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The
Compleat Cannon
Paperback:
160 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
13.00 x 10.50
Publisher: Fantagraphics
Books
The Compleat Cannon
reprints the entirety of cartoonist Wally
Wood's classic sex and violence strip from
the 1960s. Super-spy John Cannon is the
American's answer to James Bond, fighting
the Cold War with a license to kill. |
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The
Compleat Sally Forth
Paperback:
160 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
13.25 x 10.75
Publisher: Fantagraphics
Books
Collected in one
volume for the very first time, the entire
1970-1973 run of the classic naughty sci-comedy
strip from the legendary Wallace Wood. Plus
never before seen original Wood sketches
and artwork, behind the scenes anecdotes,
and more. |
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Naughty
Knotty Woody
Paperback:
1495 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
13.25 x 10.75
Publisher: Fantagraphics
Books
Put some lead in
your pencil with some "knotty"
and very naughty Wood – the complete
collection of Wallace Wood's erotic work.
Adults only. |
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The
Wally Wood Sketchbook
Hardcover:
120 pages
Paperback: 112 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
6.32 x 10.25
Publisher: Vanguard Productions
Author: J. David Spurlock
An essay from comics
historian James Steranko, and personal discussions
with Wood's closest colleagues-as well as
a rare interview with Wally Wood himself-provide
fascinating insight into the life and talent
of this consummate artist. Features Introduction
by Bruce Timm. |
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T.H.U.N.D.E.R.
Agents Archives Vol. 1
Hardcover:
248 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
10.60 x 6.88
Publisher: DC Comics; Graphic
Novel edition
One of the 1960s
best comic series is archived here for the
first time in brilliant color. Wally Wood
and Gil Kane are among the artists who gave
life to super-agents Dynamo, Noman, Lightning,
Menthor and others, and such memorable bad-guys
as the Iron Maiden. Reprints T.H.U.N.D.E.R.
Agents #1-4 (1965-66). |
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T.H.U.N.D.E.R.
Agents Archives Vol. 2
Hardcover:
238 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
10.60 x 6.88
Publisher: DC Comics; Graphic
Novel edition
The second book
of the collected stories of the T.H.U.N.D.E.R.
Agents, this time sporting a classic cover
of Noman dropping in on a car full of criminals.
Reprints T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #5-7 and
Dynamo #1. |
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Marvel
Masterworks Presents Daredevil
Hardcover:
256 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
10.50 x 7.50
Publisher: Marvel Books
The first 11 classic
issues of Daredevil are printed here in
full color in this Marvel Masterworks collection.
Including the talents of Stan Lee, Bill
Everett, Joe Orlando and of course –
Wally Wood. |
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Essential
Daredevil Vol 1
Paperback:
544 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
9.60 x 7.26
Publisher: Marvel Books
Collecting issues
#1-25 of the Daredevil series, including
his origin and the classic battle with the
Sub-Mariner. This volume is in black and
white on newsprint type paper. In addition
to Wood, Bill Everett, Joe Orlando, John
Romita Sr. and Gene Colan contribute artwork. |
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Understanding
Comics
Paperback:
244 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
10.36 x 6.78
Publisher: Perennial
Author: Scott McCloud
This book explains
the details of how comics work: how they're
composed, read and understood. More than
just a book about comics, it gets to the
heart of how we deal with visual languages
in general. |
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Reinventing
Comics
Paperback:
256 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
10.19 x 6.68
Publisher: Perennial
Author: Scott McCloud
Scott McCloud outlines
how hype, speculation, and artistic burnout
led to the decline of comics in the 90s.
He then lays out 12 paths toward a new revolution
of comics, including creators' rights, industry
innovation, public perception, gender balance,
and diversity of genre. |
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Comics
& Sequential Art
Paperback:
163 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
10.18 x 8.48
Publisher: Poorhouse Press
Author: Will Eisner
Legendary comics
creator Will Eisner turns a fine eye toward
the principles of graphic storytelling in
this extraordinary work, based on his popular
Sequential Art course at New York's School
of Visual Art. |
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Graphic
Storytelling
Paperback:
164 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
10.50 x 7.96
Publisher: Poorhouse Press
Author: Will Eisner
A companion to Comics
& Sequential Art, this book takes the
principles examined in that title and applies
them to the process of graphic storytelling. |
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How
to Draw Comics the Marvel Way
Paperback:
160 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
10.89 x 8.54
Publisher: Fireside
Author: Stan Lee, John
Buscema
An encyclopedia
of information for creating your own superhero
comic strips. Buscema graphically illustrates
the methods of comic art as Stan Lee gives
able assistance and advice to the apprentice
artist. |
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Writer's
Guide to the Business of Comics
Paperback:
160 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
10 x 7
Publisher: Watson-Guptill
Author: Lurene Haines
Loaded with solid
information and instructive interviews,
this tell-all insider's guide takes readers
through every possible step on the career
road to comic book writing. 40 illustrations.
