First British edition. This is the grail item in the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen graphic novel series written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Kevin O'Neill—the British import Knockabout Comics issue purchased from Gosh Comics with the suppressed 7-inch vinyl record, with both the book and the record signed by.....

First Edition. A collection of numerous individual works and short sequences, with perhaps 30 pieces in color (some double-page). About 100 pages. First edition (first printing, with "Janvier 1984" three times on the copyright page). The top of the spine is bumped, else near fine in an illustrated-paper-over-boards binding.

First Edition. An illustrated collection of comical adventures in the United States written and drawn by one of the key figures in the development of modern-day manga, Shishido Sako. Shishido's Supido Taro is widely cited as the first manga to incorporate storytelling techniques from American films, and it was one.....

First Edition. One of Crumb's smallest book limitations, one of thirty copies numbered using Roman numerals, a limitation not recorded on the colophon or in any reference I could locate. Presumably these thirty copies were set aside for the author and perhaps the publisher. Instead of using Arabic numerals on.....

First Edition. Lynd Ward's second wordless novel; this being one of 309 copies printed from the original wood blocks (essentially, this is a bound volume of 128 original wood engravings by Lynd Ward). Like Ward's other proto-graphic novels, he explores social-realist themes here, incorporating that with tropes from 19th century.....

First Edition. The second to last of Ward's "wordless novels"—this more a short story—about motherhood and fascism told in twenty-one original wood engravings (printed from the wood blocks). The story begins with a woman realizing she is pregnant and then thinking of all the horrors in the world of the.....

First Edition. Volume five of the collected Moebius, issued by the acclaimed artist/cartoonist's own publishing house. Text in French. 124 pages, full color throughout. 6-7/8 by 9-1/2 inches. First edition ("première édition" stated on back cover). A fine copy in illustrated paper over boards. No jacket, as issued.

First Edition. A graphic novel based on a Dean Koontz story. Illustrated by Anthony Bilau and adapted by Ed Gorman. The book was simultaneously issued in paperback and this hardcover version. First edition (first printing, hardcover issue, with a numberline ending in 1). A fine copy in a fine dust.....

First Edition. Graphic novel versions of horror stories by Clive Barker, Stephen King, Robert McCammon, F. Paul Wilson, and others. With art by Jose Pimentel, Tim Vigil, Mark Evans, Ted Naifeh, Matt Thompson, and Mike Okamoto. This is one of 52 copies in a traycase. These numbered copies are signed.....

First Edition. Graphic novel versions of horror stories by Clive Barker, Stephen King, Robert McCammon, F. Paul Wilson, and others. With art by Jose Pimentel, Tim Vigil, Mark Evans, Ted Naifeh, Matt Thompson, and Mike Okamoto. This is one of 500 copies in a slipcase with a lenticular graphic onlay.....

In 1985, Ken Kesey asked the underground cartoonist best-known for his Checkered Demon character to design the dust jacket for his forthcoming collection of short stories, Demon Box. Wilson did, beginning with a large sketch and finishing with a finely drawn and painted design, but to no avail. The publisher.....

First Edition. A portfolio of four covers from Thanksgiving issues of The New Yorker plus a reproduction of an online-only comic published as ACME Novelty Library no. 18-1/2. The New Yorker cover prints measure 15 by 20 inches, printed in full color on heavy, quality paper. The online comic print.....

First Edition. Five graphic novel-style short stories from an acclaimed Canadian author-artist who became known for her online comics. This is the first UK edition. The title page suggests that the book was first published in the US; however, the publishing dates given by online booksellers Waterstone and Bookshop, indicated.....