March 2012
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Anthony
Tollin's Sanctum
Books
Now available!
DOC
SAVAGE Volume 57: "The Dagger in the Sky," "The Death
Lady"
and "The Monkey Suit" - TRIPLE NOVEL
SPECIAL
Tarzan's influence on the Man of Bronze
is examined in three action-packed adventures by Lester
Dent writing as "Kenneth Robeson." First, a giant "Dagger
in the Sky" materializes from thin air and disappears after
bizarre murders, leading Doc Savage to a South American war started
by Earth's wealthiest men. Then, the Man of Bronze is asked to
locate an heiress who disappeared into the Brazilian jungles
years earlier. Finally, while attempting to license one of Monk's
chemical inventions, Henry Jones comes into possession of "The
Monkey Suit" that leads into a strange adventure, narrated in
the first person. This triple-novel collector's edition showcases
the original color pulp covers by Emery Clarke and Walter Swenson,
the classic interior illustrations by Paul Orban and Edd Cartier and
historical commentary by Will Murray, writer of nine Doc Savage novels.
(Sanctum Books) 978-1-60877-077-9 Softcover, 7x10,
128 pages, B&W, $14.95
Anthony Tollin,
P.O. Box 761474, San Antonio, TX 78245-1474
1 book: $14.95 plus
$3.00 (First Class) or $2 (Media Mail)
for postage and packaging
2 books: $29.90 (cover
price) First Class postpaid
Twelve issues
for $167 (first class) or $155 (media mail) [postpaid]
(includes bonus
variant and ring premium)
Six issues for
$84 (first class) or $78 (media mail) [postpaid]
Check, Money
Order, or Paypal
(orders@shadowsanctum.com)
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Anthony
Tollin's Sanctum
Books
Now available!
THE
SHADOW Volume 59: "The Green Box," "The Getaway Ring"
and "The Crawling Death"
Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts
of men? The Shadow knows! The Shadow's underworld agents
Hawkeye and Cliff Marsland take center stage in two thrilling
pulp novels by Walter Gibson writing as "Maxwell Grant."
First, what is the strange secret of "The Green Box" that
is worth human life? The Shadow seeks the deadly secret in a masterpiece
of misdirection that introduced aides Hawkeye and Tapper. Then,
the Master of Darkness and his underworld operatives investigate
"The Getaway Ring," a racket that helps mobsters evade capture
via a modern-day "underground railway." BONUS: "The Crawling Death,"
a lost thriller scripted by radio Shadow Bret Morrison! This instant
collector's item reprints the classic color cover paintings by
George Rozen and Graves Gladney and the original interior illustrations
by Tom Lovell and Edd Cartier, with historical articles by Anthony
Tollin and Will Murray. (Sanctum Books) 978-1-60877-076-2
Softcover, 7x10. 128 pages, B&W, $14.95
Anthony Tollin,
P.O. Box 761474, San Antonio, TX 78245-1474
1 book: $14.95 plus
$3.00 (First Class) or $2 (Media Mail)
for postage and packaging
2 books: $29.90 (cover
price) First Class postpaid
Twelve issues
for $167 (first class) or $155 (media mail) [postpaid]
(includes bonus
variant and ring premium)
Six issues for
$84 (first class) or $78 (media mail) [postpaid]
Check, Money
Order, or Paypal
(orders@shadowsanctum.com)
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Black Coat
Press: THE DESTINY OF FU MANCHU by William Patrick Maynard
Now available!
Michael Knox is the
brash and arrogant assistant of renowned archaeologist
Dr. Spiridon Simos. A chance encounter with a beautiful
Egyptian woman at Dr. Simos' wedding in Corfu leads the
young man on a whirlwind journey to Cairo where he barely
survives the terrifying reincarnation of the ancient
Pharaoh Khunum-Khufu.
A chain of events quickly
unfold that embroils Knox with obsessive British agent,
Sir Denis Nayland Smith, and his pursuit of the master
criminal, Dr. Fu Manchu. Slowly, the young man begins to
piece together the threat posed to the world as Fu Manchu
and his seductive, but sadistic daughter Koreani tear
the dread secret society, the Si-Fan, apart.
