Best Selling Books by Mike Allred

Yes, it''s that Madman! Who else? Oni Press is proud to be reprinting the second mini-series in full-color! Originally released by Tundra, the trade paperback of these comics went out-of-print quite some time ago, leaving new Mike Allred fans (the folks who jumped on board with X-FORCE and THE ATOMICS) floundering. They wanted to know all about Frank Einstein, but they couldn''t make it happen. Now, they can! And this is the cool one, too, where Madman goes back in time and you get to see Mike draw cool dinosaurs and stuff. This is history, folks. You need to know it to understand the present. Plus, this edition features a new cover, the color version of the first ever Frank Einstein story, and a special gallery section!

With Michael Allred''s Madman: The G-Men from Hell series hitting the racks like a polkadot napalm balloon, now comes the atomic dessert, the long-awaited Complete Madman Comics Vol. 3, collecting Madman issues 11-15, including the four-part The Exit of Dr. Boiffard, the epic Madman maelstrom that still has comics readers young and old asking, How do you pronounce Boiffard? Plus: The Truth About Everything And All The Rest, a Madman title so long only a state-of-the-art trade paperback can hold it! Plus: the usual cosmic landfill of guest-artist pinups, galleries, beany copters, giant talking brains, and those cool little hors d''oeuvre swords! All in spectacular Mad-orama color by Laura Allred. You can''t handle the truth!

A collection of over fifty graphic stories, posters, and faux-ads, showcasing the work of various authors and artists, including Carlos Lerma, Corey Lewis, Dave Crosland, Joe Flood, and many others.

Frank "Madman" Einstein faces his greatest challenge yet as he searches to find a way to get the love of his life, Josephine Lombard, back to normal after her soul merges with the mutant It Girl. Obstacles include snaky beings from another dimension, failed experiments in secret laboratories, haunted houses, killer robots, and the reboot of a mindless Zombot! Plus, a big bonus section with the grab bag of goodies, rare art, and process that creator Mike Allred has become celebrated for. Featuring an Introduction by Goon creator Eric Powell, this volume collects Madman Atomic Comics #8-13.

45 of the hottest artists working in comics and illustration today bring their own interpretations to 45 2000 AD characters in this oversized art book celebrating the 45th Anniversary of the Galaxy''s Greatest Comic. 45 YEARS OF 2000 AD To celebrate forty-five years of bringing Thrill-Power to earthlets, Tharg the Mighty has tasked forty-five of Earth''s most popular comic and illustration artists to interpret the characters featured in the pages of the Galaxy''s Greatest Comic, 2000 AD. Featuring all new work by Jamie Smart (Bunny vs Monkey), Hannah Templer (GLOW, TMNT), Michael Allred (Madman, Silver Surfer), Kevin O''Neill (League of Extraordinary Gentlemen), Sean Phillips (Reckless, The Fade Out), Colleen Doran (Sandman, A Distant Soil).

This collection contains the complete Madman Atomic Comics series, The Atomics series, and many now-out-of-print one-shots. It also includes a pile of extras, pin-ups, and rarities.

From the freakadelic mind of Madman creator Mike Allred spring retro super-heroes for a technicolor future! Four adventures that span the universe. On Earth, It Girl gets tangled up in a rock ''n'' roll romance while Mr. Gum stretches the heartstrings to their full length. And in the far reaches of the cosmos, both Spaceman and Crash Metro lead the charge against intergalactic evil.

In the mid 1950s, seven mysterious beings show up in coastal Oregon, fulfilling a prophecy foretold in the scripture of a distant world. One of them--Red Rocket 7--goes on to make musical history with the biggest names in rock and roll--from Elvis and the Beatles to David Bowie, Nirvana, etc. Here is high sci-fi adventure for fans of pop culture. Graphic novel format.

The adventures of Frank Einstein, a.k.a. "Madman," reanimated as a superhero with superhuman abilities.

Two of the wackiest crossovers in the tortured history of comics -- Nexus Meets Madman and Madman/The Jam -- are now stuffed kicking and screaming into a single package, bursting at the seams with rampaging robots, giant insects, optical illusions, and... well, the Gloved One. A four-alarm rush-hour pileup masterminded by the freshest creative talents in the industry. Boogaloo, baby!

Enter a power-hungry alien world, as Horatio Hellpop seeks to repay the Merk for his Nexus superpowers. In order to do this, he must track down and assassinate a certain number of serial killers per quarter. If he fails, he is subjected to horrific dreams, which occasionally spill over into reality. This is a high-quality reprinted omnibus of a criminally overlooked comic series which ran for most of the 1980s.