Comic books in 'Horse', graded by CGC

Roy Rogers Post Card (1948) is produced by Quaker Oats. Roy Rogers and his faithful horse Trigger would like to thank you for enetering a contest held by Quaker and Mother Oats. 2 pages, full color, 3.15-in x 5.40-in.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. "King of the Cowboys!" Written by Mike Arens. Art by Alex Toth. During the 1950's Roy Rogers was one of the most widely read newspaper comic strips in America and this volume presents a representative sampling covering the entire 12-year run of the title. See the adventures of Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, and Trigger in both black-and-white daily strips and twelve complete full color continuities of the Sundays, including the complete work of Silver Age master Alex Toth on the title. This book presents a detailed essay about the strip's history, accompanied by artwork, movie posters, advertising, and toys. The book also features a forward by Roy Rogers' son, Roy "Dusty" Rogers. Hardcover (Horizontal Format), 8-in. x 10-in., 224 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $49.99.

Photo cover of the famous horse, painted back cover. Horses of History article about the Arabian horse. Trigger and the Drygulcher of Gunsight Notch, script by Gaylord Du Bois; Trigger leaves his mares for Uncle Mike Hanford's mountain cabin and leads him to a wounded mare at Gunsight Notch. Trigger Junior Meets the Test, script by Gaylord Du Bois; the Palomino mare that Uncle Mike sold to Sheriff Denton has gone off to foal. Fast horses in America article. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Trigger Tackles a Sidewinder" and "The Underground Railway." 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Trigger Fights For Life" and "Trigger Trails the Lost." Back-up story, "Weetamah's Bridle." Painted cover. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Trigger Beats the Gun" and "Trigger Runs the Gantlet." 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Trigger Takes to the Wild" and "Trigger Outruns a Robber." Cover price $0.10.

"Horse Thief Cove" and "The Red Renegade." Painted cover. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Trigger Fights For Two" and "Trigger and the River's Secret." Painted cover. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Trigger stars in "Killer Cat" and "Trigger Turns Detective." 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

"The Carnival Killer" and "The Milk Run." 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Trigger in "Peril Rides the Storm" and "Deep-Water Rustlers." Painted cover. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Tide of Peril" and "The Moaning Cave." 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Challenge of the Wolf Pack" and "Journey of Peril." 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

"King of the Herd" and "The Morongo Roundup." 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Comics by Nick Bertozzi. Includes Part 3 of the crime drama Drop Ceiling, a story about an artists encounter with his sons toys, and the story Overpass that originally appeared in the anthology Expo 2000. Rubber Necker won a 2003 Harvey Award for Best New Series. Story, art and covers by Bertozzi. Mature readers. Black and white; 32 pages. Cover price $3.50. Cover price $3.50.

Written by John Arcudi. Art by David Rubin and Dave Stewart. Cover by David Rubin. 'SOUL WITHOUT PITY,' Part Two Rathraq is more brutal, more efficient, more bloodthirsty than ever, and nothing Del or Bobby or Timah can do seems to be able to stop him. Meanwhile, what's at the bottom of Lake Hurando? 28 pages, full color. Rated M Cover price $3.99.

Rusty Riley Christmas Card (1951) is published by Harvey. Rusty would like to wish you a happy holiday and the best of luck in the new year. Art by Frank Godwin. 4 pages, full color, 4.15-in x 5.25-in.

Cover by Paul Gulacy. Written by Don McGregor and Elaine Lee. Art by Paul Gulacy and Charles Vess. Featuring Sabre in "Slow Fade of an Endangered Species" by Don McGregor and Paul Gulacy, reprinted from Sabre GN (1978 Eclipse) #1. The most explosive hero in comics in the shattering climax of his first epic adventure! Starring Sabre, Blackstar Blood, Willoughby, Grouse and Overseer. Plus: Morrigan Tales back-up story "Zealot's Lake" by Elaine Lee and Charles Vess. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.00.