Before Michael Knox can
act on the intelligence in his possession, he must
first survive death in a myriad of strange guises from a savage
gorilla trained to crush a man's spine to the unrelenting
pursuit of Margarita, the disarming dwarf assassin who
brings terror to the Orient Express, to one thousand poisonous
butterflies unleashed at the Munich Conference as Europe teeters
on the brink of a Second World War.
As madness sweeps the globe,
one hedonistic young man must examine his own life
as he realizes the world's future hangs in the balance.
The action moves swiftly from Greece to Egypt to Africa
to Europe in a breathtaking battle of ideologies as
Sax Rohmer's infamous creation seeks to realize THE
DESTINY OF FU MANCHU...
5x8 trade paperback
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Black Mask 5: The Ring on the Hand of
Death Audio Collection - Now
available!
Includes:
“Knights of the Open Palm”
by Carroll John Daly; read by Erik Bergmann
the “Rainbow Diamonds” series
of stories (“Diamonds of Dread,” “The Man in White,”
“The Blind Chinese,”
“Red Dawn,” “Blue Glass,”
and “Diamonds of Death”) by Ramon Decolta; read by
Johnny Heller
“The Ring on the Hand of
Death” by William Rollins Jr.; read by Dan Bittner
Available as an audio
CD or in a downloadable MP3 format.
Audio CD - $29.95
MP3 format:
$20.97
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Black Wings of Cthulhu: Tales of Lovecraftian
Horror
Now available!
From the depths of R'lyeh come twenty-one brand-new,
utterly terrifying, and thoroughly entertaining short stories of
horror and the macabre!
Taking their inspiration from works by Lovecraft himself,
prominent writers such as Caitlin R. Kiernan, Brian Stableford,
Ramsey Campbell, Michael Shea, Darrell Schweitzer, Donald R. Burleson,
and David J. Schow delve deep into the psyche, expanding on concepts
H.P. Lovecraft created and taking them in new directions.
The result is stories that are wholly original, some
even featuring Lovecraft himself as a character. Black Wings editor
S.T. Joshi is the recognized authority on all things Lovecraftian,
and is famous for his restorations of Lovecraft's original works.
He has assembled a star-studded line-up in a book that is essential
for every horror library.
Paperback: 480 pages
ISBN-10: 0857687824
ISBN-13: 978-0857687821
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Centipede Press -
Coming soon!
HANNES
BOK:A LIFE IN ILLUSTRATION
Introduction
by Ray Bradbury
With over 450 pages,
and a large, 8 × 12 size, this collection covers
the entire artistic career of Hannes Bok. Painstakingly
edited by Joseph Wrzos, with essays and memoirs on Bok by Ray
Bradbury, Stephen Fabian, and many others, this book features
over 600 illustrations. Many come from the pulps and pulp
covers. Our color section features all of Bok’s known dustjackets
and the largest collection of Bok paintings ever published,
including many works that have never before been printed. Key
works also feature detail views.
Printed on heavy paper, with
printed cloth panels, ribbon markers, and a printed
cloth slipcase, the edition is limited to 200 copies for
sale and is signed by most contributors. The book is printed
using stochastic screening with five inks, resulting in unparalleled
clarity and color reproduction.
edition information
Limited to 200 copies.
Signed by most contributors.
Edited by Joseph Wrzos.
Introduction by Ray Bradbury.
Loaded with gorgeous full-page,
full-color prints.
Slipcase, ribbon marker,
head and tail bands, printed cloth front panel,
three-piece cloth construction.
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THE CHRONICLES OF KULL VOLUME 5:
DEAD MEN OF THE DEEP AND
OTHER STORIES TP
Now
available!
Alan Zelenetz (Writer),
John Buscema (Pencils), Bill Sienkiewicz (Pencils),
Charles Vess (Pencils), John Bolton (Pencils), John Beatty
(Inks), Klaus Janson (Inks/Color), Marie Severin (Inks/Color),
and others
Kull slew a bloody-handed
king to free Valusia from his tyranny, but that act
turned out to be the easiest of Kull’s reign. King slaying
is something of a sport for the upper crust of the jealous
Valusian nobility, who have designs of their own for Kull.
His sovereignty is threatened from without as well; evil mages,
eldritch spirits, plague, and serpent-men would see Kull to
an early grave. This volume reprints Kull the Conqueror Volume
3 #3 through #10 with their original colors digitally restored!
