First Edition. A first edition in the scarce dust jacket, inscribed by Ruth Krauss to Michael di Capua, an influential editor who reissued several of her books. The Great Duffy brought the superhero fantasy of comic books into the mainstream picture-book world. When Tommy Jefferson Duffy is judged too young.....

A substantial group of 58 original drawings for About People, Steig’s first collection of psychologically charged “symbolic drawings.” Steig (1907–2003) began making his symbolic drawings in the latter part of the 1930s. Unlike his humorous New Yorker cartoons of the era, these images were "surreal illustrations of character types and.....

First Edition. The second of what would become 40-odd Usagi Yojimbo books. Collects Usagi Yojimbo comics nos. 1 through 6. Usagi Yojimbo is one of the longest-running comics series written and illustrated by a single artist, spanning 250 comic book issues over four decades. This is a young adult samurai.....

First Edition. One of three issues of the first edition of one of the most significant graphic novels of the 1980s. This is the bookstore issue (this and the comic book store issues were trade paperbacks; there was also a hardcover book club edition). V for Vendetta was written beginning.....

First Edition. Thirteen black-and-white plates by comic book and illustration artists, each signed by the artist. The artists are Mark Beachum, Rick Bryant, Will Eisner, Scott Hampton, Steve Huston, Jeff Jones, Moebius, Chris Miller, Brian Murray, Kevin Nowlan, George Pratt, Bart Sears, and Bill Sienkiewicz. Plates, 9 by 12 inches.....

First Edition. The sixth installment in the one of the most successful "funny animal" comic books series, now in its fifth decade. This is one of 750 numbered hardcover copies signed on a bookplate on the front pastedown (the typical Fantagraphics limited edition format). The volume collects UY nos. 25.....

First hardcover edition. This is the first hardcover issue of Moore and Lloyd's influential graphic novel, published by the Book of the Month Club (the commercially published version was a paperback). This is one of the most significant graphic novels of the 1980s, written beginning in 1981 as a response.....

First Edition. The limited edition of one of the most critically acclaimed graphic novels of the 1990s. "Ghost World is widely regarded as a landmark in American comics history, an important and influential example of the literary graphic novel... For readers in the 1990s—and many since—it changed what comic books.....

First Edition. The fourth installment in the long-running Usagi Yojimbo graphic novel series, and the first with a hardcover issue made from first printing sheets (when Fantagraphics reissued the first three volumes in hardcover—all had been paperback originals—they used the sheets of later printings. Titled on the spine "The Dragon.....

First Edition. The second of what would become 40-odd Usagi Yojimbo books. Collects Usagi Yojimbo comics nos. 1 through 6. Usagi Yojimbo is one of the longest-running comics series written and illustrated by a single artist, spanning 250 comic book issues over four decades. This is a young adult samurai.....

First Edition. A landmark graphic novel: the first of what would become 40-odd Usagi Yojimbo books. This first volume collects stories from Albedo (a legendary independent comic), Critters, Doomsday Squad, and Usagi Yojimbo Summer Special. Usagi Yojimbo is one of the longest-running comics series written and illustrated by a single.....

First Edition. The seventh installment in the one of the most successful "funny animal" comic books series, now in its fifth decade. This is one of 500 numbered hardcover copies signed on a bookplate on the front pastedown (the typical Fantagraphics limited edition format). Title on the spine: "Gen's Story.".....

Second Edition. The bookstore edition of this graphic novel, published in November, following the comic-book store issue from the summer. Collects issues 20 to 27 of Saga of the Swamp Thing, the first seven issues of the classic run by writer Alan Moore (Watchmen, V for Vendetta), a key part.....