Cover by Kent Williams. Written by Don McGregor and B.C. Boyer. Art by Billy Graham, Bruce Miller and B.C. Boyer. Introducing Midnight Storm! She's like a storm at midnight -- waiting for the first clash of thunder! Don't miss her in the Sabre tale "An Exploitation of Everything Dear: Part 4: Reunion" by Don McGregor, Billy Graham and Bruce Miller. Plus: The Incredible Seven back-up story "The Cost of Freedom: Part 3" by B.C. Boyer. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.50.

1st printing. Written by Don McGregor. Art by Paul Gulacy. Softcover, 64 pages, B&W. Cover price $5.95.

2nd and later printings. Written by Don McGregor. Art by Paul Gulacy. Softcover, 64 pages, B&W. Cover price $5.95.

Limited 1 for 25 Retailer Incentive Variant Cover. Story and Art by Pablo Raimondi and Klaus Janson. Cover by Tommy Lee Edwards. Leo follows the leads. Naviel gets even. Lucius takes a trip. 60 pages, full color. Cover price $4.99.

36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by Ken Selig. Stories and art by Ken Selig and George Baker. Classic Christmas tales featuring George Baker's military character, whose name became synonymous with the downtrodden grunt. Also featuring Sad's female cousin Sadie Sack, Muttsy the Talking Dog, General Rockjaw and other Sad Sack mainstays. Plus a 1993 Sad Sack Centerfold Calendar. 32 pages, Full Color.

68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by Johnny Craig. Art by Henry Kiefer, Graham Ingels, and Stan Asch. After Max Gaines' death, this Western series was the first comic by new EC publisher Bill Gaines to shift from "Educational" to "Entertaining Comics." The "true" story of female gunfighter Belle Starr reimagines her as a buxom blonde beauty who rides sidesaddle in a red dress, with glamorous bad-girl art by Henry Kiefer. The debut story from future EC horror legend Graham Ingels follows outlaw "Reckless Ruggles," "a crooked man with a crooked smile." The Lady Who Rode With Death: The Story of Belle Starr; The Road Raiders!; Trick of the Trade!; Desperado from Durango! 36 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Graham Ingels. Stories by Al Feldstein and others. Art by Johnny Craig, Al Feldstein, and Graham Ingels. After Max Gaines' death, this Western series was the first comic by new EC publisher Bill Gaines to shift from "Educational" to "Entertaining Comics." Dance-hall girl Colorado Rose becomes a masked bandit, in an early story by EC virtuoso Johnny Craig. Cowboy hero Farrell outwits murderous outlaw baron Condon, but still has to deal with his mysterious Boss. Awesome lady-outlaw action-girl cover by Graham Ingels. Colorado Rose; Guns and Gold; The Marshall Takes a Ride!; Guns Against the Law. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Graham Ingels. Stories by Al Feldstein and others. Art by Johnny Craig, Al Feldstein, and Graham Ingels. After Max Gaines' death, this Western series was the first comic by new EC publisher Bill Gaines to shift from "Educational" to "Entertaining Comics." Gambler and outlaw Alice Morton can be bested by no man, but nature catches up to her in the high desert mesas, featuring Johnny Craig's stylish bad-girl and action-girl art. A lawman's son wants to dispense justice for his father's death - even if it's phantom justice. Another early action-girl cover by Graham Ingels. The Lady Longrider; Phantom Justice; Quicker than the Eye!; The Grinning Gun Girl. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Graham Ingels. Stories by Al Feldstein and others. Art by Ed Schwartz and Graham Ingels. After Max Gaines' death, this Western series was the first comic by new EC publisher Bill Gaines to shift from "Educational" to "Entertaining Comics." The "true" story of Sheriff Pat Garrett, the one man in the Old West with a chance to take down outlaw Billy the Kid. John Marshall's son seeks the gang of rustlers that murdered his pa, and discovers them working right under the rancher's nose. Good-girl cover by Graham Ingels. Sheriff Pat Garrett; Holes in the Alibi; Montana Manhunt: The Killer In the Dark!; All the Worlds a Stage!; Faro Kate. Final issue under this title; the series continues as Saddle Romances (1949) #9. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

