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  • Issue #5-REP
    Collected Dork Tower TPB (2001-2022 Dorkstorm Press) 5-REP


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    Volume 5 - 2nd and later printings. "Understanding Gamers!" Collects Dork Tower (1998-2007) #18, Dork Tower The Lord of the Rings Special (2003) and previously uncollected comic strips.

    Story and art by John Kovalic.

    Meet the global village idiots, at a new, low price, which is part of the continuing celebration of the 10th anniversary of Dork Tower!

    These self-contained strips are perfect for new readers. From computer gaming and online flaming to dot-coms and dot-bombs, these collections just put the "pulse" back into "obsessive compulsive!"

    Softcover, 160 pages, B&W.

    Cover price $15.99.

  • Issue #1A-REP
    Collected Works of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century HC (1969 Chelsea House) 1A-REP
    • Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout. Graded by MCS, not consignor.

    2nd and later printings. Preface by Robert C. Dille. Introduction by Ray Bradbury. This coffee table book collects the original Buck Rogers comic strips which debuted on January 7, 1929. Within these pages, thrill as the futuristic spaceman Rogers meets the Mongols, the Tiger Men of Mars, the Monkey Men of Planet X, ventures to the sunken city of Atlantis, and defends Earth against a Martian invasion. This is the original sci-fi hero who inspired the adventures of Flash Gordon, Adam Strange, and a young George Lucas to create Star Wars. Also included is an extensive glossary to the Buck Rogers universe, diagrams to spaceships including Roger's own Flying Needle, a map of the Planet Venus, along with pictures of weapons, vehicles, and gadgets. Some of the strips are in B&W while others appear in full color. Hardcover, 10 1/2-in. x 13 1/2-in., 400 pages, PC/PB&W.

  • Issue #1N-REP
    Collected Works of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century HC (1969 Chelsea House) 1N-REP

    NO Dust Jacket - 2nd and later printings. Preface by Robert C. Dille. Introduction by Ray Bradbury. This coffee table book collects the original Buck Rogers comic strips which debuted on January 7, 1929. Within these pages, thrill as the futuristic spaceman Rogers meets the Mongols, the Tiger Men of Mars, the Monkey Men of Planet X, ventures to the sunken city of Atlantis, and defends Earth against a Martian invasion. This is the original sci-fi hero who inspired the adventures of Flash Gordon, Adam Strange, and a young George Lucas to create Star Wars. Also included is an extensive glossary to the Buck Rogers universe, diagrams to spaceships including Roger's own Flying Needle, a map of the Planet Venus, along with pictures of weapons, vehicles, and gadgets. Some of the strips are in B&W while others appear in full color. Hardcover, 10 1/2-in. x 13 1/2-in., 376 pages, PC/PB&W.

  • Issue #1-1ST
    Come Closer, Roger, There's a Mosquito on Your Nose TPB (1997 AM) A FoxTrot Collection 1-1ST

    1st printing.

    Story and art by Bill Amend.

    A collection of FoxTrot comic strips, featuring even more hilarious adventures with the Fox family.

    Softcover, 8-in. x 8-in., 128 pages, B&W.

    Cover price $9.95.

  • Issue #1-1ST
    Comic Japan TPB (2015 Tuttle) Best of Zero Gravity Cartoons from The Japan Times 1-1ST

    1st printing. By Roger Dahl. Roger Dahl's Zero Gravity cartoon strip has been a popular feature of Japan's leading English-language daily newspaper, The Japan Times, since 1991. Now, for the first time, Roger Dahl's Comic Japan brings together the best of Zero Gravity in book form. Offering a Western artist's take on Japan, the strip stars Larry and Lily, a young American couple working as English teachers in Tokyo. Larry and Lily never manage to fully integrate into Japanese society, and Zero Gravity takes a whimsical approach to the meeting of cultures as well as the quirky dynamics of changing relationships between generations and subgroups within Japan. Softcover, 9-in. x 8-in., 168 pages, B&W. Cover price $15.95.

  • Issue #2
    Comic Strip News (1980) 2

    September 8. Published by Quality Comic Art Productions, The Comic Strip News reprints contemporary and classic newspaper comic strips. Issue #2 includes: Secret Agent Corrigan, Steve Canyon, Dick Tracy, Dickie Dare, Latigo, Green Berets, Little Orphan Annie, Terry and the Pirates, Rip Kirby, Apartment 3G, Buz Sawyer, Mandrake the Magician, Wonder Woman, Modesty Blaise, and Star Wars. White paper stock, tabloid-sized (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). 24 pgs. Original cover price $2.00. Circa 1980s. Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #3
    Comic Strip News (1980) 3

    September 15. Published by Quality Comic Art Productions, The Comic Strip News reprints contemporary and classic newspaper comic strips. Issue #2 includes: Secret Agent Corrigan, Steve Canyon, Dick Tracy, Dickie Dare, Latigo, Green Berets, Little Orphan Annie, Terry and the Pirates, Rip Kirby, Apartment 3G, Buz Sawyer, Mandrake the Magician, Wonder Woman, Modesty Blaise, and Star Wars. White paper stock, tabloid-sized (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). 24 pgs. Original cover price $2.00. Circa 1980s. Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #4
    Comic Strip News (1980) 4

    September 22, 1980. Comic strip reprints: Secret Agent Corrigan (Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Gould/Fletcher/Collins), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Stan Lynde), Tales of the Green Berets (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Ap;artment 3-G (Alex Kotzky), Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Mandrake the Magician, Modesty Blaise (Peter O'Donnell), Wonder Woman, and Star Wars (Russ Helm and Alfredo Alcala). Tabloid format; black and white; 24 pages on white paper. Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #5
    Comic Strip News (1980) 5