Trade Paperback, 7"
x 10", Full Color, 256 pages, $18.99,
On sale March 14
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Clive Cussler (with Justin Scott):
THE THIEF (An Isaac Bell Adventure)
Now available!
On the ocean liner
Mauretania, two European scientists with a dramatic
new invention are barely rescued from abduction by the Van
Dorn Detective Agency's intrepid chief investigator, Isaac
Bell. Unfortunately, they are not so lucky the second time.
The thugs attack again-and this time one of the scientists
dies. What are they holding that is so precious? Only something
that will revolutionize business and popular culture-and perhaps
something more.
For war clouds are looming,
and a ruthless espionage agent has spotted a priceless
opportunity to give the Germans an edge. It is up to Isaac
Bell to figure out who he is, what he is up to, and stop
him. But he may already be too late . . . and the future of
the world may just hang in the balance.
Hardcover
Publisher: Putnam Adult (March
6, 2012)
ISBN-10: 0399158618
ISBN-13: 978-0399158612
$27.95
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CONAN THE BARBARIAN #2
Now available!
Brian Wood (Writer), Becky Cloonan
(Art),
Dave Stewart (Color), Massimo
Carnevale (Cover),
and Leandro Fernandez (Variant
cover)
Death has come for Conan
and his fellow sailors in the visage of the privateer
Bêlit! Rage and desire mingle in an orgy of slaughter
as the barbarian and the pirate queen glimpse each other
for the first time—as opponents in a battle to the last
man!
Full Color, 32 pages, $3.50,
On sale March 14
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CONAN THE BARBARIAN FAUX BRONZE STATUE
Quarantine Studio
presents their first statue finished in a luxurious
faux bronze! Descending a jagged barren mountainside,
Conan wields his massive weapon as he targets his quarry for
the kill. Designed and sculpted by William Paquet, and
influenced by such great genre artists as Frank Frazetta and
John Buscema — who forged the barbarian hero's signature look through
their classic illustrations — this 14" tall statue is hand-painted,
cast in polyresin and comes packaged in a handsome collector's
box.
This fabulous statue is
fully approved and licensed by Paradox Entertainment
and is part of an extremely limited numbered edition.
Scheduled to ship in December 2011.
Statue
$199.95
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THE COMPLETE FLASH GORDON LIBRARY VOLUME1:
ON THE PLANET MONGO
Beginning the complete
hardcover library of the greatest science fiction
hero of all time, this brand new collection features all
new restorations that will preserve these legendary adventures
for generations to come. This is the only Flash Gordon
collection to collect all the stories in order, starting with
the very first strip and including the dailies and Sundays. Starting
with revered writer-artist Alex Raymond, this volume collects
a treasure trove of stories that sees the arrival of pulp hero Flash
Gordon on the planet Mongo and his first encounter with the deadly
and malevolent Ming the Merciless! Features an exclusive sketch
and foreword by acclaimed comics artist Alex Ross!
Hardcover, 11x10, 192 pages,
Full Color, $39.95
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DARK HORSE PRESENTS #10
- Now available!
Brian Wood (W), Colin
Lorimer (W/P), Carla Speed McNeil (W/P), Steve Niles
(W), Evan Dorkin (W), Al Gordon (W), Steve Horton (W),
Andrew Vachss (W), Neal Adams (W/P), M. J. Butler (W), Kristian
Donaldson (P), Christopher Mitten (P), Thomas Yeates (P/Cover),
Michael Dialynas (P), Geof Darrow (P), Mark Wheatley (P),
and Fiona Staples (Variant cover)
Evan Dorkin is unleashed
in House of Fun, and Steve Niles weaves another web
of paranormal intrigue in Criminal Macabre: They Fight
by Night. Three brothers in a grim, postwar England of the future
are given experimental suits that could make them the saviors
of mankind—that is, if they can ever get past their obsessions
with film, violent video games, and porn in Colin Lorimer’s UXB!
Brian Wood’s The Massive
finishes up, Carla Speed McNeil begins an epic new
arc of Finder: Third World, Al
Gordon and Thomas Yeates’s centennial celebration of
Tarzan concludes, and much more!
Full Color, 80 pages,
$7.99, On sale March 21
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THE DREAM QUEST &
OTHER STORIES SIGNED & LIMITED HC
(Writer/Artist) Jason Thompson
Now available!