First issue of the series (continues from Saddle Justice). Cover by Graham Ingels. Stories by Al Feldstein and others. Art by Al Feldstein, John Alton, Harry Harrison, and Graham Ingels. A melding of romance and Western stories by early EC Comics. Desperate for a job, a woman becomes Reno dance-hall hostess, but when a steady customer falls for her, she must keep it a secret from her crooked boss. In an offbeat story, female helicopter pilot Sally falls for rancher Dave while helping him locate lost livestock on the range. Trouble brews on the ranch when the owner's daughter Julie is torn between rugged foreman Wes and boyishly handsome Pee-Wee. When Osage woman Firefly finds love with handsome writer Gordon, society doesn't approve, and neither does blonde Alma - but Firefly has a secret none of them knows. I Became a Reno Dance-Hall Hostess; The Smiling Stranger; Little Miss Helpless; An Indian Love Call; Dear Diary; Saddles in the Sky. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Ghost Dance. Story by Gary Reed. Art by Tom Biondolillo. Cover by Vince Locke. The legendary immortal once known as the Count of St Germain faces new challenges. Saint Germaine learns the horrifying true story of the Ghost Dance War and the last stand of the Sioux. Final issue of the series; followed by Saint Germaine Restoration. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

Zenescope Exclusive Cover by Eric Basaldua. (W) Ralph Tedesco (A) Allan Otero As Anna falls mysteriously ill, Braden must search out help in the form of a voodoo priestess who might have power of her own to combat the evil tormenting the town. The series the Philadelphia Daily News called one of the years best of 2009 is back with a brand new story arc that will hook you right in!

Written by Jean-François Di Giorgio. Art by Frédéric Genet. Cover by John McCrea. Destiny derails Takeo once again in his attempt to lift the veil on the mysterious family history he and his brother Akio are attempting to uncover. But this time, it' not only warlords getting in their way... women have entered the fray! 28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

Story, Art and Cover by Kirk Abrigo. In order to do away with Samurai dominance of Bushido Island, the Shuto Ninja Clan finally put into action their plan to resurrect the god of war, Hachiman. Raiden, the god of thunder and lightning, has vowed to stop this from happening. There's only one problem: Hachiman's body is on Nokami mountain, where all mystical and magical powers, including those of a god, are nullified, leaving Raiden to attempt to stop the Shuto Ninja Clan as a human along with all the weaknesses that come along with being one. He has enlisted the aid of the island's three greatest warriors. A plan that will lead to some of the most high-paced swordplay action seen in comics today. Can they stop the coming of the Hachiman or will their deaths be his first act of life? 32 pages, full color. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.95.

1st printing. On sale December 1, FC, 32pg, $2.99 RON MARZ (W), LUKE ROSS (P), and JASON KEITH (C) How far will a man travel for love? What battles will he fight? Will he cross heaven and earth to be by the side of the woman he loves? Beginning in the feudal Japan of 1704, Samurai: Heaven & Earth follows a lone samurai warrior sworn to be reunited with the love of his life who has been spirited away by his enemies. His pursuit of her will carry him farther than he could have imagined—from his native Japan to the sprawling empire of China, across Europe, and finally to Paris itself. There, in the fabled halls of King Louis XIV's Versailles, he must cross blades with the greatest swordsmen ever known if he is to reclaim his love. • The fan-favorite team of writer Ron Marz and artist Luke Ross, fresh off their triumphant finale on Green Lantern, turn their skills to a historical epic in the tradition of Lone Wolf and Cub and Alexandre Dumas' The Three Musketeers. Marz and Ross are joined by Eisner-nominated colorist Jason Keith. • Includes a free preview of the upcoming series The Dragon Prince by Ron Marz and Jeff Johnson. Cover price $2.99.