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The
Art of Comic-Book Inking: Vol 2
Paperback:
61 pages
Dimensions (in inches):
10.84 x 8.14
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
Author: Gary Martin
Includes new sections
regarding the inking of animation-styled
pencils and how to problem solve common
inking headaches. Filled with advise and
examples from top professionals in the field.
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Comic
Book Confidential
Released:
1989
Director: Ron Mann
Running Time: 85 Min.
Award winning director
Ron Mann's (Grass, Twist) loving, comic-book-style
homage provides the inside scoop on one
of the most colorful and popular of all
American art forms. |
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How
to Draw Comics the Marvel Way
Released:
1988
Starring: Stan Lee, John
Buscema
Running Time: 58 Min.
From the best-selling
book by the men who changed the face of
comics forever. Watch Stan Lee and John
Buscema as they go through the creative
process and show you exactly how to draw
comics the Marvel way. |
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Stan
Lee's Mutants, Monsters & Marvels
Released:
2002
Starring: Stan Lee, Kevin
Smith
Director: Scott Zakarin
Running Time: 95 Min.
Presented here in
two complete features, enhanced by rare
photos and a tour of Lee's personal memorabilia
collection, Lee talks in-depth with filmmaker
Kevin Smith about his role in creating our
modern mythology. |
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Crumb
Released:
1995
Starring: Robert Crumb
Director: Terry Zwigoff
Running Time: 119 Min.
A fascinating look
at underground artist Robert Crumb, his
work and his family. Truely a classic documentary
into the strange mind of an artistic genious
and the environment that spawned his vision. |
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Smallville
- The Complete First Season
Released:
Sept. 23, 2003
Starring: Tom Welling,
Kristin Kreuk
The Superman mythos
gets a 21st-century updating in this imaginative
and engaging television series from the
WB Network. This deluxe package offers a
chance to revisit the origins of the characters
and their numerous plotlines, as well as
view deleted scenes and other bonus features. |
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Smallville
- The Complete Second Season
Released:
May 18, 2004
Starring: Tom Welling,
Kristin Kreuk
For many fans, the
Superman revisionist series Smallville hit
its stride in its second season, when it
shifted focus from traditional comic book
conflicts to one of self-discovery for its
hero, a teenage Clark Kent. Viewers can
judge for themselves with this six-disc
set, with all 23 episodes and supplemental
features. |
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Smallville
- The Complete Third Season
Released:
Nov. 16, 2004
Starring: Tom Welling,
Kristin Kreuk
The third season
of the popular TV series which follows the
legend of Clark Kent as a teenager. Follow
the discovery of his amazing super-powers
his childhood crush on Lana Lang. Also watch
his friendship with the bald Lex Luthor,
destined to become his greatest nemesis. |
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Watchmen
Paperback
Author: Alan Moore
Illustrator: Dave Gibbons
Publisher: DC Comics
An intelligent,
haunting story set in an alternatate reality
where costumed adventurers are outlawed
and the mystery surrounding the murder of
a retired masked hero. |
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Batman:
The Dark Knight Returns
Hardcover
and Paperback: 224 pages
Author/Illustrator: Frank
Miller, Klaus Janson
Publisher: DC Comics
It's 10 years after
Batman's retirement, and Bruce Wayne, now
in his fifties, watches the world around
him continue to be filled with social decay.
Once again he dons the cape and cowl and
Batman makes his return. |
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Maus:
Boxed Set
Paperback
Author/Illustrator:
Art Spiegelman
Publisher: Pantheon
Books
A true story
of the Holocaust in comic form--the
Jews are mice, the Germans cats, the
Poles pigs, the French frogs, and
the Americans dogs. The only comic
to ever win the Pulitzer Prize. |
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