Comic Strips & Cartoons

A collection of 111 Charles Addams cartoons, mostly from The New Yorker.

A Mint first printing signed by the artist with an original self-portrait drawing, dated "06", on the first page. Over 150 pages of pantomime cartoons....

A Mint first printing signed by the artist with an original self-portrait drawing, dated "06", on the first page. From the publisher: Finally, the...

A history of the long-running humor strip (1941 - 1985) as well as a biography of Arriola who was an animator at MGM, worked on Army training films, and...

A full color collection of 140 Gordo Sundays. Inscribed by the artist and dated in the year of publication on the title page: "For Gary-Cheers! Gus Arriola...

"Presenting a Series of Caricatures from the Brush of Boris Artzybasheff." The introduction: Boris Artzybasheff ... he hates in paint! How to present...

An early production from Curio & Co. This copy is signed by Cesare and dated "CA 2010" with an original sketch. The extra print and certificate of...

"Previously unpublished work by Clarence "Otis" Dooley." As advertised, "It was easy to love Frank and his Friend, with its ice cream smudged logic and...

"Now With More Bakers!" A collection of cartoons and comic strips by Baker featuring cartoon versions of himself, his wife and children.

A collection of cartoons and comic strips by Baker featuring cartoon versions of himself, his wife and children. From the back cover: Lil, Ike, Jackie...

A sharp first printing of this collection of Lynda Barry's nationally syndicated cartoon strip. From the publisher: Lynda Barry, creator of the 'My...

A collection of business cartoons from The New Yorker cartoonist.

The New Yorker cartoonist's second cartoon collection.

This is the Deluxe Leatherbound Limited Edition in its own matching embossed red leather slipcase. It is marked "P. Proof" (for Publishers Proof) on the...

A retrospective collection of the best of the late Mad cartoonist. The Lighter Side and other articles 1958-1976.

A children's picture book by the New Yorker cartoonist.

The first big Bloom County collection encompassing highlights from the first five years of the syndicated comic strip.  

The is the 2018 SDCC exclusive hardcover edition limited to 100 copies and signed by the artist. No other hardcover edition exists. Collecting year three...

The exclusive hardcover edition limited to 400 copies signed by the artist.  The latest collection of Berkeley Breathed's recently revived Bloom...

Inscribed by the artist on the title page: "For Gary, Thanks for everything!" From the publisher: A one-of-a-kind collection of artwork from the...

A children's picture book featuring Opus the penguin and Bill the cat.

This is a translation of the Claire Bretécher's bestselling comic strip series Agrippine. Translated from the French by Fiona Cleland. From...

"Claire Bretecher turns her savage and witty eye on pregnancy," childbirth and motherhood in this comic strip collection in English. Translated from the...

This is a translation of Claire Bretecher's comic strip collection/album, Le destin de Monique (1983). Translated from the French by Angela Mason and Pat...

Nominated for two 2010 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards (Best Archival Collection/Project: Strips; Best Publication Design). For over thirty years Nell...

Over 350 cartoons, illustrations, and comic strips, from the seventies through the nineties, hand-picked by the artist. Brodner's illustrations appeared...

"Most is the name of a Princess who always got her own way and did everything she wanted, from driving the royal locomotive into the cotton candy machine to...

"Most is the name of a Princess who always got her own way and did everything she wanted, from driving the royal locomotive into the cotton candy machine to...

A retrospective treasury of the family strip by Mort Walker & Dik Browne. Almost 300 dailies & over 80 Sundays 1954-1985. With commentary, other...

Dailies & Sundays from the 1950s-70s.

With equal parts style, humor, and insight, Scott C. has delighted an international fanbase with his unique watercolor paintings, illustrations, and...

Out of print. With this deluxe volume Hermes Press launches a complete reprinting of THE original science-fiction newspaper strip, the strip that...

E. Simms Campbell's popular syndicated panel cartoons of young single women. This volume collects 96 wartime themed panels. "You’ve admired his...

A "Terry and the Pirates" Adventure. A Whitman juvenile novel based upon the comic strip.

Four complete Steve Canyon adventures from 11/29/1956 to 9/24/1957). Every strip was carefully reproduced from Caniff's own studio proof sheets for...

Milton Caniff created this 12" x 16" plate for the National Cartoonists Society Portfolio. The "Hero Image" depicts the heroic male through the ages....

A beautiful copy of the original collection from 1945! The original dustjacket was tape re-enforced on the backside at some time, leading to some...

"The first complete collection of the uninhibited adventures of every GI's dream girl--Miss Lace" This is the "new, enlarged" 1959 edition of the...

The definitive collection of Caniff's sexy strip (featuring Miss Lace) which was published exclusively in the armed forces newspapers. The strip is as...

The definitive collection of Caniff's sexy strip (featuring Miss Lace) which was published exclusively in the armed forces newspapers. The strip is as...

2008 Eisner Award Nominee for Best Comics-Related Book. Milton Caniff was one of the most influential American cartoonists of the 20th century. He rose...

2008 Eisner Award Nominee for Best Comics-Related Book. "Comics scholar Harvey, who worked on this biography for nearly 25 years, had the benefit of...

Squarebound issue. Oct. 9, 1950. Reprinting dailies and Sundays from Caniff's own proofs and artwork. Plus: Notes on Scorchy Smith by Ron Goulart and Noel...

Squarebound issue. Oct. 9, 1950 to Jan 27, 1951. Reprinting dailies and Sundays from Caniff's own proofs and artwork. Plus: Notes on Scorchy Smith by Ron...

Four full stories. Strips from 1/13/1947 through 11/24/47.

Five full stories. Strips from 11/25/1947 through 2/9/1949.

Three full stories. Strips from 2/9/1949 through 2/18/50.

From the first daily: 1/13/47-5/11/47. Dailies and Sundays complete and uncut. Two dailies per oblong page. Sundays are spread over two pages. (Similar to...