The all-star team of writer Ron Marz and artist Luke Ross returns for a sequel to last year's acclaimed series! The samurai Shiro followed his kidnapped love, Yoshiko, across Asia and Europe, from feudal Japan to Paris and the mirrored halls of Versailles. Reunited only briefly, the lovers were wrenched apart once again by the treachery of a Spanish nobleman determined to possess Yoshiko. Now the Spaniard has fled, with Yoshiko his prisoner, and Shiro pursues, swearing vengeance. Their journey will take them from Spain, to the azure waters of the Mediterranean, and finally to the sands of fabled Egypt. Swashbuckling historical epics have never looked so good, thanks to the exquisite artwork of Luke Ross (Jonah Hex). Praise for the first Samurai: Heaven and Earth series: 'The magnificence of Samurai: Heaven and Earth results from the combination of a charismatically eanest protagonist, the verisimilitude of the story's early eighteenth century settings, and the sheer grandeur of Luke Ross's artwork.' - Silver Bullet Comics ' Samurai features some of the best artwork I have ever seen in a comic. Ron Marz delivers a linear plot that manages to be entertaining because of its setting and style.' -IGN Samurai: Heaven & Earth? © 2006 Ron Marz and Luke Ross. Cover price $2.99.

Written by Jim Zub. Art by Andy Suriano and Ethen Beavers. Cover by Genndy Tartakovsky. Aku senses Jack's unexpected new flaw and calls forth a manhunt like no other. Soldiers, monsters, and bounty hunters scour the land for the weakened samurai warrior. Is anywhere safe? 28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

Written by JEAN-FRANCOIS DI GIORGIO Adapted by JAKE FORBES Penciled by FRÉDÉRIC GENÊT Cover by FRÉDÉRIC GENÊT The stunning conclusion of the epic European best-seller! The empire's future hangs in the balance. In a Japan crushed by poverty and misery, one man - Akuma - attempts to seize the throne. His fortress under siege, the emperor - leader of a lesser army - faces a bitter and wild conflict. But his enemies are much closer than he would imagine. And when the sun sets on the last terrible battle, the outcome is more uncertain than ever. 56 PGS./Mature The Soleil comics may only be sold in English North America: United States, Canada, Mexico and their territories and possessions. Cover price $5.99.

February 16, 1929. The classic magazine featuring current event articles, editorials, human interest pieces, humor, illustrations, a letter column, poetry, single-panel gag cartoons, and stories by the leading writers of the time. Cover by Norman Rockwell. 11-in. x 14-in.; mostly black and white; 168 pages on white paper. Cover price $0.05.

Written by Dan Jolley, John Arcudi, Paul Tobin, Gary Chaloner and Roy Thomas. Art by John Nadeau, Franck Biancarelli, Alberto Alburquerque, Gary Chaloner and John Buscema. Cover by Philip Tan. Eighty pages of adventure from the mind of pulp master Robert E. Howard! Solomon Kane comes to the rescue in a wolf-infested forest, while Conrad and Kirowan plumb the depths of the supernatural . . . plus more pioneering adventures of Breckinridge Elkins and an original Conan story by John Arcudi! 80 pages, full color. Cover price $7.99.

Conan stars in "The Forever Phial." Script by Roy Thomas, art by Tim Conrad. "Death-Song of Conan the Cimmerian." Poem by Lin Carter (adapted by Thomas), art by Jess Jodloman. Conan stars in "Corsairs Against Stygia." Script by Thomas, pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Yong Montano. Adapted from the Robert E. Howard novel "The Hour of the Dragon." Continued from Giant-Size Conan the Barbarian 4. The story concludes in SSOC 10. Also in this issue: "Sorcerer's Summit." Script and art by Bruce Jones. The Hyborian Age (part 2): "The Rise of the Hyborians." Script by Thomas, art by Walt Simonson. Adapted from the essay by Robert E. Howard. "The Elder Gods." Article by Robert Yaple with a full-page illustration by Tim Conrad (?). Tony DeZuniga frontispiece. Frank Brunner cover.

NOTE: Robert E. Howards novel The Hour of the Dragon starring his most famous character – Conan - was adapted by Roy Thomas, Gil Kane and John Buscema in 6 chapters in Marvel Comics' Giant Size Conan (1974) #1-4 and Savage Sword of Conan (1974-1995 Magazine) #8, 10. – Odinson, mycomicshop.com Archivist

Cover price $1.00.