Three times Randolph
Carter dreamed of the marvellous city…and three times
he was snatched away while still he paused on the high terrace
above it. In search of a lost city and a forgotten memory,
Randolph Carter enters the dreamlands, the vast world of wonder
and horror where one night can span a million years. From the
jungles of Kled to the surface of the moon, through perilous encounters
with bat-winged nightgaunts and man-eating ghouls, Carter's
quest takes him ever closer to the secret of the marvellous sunset
city…and the terror of Nyarlathotep and Azathoth, the monstrous
Other Gods who stand in his way.
This limited edition oversize
184-page hardcover includes a full comic adaptation
of the novel by H.P. Lovecraft, as well as the related stories
"The White Ship," "Celephais" and "The Strange High House
in the Mist." Perfect for fans of classic children's books, underground
comics, Labyrinth and the Cthulhu Mythos, The Dream-Quest
of Unknown Kadath and Other Stories shines light on H.P. Lovecraft's
lesser-known work as a fantasy author. Drawn and adapted by
Jason Thompson (Manga: The Complete Guide). This signed edition
is limited to only 500 copies available.
Hardcover, 8x11, 184 pages,
B&W, $24.95
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DRUMS OF FU MANCHU - Now available!
Transferred
from a film master made from the original Republic Pictures Archive
print.
REPUBLIC 1940 / 15 Chapters
Directed by: William Witney, John English
Starring: Henry Brandon as Dr. Fu Manchu
William Royle as Sir Nayland Smith
Robert Kellard as Allan Parker
Supporting Cast: Gloria Franklin as Fah Lo Suee, Olaf
Hytten as Dr. Petrie, Tom Chatterton as Professor Randolph, Luana
Walters as Mary Randolph, Lal Chend Mehra as Sirdar Prahin, George
Cleveland as Professor Parker, John Merton as Loki, Dwight Frye
as Anderson, John Dilson, Wheaton Chambers, George Pembroke, Guy
D'Ennery
THE STORY: The
immortal and insidious Doctor Fu Manchu requires artifacts which
will lead him to the tomb of Genghis Khan to complete his conquest
of Asia, and, subsequently, the world. His gruesome fanged Dacoit
slaves help him eliminate anyone who refuses to accommodate his will.
In San Angeles, California, he convenes a meeting of the Si-Fan, an
international conspiracy which helps him draw up his plans. When archeologist
Dr. James Parker is killed so that Fu Manchu can obtain rare scrolls
in his possession, his son Allan joins forces with Sir Denis Nayland
Smith of the British Foreign Office to avenge his father's death.
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TRANSFER QUALITY: This
long-lost serial was traded among collectors in terrible quality
VHS tape versions for years and has been released on DVD previously
only in an edition mastered from an inferior 16mm dupe print.
We are pleased to announce that we have been offered the opportunity
to release this serial from a transfer created from of the original
Republic master print which is of extremely high quality and not washed
out or missing detail in dark areas. The original film was created
in the 1970s from the Republic Pictures 35mm original print or negative,
we're not sure which. The picture quality is spectacular, however, though
the image quality is slightly higher than that of an average DVD, the
resolution achieved in the new digital transfer will not make a potential
Blu-Ray release look substantially different enough from a DVD to
call for one so the release will be on standard DVD only.
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ELRIC: THE BALANCE LOST #9 - Now available!
Writer: Chris Roberson; Art: Francesco
Biagini; Cover: Francesco Mattina, Dan
Panosian
Brand-New Arc! Great Jumping-On Point
For New Readers!
The source of the imbalance
of Law and Chaos that's been assaulting the Multiverse
is revealed, and it will leave Moorcock fans reeling! Finally,
all incarnations of the Eternal Champion will have to join together
to fight against forces bigger than Law and Chaos, for the
very survival of existence itself! Legendary fantasy author Michael
Moorcock and New York Times-bestseller Chris Roberson (iZombie,
Stan Lee's Starborn) bring Elric, Hawkmoon, and Corum back to
comics in this critically acclaimed series!
