the Baltimore Sun 1992-1997. Signed by the artist with a small sketch.

This innovative two-tier comic strip was written by sci-fi novelist Ron Goulart and Archie Goodwin and illustrated by comic book veteran Gil Kane. But this...

This innovative sci-fi newspaper strip was the first two-tier daily. The strip switched to a single tier on July 30, 1979. This is the largest and sharpest...

"You want to have fun? Just look at any one of the side-splitting, eye-opening cartoons in this collection by Bruce Eric Kaplan. "Yes, he's the one whose...

Bruce Eric Kaplan has contributed more than four hundred cartoons to The New Yorker, many of which were collected in his first book, NO ONE YOU KNOW. He...