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The Old Dark Closet |
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 From 1972, the 2nd volume reprinting the original stories. The Avenger was a joint creation of Lester Dent and Maxwell Grant (the creator of The Shadow). 1st Printing.
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 Features an abridged version of Stoker's novel, edited, according to the editor, because the original suffered from "excess verbiage." Also contains short stories by Henry Whitehill and W.J. Stamper. Cover by John Pound.
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 Vol. 7 of the Dennis McMillan reprinting of Frederic Brown's work.
Paperback from 1987. |
 The Lev Gleason titles were some of the best of the Golden Age and this volume, from AC, reprints a terrific sequence from Boy Comics #60-62. Comics don't get much better. Probably the best book of this AC series.
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 Watch Spain take her lumps at the hands of Sir Francis Drake and F. Van Wyck Mason. This is a 1st printing from 1954.
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 80 pages of the wackiest strip ever created, this time from 1968.
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 Facsimile reprint of Mickey Mouse Movie Stories, Book 2. Adapts 12 Mickey cartoon shorts illustrated with photos of cels from the cartoons and presented in a Big Little Book format with one page of text per each illustration. Harry Abrams, 1988.
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 Gruber's memoirs of his days as a pulp writer. Very insightful. 1st Printing from 1967.
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 The 1992 con program featured numerous tributes to Jack Kirby in honor of his 75th birthday.
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 The 1st issue of the Weird Tales rival from Sept. of 1931. There were 7 issues of Strange Tales published before the Clayton group went bankrupt in 1933.
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 Another Weisinger era cover from 1965.
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 A collection of stories from Unknown Worlds presented as an issue of the magazine with illustrations. Printed in England in 1952.
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