32 pages, Full Color,
$3.99
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FLASH GORDON: ZEITGEIST #5
Writer: Eric Trautmann;
Artist: Daniel Indro
Covers: Alex Ross (75%),
Paul Renaud (25%), Francesco Francavilla (1-in-10)
The rebellious Prince
Barin has Flash Gordon in his clutches, and that may
spell death... unless the intrepid Earthman defeats his own
ally, Prince Thun of the Lion Men of Mongo. Insurrection
against Ming's iron rule of Mongo is brewing, with shifting
alliances and deadly intrigues at every turn. But the clock
is ticking, as the merciless emperor has plans of his own:
his royal wedding to Dale Arden. On Earth, three fugitives
from Mongo have their sights set on their objective, with the Third
Reich squarely in their crosshairs...
32 pages, Full Color, $3.99
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GREEN HORNET #26
Writer: Ande Parks;
Artist: Igor Vitorino
Covers: Brian Denham (33%),
Phil Hester (33%), and Jonathan Lau (33%)
He's been
set up for murder. He's been forced to battle a deadly
doppelganger and left for dead. Now, Green Hornet must fight
an entire city. A power-mad politician hopes to rule Century
City on the back of the "villain" known as Green Hornet. Now, the
city that Green Hornet and Kato have sworn to protect turns on them
completely, and help arrives from the most unlikely source. The
epic "Outcast" arc screams toward a conclusion that will forever
change the legacy of the Green Hornet.
32 pages, Full Color, $3.99
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Haffner Press: HENRY KUTTNER'S THUNDER
IN THE VOID
Now
available!
(Writers) Henry Kuttner, Mike Resnick
(Cover) Norman Saunders
Over 600 pages of vintage
Space Opera stories selected from pulp magazines such
as Weird Tales, Marvel Science Stories, and of course, Planet
Stories! Most of these tales are appearing in book form for
the first time, along with the a new unpublished story, "The
Interplanetary Limited." Feautring and introduction by Mike
Resnick, with vintage cover art by Norman Saunders (from Super
Science Stories magazine, March 1950).
Hardcover, 6x9, 620 pages,
B&W, $40.00
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Haffner Press: TALES FROM SUPER-SCIENCE
FICTION
(Writer) Robert Bloch
& Various (Art) Frank Kelly Freas, Ed Emshwiller
Super-Science Fiction was
a 1950s digest-sized pulp known more for its cover
art than its contents. Editor Silverberg finds 14 tales of
adventure and horror from Robert Bloch, James Gunn, Jack Vance,
and more. With vintage interior illustrations and full-color
endpapers showcasing all 18 issues. Designed to be uniform with
vintage 1950s hardcovers from Fantasy Press, this edition is
decorated with the original magazine illustrations, full-color
endpapers with the chessy monster covers, and editor Silverberg
introduces each story with a detailed biography of the author and
prefaces the book with anecdotes of writing SF for the sub-par markets
in the 1950s.
Hardcover, 5x7.6,
388 pages, B&W. $32.00
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Haffner
Press
Shades
of Mars: Stories in Honor of Leigh Brackett
Edited by Stephen Haffner
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ILLUSTRATION MAGAZINE #37
Now available!
This issue of Illustration features the
sexy pin-up and science fiction art of H. W. McCauley, showcasing numerous
examples of his original art, printed covers, and
rare, previously unpublished photographs. Plus, Elaine
Duillo, the legendary romance paperback cover illustrator
who made Fabio a household name, and Coby Whitmore, famous for
his spectacular slick magazine illustrations of the 40s and
50s, round out this issue.
Magazine, 96 pages, Full Color, $15.00
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THE JAMES BOND OMNIBUS VOLUME 3
Now
available!
(Writer) Ian Fleming & Various
The daring James Bond is back in a definitive,
value for money bumper edition collecting the first
period of Jim Lawrence's celebrated run in comic strip
form! Includes seven of Bond's most thrilling and dangerous
missions: The Harpies, River of Death, The Golden Ghost, Fear
Face, Double Jeopardy, Starfire, and Kingley Amis' controversial
post-Fleming story, Colonel Sun.
Softcover, 7.5x9, 272 pages, B&W,
$19.95
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JOHN CARTER: THE GODS OF MARS #1 (OF 5)
Now available!
Sam Humphries (Writer)
• Ramón Pérez (Artist)
Cover By Julian
Totino Tedesco
The Classic Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tale Comes To Graphic Life!
After Ten Long
Years, Our Glorious Hero, John Carter, Finally Returns
To Barsoom!
Transporting Planet
To Planet Has His Downsides, As Carter Finds Himself
In The Valley Dor
— The Land Of The Dead!
