First Edition. An extensively illustrated survey of the life and work of an E.C. Comics and MAD Magazine illustrator. 416 pages. 9-1/4 by 12-1/4 inches. First edition (first printing stated). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Inscribed by Geissman to an Oregon collector.

First Edition. A popular and hard-to-find illustrated edition of Poe. Lacombe, a French artist, has a style that reminds me of the Addams family movies or perhaps of the scenes in the Haunted House at the Disneyland of my youth. First edition (first printing stated, with a numberline ending in.....

First Edition. A parody of Mickey Mouse comics, envisioning the popular character as an overweight, self-satisfied 60-year-old man-mouse. Published in an edition of 1000 copies, all signed and numbered by the artist (Stout) and writer (Steinmeyer). This is the fifth Mickey at 60 title, despite the "no. 2" in the.....

First Edition. A thirty-volume set in ten slipcases, collecting Carl Barks' work for the Walt Disney Company, filling nearly 7400 pages. The comics are black-and-white, with reproductions of color covers inserted into each volume. The ten sets, each with three volumes, were published by subscription and issued in irregular order.....

First Edition. "The pleasure is ours folks! We really like drawing dirty cartoons! It helps us get rid of pent-up anxieties and repressions and that kind of stuff... We hope you enjoy lookin' at 'em as much as we enjoy drawin' em!!"—preface. The Bible of Filth is the most notoriuos.....

First Edition. "A faithful adaptation of the Book of Genesis, noted in part for its racy sexuality... The book reached number one on the New York Times Graphic Novels Bestseller list and was awarded Harvey and Eisner awards."—The Cambridge Companion to the Graphic Novel, p. 54. This is one of.....

First Edition. The Dutch language version of Crumb's illustrated Book of Genesis. Here issued in an edition of 250 copies signed by Crumb on a card mounted to the inside front cover. This Dutch edition includes a separate 12-page booklet (in English) titled "It's Time for Bible Studies!" This separate.....

First Edition. Drawings, sketches, and draft comics from 1966. 250-odd unnumbered pages, including 8 in color. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A fine hardcover copy (no dust jacket, as issued). This is one of 400 numbered copies signed by Crumb on a tipped-in bookplate.

First Edition. An out-of-print and much-sought-after retrospective of the late Greg Irons' work, including rock posters, underground comics, children's book illustrations, and tattoo designs. Irons died at age 37, in 1984, after being hit by a bus in Bangkok. 296 pages. 8 by 10 inches. First edition (states "First Fantagraphics.....

First Edition. Four 20 by 20 inch single color (black) serigraphs / screenprints of cover art designs Crumb made for the Winds of Change environmental newspaper in the early 1980s. Crumb joined the staff as an art director and drew many covers, spot drawings, and cartoons, but ultimately he found.....

First hardcover edition. A feminist science fiction satire, set on the penal planet where women who won't submit to the patriarchy are sent. This is the hardcover graphic novel issued for Local Comic Shop Day in November 2015, a month after the paperback original graphic novel came out. The series.....

First Edition. A portfolio of four covers from Thanksgiving issues of The New Yorker plus an online-only comic, a reproduction of Ware's notes for a cover design, and an unlabeled folded sheet reproducing additional color artwork, published in a limited edition of 175 copies, signed by Ware on the inside.....

First Edition. This is the second portfolio of Barks offset lithographs with this title. As with the 1986 version, this collection contains 10 previously unpublished preliminary works made by Barks before starting work on full-fledged oil paintings. These images vary in size, from roughly 7 by 9 inches to 12.....