New Releases by Wallace WOOD

"Collects tales from iconic writers and artists including Al Feldstein, William Gaines, Jack Kamen, George Roussos, Wally Wood, Joe Orlando, and Max Elkan"--

"Collects tales from iconic writers and artists including Al Feldstein, William Gaines, Jack Kamen, George Roussos, Wally Wood, Joe Orlando, and Max Elkan"--

The Simon and Kirby Library: Science Fiction spans more than 20 years, beginning with the first stories Joe Simon and Jack Kirby ever produced together (beginning in June 1940)--their ten-issue run of Blue Bolt adventures. Then the Cold War years will be represented by Race For the Moon, featuring pencils by Kirby and inked artwork by comic book legends Reed Crandall, Angelo Torres, and Al Williamson. "Joe was one of the industry''s greatest innovators--he commissioned stories from some of the greatest talents of the time," series editor Steve Saffel notes. "Thanks to his efforts, we have exclusive access to more than 80 pages of original artwork from the 1950s. Stories by all four artists appear in all of their stunning detail. This was a book Joe wanted the world to see." Other rarities from both decades are included, and as a bonus for readers, the volume features stories illustrated by Crandall, Torres, and Williamson--without Kirby. Including an introduction by Dave Gibbons, the award-winning co-creator and illustrator of Watchmen, this is an historic volume no comic book aficionado will be able to live without.

Wood Classics series follows the hit Strange Worlds of Science Fiction with, Eerie Tales of Crime & Horror, collecting the complete non-EC 1950''s crime and horror comics of Wallace Wood.

Vanguard''s graphic novel, Strange Worlds of Science Fiction is the most extensive collection to-date, of sci-fi comics by Hall of Fame creator Wallace Wood. Tales from the Crypt and Weird Science publisher Bill Gaines called Daredevil, T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents, and Mars Attacks co-creator, Wally Wood the greatest Science Fiction artist of all time. Vanguard''s Strange Worlds, collects an unprecedented wealth of rare, collectable 1950s sci-fi comics from original titles, Strange Worlds, Space Detective, Capt. Science, Space Ace, and more. Thrill to early adventures of bubble-headed space jockeys and sultry vixens battling bug-eyed monsters in sensationalistic stories like: The Flying Saucers, An Earthman on Venus, Spawn of Terror, Winged Death on Venus, The Monster God of Rogor, The Martian Slayers, The Insidious Doctor Khartoum, Time Door of Throm, Death in Deep Space, Bandits of the Starways, The Opium Smugglers of Venus, Trail to the Asteroid Hideout, The Weapon Out of Time, Kenton of the Star Patrol, Sirens of Space, Operation Unknown, and others. This book is the largest collection of Wally Wood sci-fi comics ever published in a single volume.

"Strange Worlds of Science Fiction is the most extensive collection to-date, of sci-fi comics by Hall of Fame creator Wallace Wood."--P. [4] of cover.

The swinging 1960s adventures of the T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents are collected in this title. The team includes Dynamo, whose super-power providing belt also threatens to shorten his life; No-Man, who inhabits a series of super-strong robot bodies; super-speedster Lightning and more.

The King of the World is volume one of Wallace Wood''s long out-of-print graphic novel trilogy. Wood tells the story of the Immi, a medieval society of elves, who live happily deep in the forest completely isolated from the rest of the world. That is until a strange shadow falls over their village! A young Immi known as Odkin is tricked into volunteering to investigate and is drawn into the intrigues of Alacazar the wizard to save the world from Anark.

Long out of print - this is the second volume of Wood''s masterpiece! Bill Gaines, the publisher of "Mad and Tales from the Crypt", called Wallace Wood "the greatest science fiction artist that ever lived". Here, at last, is the second book in Wood''s masterpiece, "The Wizard King Trilogy", a remarkable tribute to Tolkien''s "Lord of the Rings" with its own distinctive magic. The story: a strange shadow falls over the elfish village of the Immi - a shadow with eyes. Odkin, a young Immi, investigates - and is drawn into a perilous plan to save the world from Anark, the blackest villain of all space and time. This intriguing story, long out of print, offers an exciting look at the dawn of the graphic novel. Wallace Wood''s "Weird Science" comic books were named by "Entertainment Weekly" as one of the top 100 science-fiction influences in history. Ranked at number thirty-five on the list, Wood''s work topped the movies "Brazil", "Soylent Green", "Mad Max", "Slaughterhouse Five", and "Forbidden Planet". Wood died in 1981. The features include: must-have for fans of graphic novels, "Lord of the Rings", fantasy, and manga fans; by the creator of "Weird Science", "Mars Attacks", "Fireball XL-5", and other influential art.

Presents black-and-white reprints of "Daredevil" issues 1-25, spanning the years 1964-67, in which Matt Murdock, a blind attorney by day and a superhero with superior sensory abilities by night, battles such villains as Electro, the Owl, and Killgrave.

The King of the World is volume one of Wallace Wood''s long out-of-print graphic novel trilogy. Wood tells the story of the Immi, a medieval society of elves, who live happily deep in the forest completely isolated from the rest of the world. That is until a strange shadow falls over their village! A young Immi known as Odkin is tricked into volunteering to investigate and is drawn into the intrigues of Alacazar the wizard to save the world from Anark.

The Compleat Cannon reprints the entirety of legendary cartoonist Wally Wood''s classic sex and violence secret agent strip from the late 1960''s. This oversized collection includes a section of never before seen ephemera inthe form of sketches, notes and annotated information about the strip.

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