Our Hero May Have
Faced Martian Beasts, But Can He Handle Martian Gods?
Full Color, 32 pages, $3.99
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KING CONAN: THE PHOENIX ON THE SWORD #3
(of 4)
Now available!
Tim Truman (Writer),
Tomás Giorello (Art), José Villarrubia
(Color), and Andrew Robinson (Cover)
King Conan has built his
empire by brawn and by blade, but there are dangers
that lurk in the shadows of his throne that cannot be slain
by the Cimmerian’s steel. Assassins are at his chamber door,
and Thoth-Amon—back to the height of his power—is summoning
fearsome fiends from the fiery pit! If he is to survive the night,
Conan will need to enlist the aid of the gods!
Full Color, 32 pages,
$3.50, On sale March 28
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THE LONE RANGER #3 - Now available!
Writer: Ande Parks;
Artist: Esteve Polls
Cover: Francesco Francavilla
The "Hard Country" arc continues
with its first multi-issue story. The Lone Ranger
is pitted against a new enemy who hides behind the symbol Lone
Ranger holds most dear: a Marshal's badge. Tasked by a federal
agent to stop a murderous gang of train robbers, Lone Ranger
and Tonto find themselves ambushed and betrayed. The hard country
that is the old west just got harder for its two greatest heroes.
32 pages, Full Color, $3.99
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LORD OF THE JUNGLE #4 - Now available!
(Writer) Arvid Nelson (Artist) Roberto
Castro
(Covers) Lucio Parillo (50%),
Paul Renaud (50%), Francesco Francavilla (1-in-10)
Jane Porter is safe
with Tarzan, where the two are drawing closer and
closer together. If only her suitor, Cecil Clayton, knew! He
and Jane's father set off into the deepest jungle for a rescue
mission, but soon the two men might need saving themselves.
Fortunately, a French warship discovers the castaways' camp
— but will they be in time to save the two men?
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THE MONSTERMEN AND OTHER SCARY STORIES
HC
Now available!
Gary Gianni (Writer/Artist)
In a world plagued by zombie
cowboys, squid pirates, abominable snowmen, mustachioed
skulls, movie phantoms, and fat, flying demons, only millionaire
film director Lawrence St. George and his associate, Benedict
of the venerable guild of Corpus Monstrum, have the capabilities
and the wit to bring these horrors down.
•
Finally collected in its entirety!
• Features stories by Robert E. Howard, William Hope Hodgson,
and more!
• Introduction by Pulitzer
Prize winner Michael Chabon
Hardcover, 8 3/8" x 11",
b&w, 168 pages, $24.99,
On sale March 21
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Moonstone Books: DOMINO LADY: BLONDE AMBITION
LIMITED EDITION HC
Now available!
Writer: Nancy Holder;
Art: Steve Bryant
This will be the only time
this material is reprinted in color! Join New York
Times best-selling author Nancy Holder as she makes sure that
Domino Lady gets embroiled in all kinds of mysteries that
need her special touch. She will bring the bad guys to their
knees any way she can! This volume collects Domino Lady #1-5
of the regular series, plus an exclusive brand-new Domino Lady/Boston
Blackie Cthulhu tale!
Hardcover, 162 pages, Full
Color, $41.99
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Moonstone
Books: Honey
West #5 - Now available!
Story: Elaine Lee
Art: Ronn Sutton, Colors:
Ken Wolak
Covers: Marat Mychaels
The ALL NEW adventures of
the first female private eye continue!
Join Vertigo’s (“Vamps”)
writer Elaine Lee for the conclusion of “Murder
on Mars” as Honey goes undercover on the set of the
sci-fi film Amazons of Mars to investigate the mysterious
death of Zu Zu Varga, queen of the B-movies. It looks
like murder, but who had motive? Was it the scheming ingénue,
the down-on-his luck director, the jealous agent, or the
ageing teen heartthrob? Robots, aliens and murder in 1960s
CA!
32 pages, color,
$3.99
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Moonstone Books: The
HONEY WEST Files Vol.1
Author:
G. G. Fickling
The first female
private eye is back in action: a volatile combination
of Marilyn Monroe and Mike Hammer!
First appearing in 1957,
Honey went on to star in eleven novels and the successful
1965 TV show starring Anne Francis, as well as the current
series of comic books from Moonstone!
