Comic Strips & Cartoons

Roy Crane's Wash Tubbs. Strips from 11/12/1932-4/25/1933.

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...

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...

Collects over 300 jaw-dropping images of otherworldly shrines, whimsical cartoons, grotesque creatures, nightmares and dreamscapes from the work of Herbert...

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...

From the publisher: The first comprehensive collection of a national artistic treasure. Jack Davis arrived on the illustration scene in the euphoric...

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...

From the publisher: Spidey's reputation is under fire when he's accused of pushing drugs. It's not for the squeamish! And in a story that rivals the...

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.

"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...

The only career retrospective of this illustrator-caricaturist best known for his Mad magazine film/TV satires and his covers for Time and TV Guide. It is...

Denny Colt, a young criminologist, believed to have lost his life in a fight against crime, was buried in a state of suspended animation. He awoke one day...

Reprints 26 stories from January 3 to June 27, 1943.

Trains and Railroaders were favorite subjects of this influential Punch cartoonist. This is a nice collection of his best.

"The fascinating behind-the-scenes history and trivia you're dying to know. By Greg Evans." I love this kind of comic strip retrospective that includes...

Animator Dante Fabiero's second book. From the publisher: The highly anticipated companion to the sensational Slothilda: Living the Sloth Life! A...

A collection of this long-running family strip. Signed by Fagan with a drawing of Bob the pet duck.

From the publisher: A celebration of acclaimed artist and writer Jules Feiffer. Everyone knows a Feiffer illustration when they see one: His...

Three cartoon stories, a gothic fable illustrated in color, a one-act play, and two dialogues by the renowned cartoonist, playwright, novelist, and...

Fernández’ memoir of his many years working for Selecciones Ilustradas, the renowned Spanish agency created by Josep Toutain, that from the...

Political cartoons by D.R. Fitzpatrick. “Here is the first major collection of his work. It is the story of a great depression, a world war, and a...

The complete storyline "Who Shot Pat Patton?" (8/26/82 - 4/3/83).

Reprints two Dick Tracy stories by Max Allan Collins. Dailies and Sundays 5/14/82 - 8/25/82 and 12/25/83 - 4/29/84.

Reprints two Dick Tracy stories by Max Allan Collins. Dailies and Sundays 5/14/82 - 8/25/82 and 12/25/83 - 4/29/84.

Long out of print, this collection of Don Flowers cartoons privately printed by his son Don Flowers, Jr. 25 Don Flowers cartoons (1954-67) about brides...

When the life of Don Flowers was cut short in 1968 by the ill effects of emphysema, he left behind a career in newspaper cartooning that spanned more than...

Out of print. Nominated for two Eisner awards for best web comic. From the dustjacket: Exuding simplicity in design and narrative, Ojingogo is an...

From all-time great Hal Foster, creator of Prince Valiant! Supersized presentation at 15" x 20"! Out of print. From the publisher: Beautifully...

From all-time great Hal Foster, creator of Prince Valiant! Super-sized presentation at 15" x 20"! Out of print. From the publisher: Hal Foster is...

104 Sundays, story and art entirely by Harold Foster, and eight pages of extras. From the publisher: Our tenth volume fids our band of heroes making...

104 Sundays, story and art entirely by Harold Foster, and eight pages of extras. From the publisher: In the eleventh volume of Fantagraphics...

Prince Valiant Sunday pages 461-506 (1945-1946).

Prince Valiant Sunday pages 461-506 (1945-1946).

104 Sundays, story and art entirely by Harold Foster, and eight pages of extras. From the publisher: Presenting two more years of Hal Foster's...