The original hardcover edition of Watchmen, considered one of Time magazine's 100 best novels of all time. This graphic novel introduced a number of storytelling innovations that have inspired and influenced generations of writers, artists, and filmmakers. Written by comics legend Alan Moore (Swamp Thing, V for Vendetta, Miracleman) with.....

First Edition. A curious collection of comic or perhaps Surrealist texts with full-page Moebius (Jean Gerard) illustrations on the facing page. This book version is an expanded version of a Coudray-Moebius project from 1987, where some of the text and illustrations were combined as postcards issued in an edition of.....

First Edition. "A picture narrative about Cynthia Ann Parker, her twenty-five year captivity among the Comanche Indians—and her son, Quanah Parker, the last chief of the Comaches"—the title page. A graphic novel of Texas history. This is one of 1000 copies signed by the author-artist on a bookplate mounted to.....

An exceptional 16-piece original comic-art sequence published across four full pages in Road and Track magazine's June 1978 issue, and one of Mott's finest works. Stan Mott (1933–2022) was one of the best-known and most-beloved car cartoonists, with work appearing in Road and Track, Automobile, and other magazines. He is.....

First Edition. A portfolio of 13 color offset lithograph prints laid in. Each print is signed by the artist. Limited to 248 copies. The artists are (with likely first names): (Philippe) Berthet, (Philippe) Buchet, Cosey (a.k.a. Bernard Cosendai), (Jean-Pierre) Danard, (Philippe) Francq, (Jean-Pierre) Gibrat, Hermann Huppen, (Nicolas) Malfin, (Félix) Meynet.....

First Edition. A massive, full-color collection of Carl Barks's influential Scrooge McDuck comics, with introductions to each story by Barks. This book was issued in a numbered edition of 5000 copies, with a color offset lithograph signed by Barks. Introduction by George Lucas; edited by Edward Summer; recolored by Peter.....

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 300 copies, all signed and numbered by the artist (Stout) and writer (Steinmeyer). [20] sheets, printed on one side only, stapled into cardstock covers. 8-1/2 by 11.....

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 survey of Wilson's NSFW drawings (evolving from pen-and-ink to marker) made between 1961 and 2006. Illustrated in full color. With essays by R. Crumb, Charles Plymell, and others. 156 pages. 9-1/4 by 12-1/4 inches. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1 on the colophon).....

First Edition. An underground comic book printing the stories "Fritz Bugs Out," "Secret Agent for the C.I.A," and "Fritz the No-Good." This was the second Crumb collection (following 1968's Head Comix) to be issued by a mainstream publisher. 10 by 13 inches. [60] pages. First edition (first printing). A good-only.....

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. An iconic (at least in Europe) imagining of Jimi Hendrix in a series of psychedelic worlds and landscapes; ten color images plus three black-and-white sheets. This Hendrix portfolio is an extended riff on the art Moebius (pseudonym of Jean Girard) did for the 1975 French release of Are.....