For the FIRST TIME anywhere,
the original Honey West novels will be reprinted in
one series of books!
Most of the books are long
out of print, so here’s your chance to catch her!
In this volume: “This Girl
for Hire”, “A Gun for Honey”, and “Girl on the
Loose”.
Trade paperback,
600 pages, 6” x 9”, $23.99
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The Lone Ranger: Vendetta - Now available!
Howard Hopkins (Author),
Doug Klauba (Cover)
The Masked Man in
a brand-new adventure! From out of the past comes
a mysterious killer systematically murdering anyone with
a connection to the Masked Rider of the Plains former
identity. When all signs point to Butch Cavendish, a man
long dead, The Lone Ranger finds himself trapped in a deadly
game of cat and mouse with the life of his faithful Indian
companion hanging in the balance!
Paperback: 130 pages
Publisher: Moonstone
ISBN-10: 1936814153
ISBN-13: 978-1936814152
$4.99
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Moonstone Books: The
SPIDER: Shadow of Evil
Author:
CJ Henderson
Cover: J. Anthony Kosar
The first new Spider novel
in 65 years picks up where the last left off, packed
to the gills with the greatest slam-bang action ever penned
by master pulpster CJ Henderson!
Richard Wentworth, the Spider,
wonders if his long struggle against the forces
of evil has been worth it? Should he continue, or grab for
personal happiness before his time runs out? Then, at the
moment he makes his decision, fate unleashes the most hellish
horrors against New York City of all time!
Paperback,
4” x 6”, 190 pages, $6.99
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Moonstone Books: The SPIDER: SLAUGHTER, INC.
Arriving in comic shops May 23!
Author: Donald Cormack
Cover:
Stephen Bryant
For the FIRST time
anywhere…the last Spider pulp novel ever written…
is published as an actual Spider novel!
A criminal genius has created
an organization to sell murder where innocents are
fingered for the crimes. When Nita Van Sloan is framed
for murder, the Spider must infiltrate the cartel in
disguise and clean house!
Trade paperback,
6” x 9”, 190 pages, $14.95
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Moonstone Books: Airboy
/ G8 Limited Edition HC
Story: Chuck Dixon; Art: Ken
Hooper; Cover: Tom Grindberg
Join us for this very special
“Return of the Originals” event!
A once
in a lifetime aerial extravaganza!
Two high-flying ace legends meet
for the very first time in a brand new all out adventure
by action-master
Chuck Dixon!
Hardcover, 50 pages, grayscale,
7” x 10”, $14.99
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Moonstone Books
Now available!
The LONE RANGER
Chronicles
THE FIRST EVER COLLECTION
of
NEW Lone Ranger prose stories!
The masked ex-Texas Ranger
and his Native American companion Tonto fight injustice
in the Wild West!
Stories include meetings
with The Cisco Kid, Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday,
as well as the origin of Tonto and the origin of Silver!
Authors include Spur
Award winner Johnny D Boggs, James Reasoner,
Alex Award winner Mel Odom,
Anthony Award winner Bill Crider, Matthew
Baugh, Tim Lasiuta, Joe Gentile, Paul Kupperberg, Denny
O’Neil, Kent Conwell, David McDonald, Thom Brannon, Troy
D. Smith, Chick Dixon, and Richard Dean Starr.
Edited: Matthew Baugh,
Tim Lasiuta
Cover: David Palumbo
6” x 9”, 288 pages,
$18.95
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Quatermain #4 - Arriving
in comic shops May 23!
Writer: Clay and Susan
Griffith
Pencils: Patricio Carbajal
Cover Artist: Patricio
Carbajal
Deep in the trackless
Congo forests, Allan Quatermain enjoys a brief respite
from danger until the lull vanishes due to his own fears
and temptations. Then comes a merciless attack by his enemy,
the warlord Bwana Nzige. The final bloody battle pits men
against monsters, and Quatermain may not be able to save his
friends, or himself.
32 pages, Full Color, $3.99
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QUEEN SONJA #29
Writer: Luke Lieberman;
Artist: Milton Estevam
Cover: Tommy Patterson (50%),
Lucio Parrillo (50%)
Empress Sonja has
renounced her throne and returns to Sogoria with her
rightful spoils, but curiously the road home passes close
to Tirket and the holy Temples of the Way. With Koliostri
elsewhere trying to claim the Emoran throne she left behind, Sonja
find a detour is in order.
