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Golden Age Greats # 12
$9.95Read moreThrilling Science Fiction!!! It’s buxom babes and bug-eyed monsters in vintage action as this volume looks at the S-F stories of the great EC Comics artists and others. Of course, the actual EC stories themselves are readily available in a variety of formats, from Gemstone publications and other sources, so here in GAG #10, we look at their space-opera output for other publishers. From the prolific pen and brush of Reed Crandall, we get an episode of the Interplanetary Police, titled “Rumpus On Rex
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Golden Age Greats # 11
$100.00Read moreTHIS BOOK IS ONE COPY AWAY FROM BEING COMPLETELY SOLD OUT!!The definitive history of matinee Western stars and their comic book counterparts, written by the world’s leading authority on Western comics, expert and historian Bill Black. Contains a brief cinema history, and complete publishing history, photos and artwork for EVERY Western movie star who ever had a comic book!! Roy Rogers, ( by John Buscema ) Dale Evans, ( by Russ Manning ) Rex Allen, ( by Alex Toth ) Lash LaRue, ( by Doug Wildey ) Rocky Lane, ( by Dick Giordano and Vince Alascia ) and John Wayne (by Al Williamson and Frank Frazetta ) all apperar in complete adventures, in crisp, clear reprints from the vintage Dell, Charlton, Fawcett and Toby Press comic books they originally appeared in; selected panels, illustrations and historical write ups on Gene Autry, Monte Hale, Tom Mix, Rod Cameron, Charles Starrett, Tim Holt, Hoot Gibson, Tim McCoy, Buster Crabbe, Wild Bill Elliot, Johnny Mack Brown, Ken Maynard, Bob Steele, Whip Wilson, The Cisco Kid, Hopalong Cassidy, Tex Ritter, Sunset Carson, Judy Canova, Smiley Burnette, Andy Devine… all are covered here. Even Trigger, Champ and Blackjack!! If you have any interest in movie cowboys who had their own comics series, this is the book for you. Critically acclaimed and highly recommended. Color painted cover by Bill Black, interiors are black and white with graytones. 116 pages, standard comic book size, squarebound trade paperback format. Printed in 1997. Fully licensed and authorized.
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Golden Age Greats # 10
$9.95Read moreHeroes Versus Villains!! Some of the most memorable clashes between your favorite Golden Age heroes and their arch-nemesis play out the theme of this issue, as we see some of the most titanic battles in comicdom reprinted straight out of the 1940’s and ’50’s. You’ll see Cat-Man and Kitten against the unstoppable Dr. Macabre, from their last G.A. meeting, in Holyoke’s Cat-man #32, drawn by Max Elkans; Captain Flash duels with The Mirror Man,as illustrated by Mike Sekowsky, from Captain Flash #1, from Sterling Comics; M. E.’s The Avenger and The Player tussle in “The Playtime Perils
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Golden Age Greats # 9
$9.95Read moreThe Fabulous Femmes of Fiction House. In the 1940’s, the foremost leader among publishers in the “good girl art
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Golden Age Greats # 8
$9.95Read moreFighting Females Strike Back!!! By popular demand, a sequel to the smashingly successful Volume 6, see more of the most fascinating costumed heroines of the 1940’s, with tremendous reprint stories like: Nedor’s Miss Masque, in an untitled story drawn by Lin Streeter, from Exciting #52, November, 1946; Senorita Rio, from Fiction House’s Fight Comics # 21, drawn by Nick Cardy, Fox Features Rulah, in “Harem Of Death
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Golden Age Greats # 7
$29.95Read moreTHIS BOOK IS NOW COMPLETELY SOLD OUT AND UNAVAILABLE AT ANY PRICE!!If you were reading comic books in the early 1950’s, and you wanted quality Western stories that went beyond the pretty photo on the cover, the best place to find them was a small outfit known as Magazine Enterprizes. (M. E. for short.) This issue focuses entirely on the wild-west comics of M. E., with detailed histories on the characters and their creators- and chock full of great vintage complete story reprints,like Trail Colt, in “The Rodeo Robbers
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Golden Age Greats # 6
$9.95Read moreBACK IN STOCK!! LIMITED QUANTITIES!!The Fighting Females
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Golden Age Greats # 5
$11.95Read moreIron Jaw Versus Crimebuster!! This long-running battle between Charles Biro’s creation C. B. and the arch-foe responsible for his creation is among the most memorable struggles in comics history. This entire volume is devoted to the best stories of their contention, as published in Lev Gleason’s Boy Illustories during comic’s first decade and a half. You’ll read five gripping tales written by Biro, and drawn by Crimebuster’s top artists. “The Coming Of Iron Jaw
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Golden Age Greats # 4
$9.95Read moreThe superheroes of Fawcett Publications are the topic of this volume, entitled “Captain Billy’s Whiz Gang
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Golden Age Greats # 3
$75.00Read moreONLY ONE COPY LEFT!! Spotlighting THE BEST artists of the 1939-1949 period this issue, with Lou Fine drawing Fox Features’ THE FLAME in TWO stories, one reprinted from Wonderworld Comics #7. Then, it’s ESPIONAGE-STARRING THE BLACK X, from Quality Comics Smash Comics, drawn by the great Will Eisner. Then, THE BLACK TERROR (reprinted from Black Terror #23) AND THE FIGHTING YANK (from Fighting Yank #25), both drawn by the dynamic team of Mort Meskin and Jerry Robinson. Full story reprints of the BEST the Golden Age had to offer! 84 pages, black & white with color covers, squarebound, trade paperback format, 8 1/2″ X 8″ size. Printed in 1995.
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Golden Age Greats # 2
Read moreTHIS BOOK IS COMPLETELY SOLD OUT AND UNAVAILABLE AT ANY PRICE!!The absolute classic character that epitomizes the “good girl art
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Golden Age Greats # 1
Read moreTHIS BOOK IS COMPLETELY SOLD OUT AND UNAVALABLE AT ANY PRICE!! Golden Age comics and the history of the medium are topics of great interest to the AC Comics editorial staff. While the major comic producers, Marvel and DC have done a laudable job preserving and maintaining much of the material they produced during comic’s formative years, what was to become of the output from smaller, or long-defunct comics publishers? Qualitatively, this work was often as good as, and sometimes better than that produced by the big companies. To fill that historical vacuum, Golden Age Greats was created- dedicated to preserving the best and most interesting stories and forgotten characters from comics’ Golden Age. This landmark first issue starts off with a bang, presenting Holyoke’s Cat-Man and Kitten, from Cat-Man Comics #29, 1945, facing off against their arch-nemesis Dr. Macabre, in “The Man Who Conquered Death!