32 pages, Full Color, $3.99
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RED SONJA #68
Writer: Eric
Trautmann; Artist: Walter
Geovani
Cover: Walter
Geovani (50%), Fabiano Neves (50%)
Khitai, the kingdom of jade.
A land of rigid honor codes, and fanatical warriors
loyal to their god-emperor. Where better for Red Sonja to ply
her trade than a nation of master swordsmen?
32 pages, Full Color, $3.99
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ROBERT E. HOWARD’S SAVAGE SWORD #4
Now available!
Various (Writer/Artist)
Robert E. Howard’s
Savage Sword #4 features eighty full-color pages crammed
with the best creators in comic books putting their spin
on Robert E. Howard’s finest creations!
Sean Phillips takes on Conan!
David Lapham writes the conclusion to the seafaring
adventure of Kull’s right-hand man in “Brule: The Spear
and the Siren.” The Sonora Kid has a buffalo-sized showdown
with Grizzly Gullins. We bring you one of Howard’s most
frightening stories, and to top it off, part 2 of Kull: The
Vale of Shadow!
Full Color, 80 pages, $7.99,
On sale March 28
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WARLORD OF MARS #18
Writer: Arvid Nelson;
Artist: Edgar Salazar
Covers: Joe Jusko
(50%), Lucio Parrillo (50%)
Poor John Carter!
Beautiful Martians babes are falling in love with him
left and right, but all he wants is his Dejah Thoris. Dejah
is a captive of Issus, the false goddess of Mars, and Carter
is racing to free her. With him is Carthoris, his son, and the greatest
fleet of airships Mars has ever seen. But Issus has more than one
devious trick in store for Carter and his navy.
Full Color,
32 pages, $3.99
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WARLORD OF MARS: DEJAH THORIS #13
Writer: Robert Place
Napton; Artist: Carlos Rafael
Covers: Paul Renaud
(33%), Fabiano Neves (33%), Patrick Berkenkotter
(33%)
Kantos Kan's gambit
pays off and he learns the truth about Dejah Thoris'
possession. Believing him too dangerous, Dejah/The Witch
tries to eliminate him, but he escapes to the Marshes in hopes
of discovering a way to save his princess.
Full Color, 32 pages, $3.99
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WARLORD OF MARS:
DEJAH THORIS VOLUME 2:
PIRATE QUEEN OF MARS TPB
Now
available!
Writer: Arvid Nelson; Artist: Carlos
Rafael; Cover: Paul Renaud
Greater and Lesser Helium
are united behind Dejah Thoris. But just when things
seem to be getting back to normal, Helium's precious supply
of water begins running dry. Dejah heads to the Antarctic
ice caps to investigate, only to find herself pulled into
the deadly mysteries of the forbidden south. A swashbuckling
adventure of sky pirates, renegade princesses, lost treasure,
and ancient curses abound in Dejah Thoris: Pirate Queen of
Mars! Collecting issues #6-10 of the ongoing series, along with
a complete cover gallery.
Softcover, 7x10, 128 pages, Full
Color, $17.99
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WARRIORS OF MARS #2
Now available!
Written by Robert
Place Napton; Art by Jack Jadson; Cover by Joe Jusko
Before John
Carter another earthman visited the Red planet: Lt.
Gullivar Jones.
Now these legendary warriors are
brought together for the first time!
Barely escaping the River
of Death, Gullivar tracks the Thither people who have
kidnapped Princess Heru. He makes several shocking discoveries
along the way as he goes deeper into Barsoom's unknown
regions. Gullivar's past will soon collide with John Carter's
present.
Full Color, 32 pages,
$3.99
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ZORRO RIDES AGAIN #9 (OF 12)
Now available!
Writer: Matt Wagner;
Artist: John K. Snyder III; Cover: Matt Wagner
The one and only Matt
(MAGE, GRENDEL) Wagner is in the home-stretch of his
epic story of Zorro! Zorro is not alone as another swashbuckler
sword expert joins the fray. Who is this person? And what
does it mean for Zorro? These are thrilling times ahead as ZORRO
RIDES AGAIN with issue #9 fro Dynamite Entertainment!
32 pages, Full Color, $3.99
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