    September 29, 1980. Comic strip reprints: Secret Agent Corrigan (Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Gould/Fletcher/Collins), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Stan Lynde), Tales of the Green Berets (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Wonder Woman, Modesty Blaise (Peter O'Donnell), and Star Wars (Russ Helm and Alfredo Alcala). Tabloid format; black and white; 24 pages on white paper. Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #6
    Comic Strip News (1980) 6

    October 6 (no year listed). Comic strip reprints: "Secret Agent Corrigan" (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Collins and Fletcher), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Russ Heath), Tales of the Green Beret (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice), Apartment 3-G (Alex Kotzky), Mandrake the Magician, Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Wonder Woman, and Star Wars (Russ Helm and Alfredo Alcala). Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #7
    Comic Strip News (1980) 7

    Comic strip reprints: "Secret Agent Corrigan" (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Collins and Fletcher), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Russ Heath), Tales of the Green Beret (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice), Apartment 3-G (Alex Kotzky), Mandrake the Magician, Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Modesty Blaise (Peter O'Donnell and Romero), Wonder Woman, and Star Wars (Archie Goodwin and Alfredo Alcala). Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #8
    Comic Strip News (1980) 8

    Comic strip reprints: "Secret Agent Corrigan" (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Collins and Fletcher), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Russ Heath), Tales of the Green Beret (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice), Apartment 3-G (Alex Kotzky), Mandrake the Magician, Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Modesty Blaise (Peter O'Donnell and Romero), Wonder Woman, and Star Wars (Archie Goodwin and Alfredo Alcala). Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #9
    Comic Strip News (1980) 9

    No date listed. Comic strip reprints: Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Collins and Fletcher), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Russ Heath), Tales of the Green Beret (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice), Apartment 3-G (Alex Kotzky), Mandrake the Magician, Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Modesty Blaise (Romero), Wonder Woman, and Star Wars (Brian Daley, Archie Goodwin, and Alfredo Alcala). Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #10
    Comic Strip News (1980) 10

    No date listed. Comic strip reprints: Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Collins and Fletcher), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Russ Heath), Tales of the Green Beret (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice), Apartment 3-G (Alex Kotzky), Mandrake the Magician, Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Modesty Blaise (Romero), Wonder Woman, and Star Wars (Brian Daley, Archie Goodwin, and Alfredo Alcala). Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #11
    Comic Strip News (1980) 11

    No date listed. Comic strip reprints: Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Collins and Fletcher), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Russ Heath), Tales of the Green Beret (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice), Apartment 3-G (Alex Kotzky), Mandrake the Magician, Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Modesty Blaise (Romero), Wonder Woman, and Star Wars (Brian Daley, Archie Goodwin, and Alfredo Alcala). Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #12
    Comic Strip News (1980) 12

    No date listed. Comic strip reprints: Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Collins and Fletcher), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Russ Heath), Tales of the Green Beret (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice), Apartment 3-G (Alex Kotzky), Mandrake the Magician, Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Modesty Blaise (Romero), Wonder Woman, and Star Wars (Brian Daley, Archie Goodwin, and Alfredo Alcala). Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #13
    Comic Strip News (1980) 13

    No date listed. Comic strip reprints: Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Collins and Fletcher), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Russ Heath), Tales of the Green Beret (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice), Apartment 3-G (Alex Kotzky), Mandrake the Magician, Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Modesty Blaise (Romero), Wonder Woman, and Star Wars (Brian Daley, Archie Goodwin, and Alfredo Alcala). Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #14
    Comic Strip News (1980) 14

    Comic strip reprints: Rip Kirby (John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Secret Agent Corrigan (Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Gould/Fletcher/Collins), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Apartment 3-G (Alex Kotzky), Tales of the Green Berets (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Latigo (Stan Lynde), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Mandrake the Magician, Modesty Blaise (Peter O'Donnell/Romero), Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Wonder Woman (H.G. Peter), and Star Wars (Archie Goodwin and Alfredo Alcala). Tabloid format; black and white; 28 pages on white paper. Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #15
    Comic Strip News (1980) 15

    No date listed. Comic strip reprints: Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Collins and Fletcher), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Russ Heath), Tales of the Green Beret (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice), Apartment 3-G (Alex Kotzky), Mandrake the Magician, Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Modesty Blaise (Romero), Wonder Woman, and Star Wars (Brian Daley, Archie Goodwin, and Alfredo Alcala). Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #16
    Comic Strip News (1980) 16

    Published by Quality Comic Art Productions, The Comic Strip News reprints contemporary and classic newspaper comic strips. Issue #16 includes: Rib Kirby, Secret Agent Corrigan, Steve Canyon, Dick Tracy, Dickie Dare, Apartment 3G, Tales of the Green Berets, Terry and the Pirates, Latigo, Little Orphan Annie, Modesty Blaise, Buzz Sawyer, and Star Wars. 24 pgs. Original cover price: $2.00. Circa 1980s. Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #17
    Comic Strip News (1980) 17

    No date listed. Comic strip reprints: Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Collins and Fletcher), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Russ Heath), Tales of the Green Beret (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Little Orphan Annie (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice), Apartment 3-G (Alex Kotzky), Mandrake the Magician, Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Modesty Blaise (Romero), and Star Wars (Brian Daley, Archie Goodwin, and Alfredo Alcala). Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #18
    Comic Strip News (1980) 18

    No date listed. Comic strip reprints: Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Collins and Fletcher), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Russ Heath), Tales of the Green Beret (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Latigo (Stan Lynde), Little Orphan Annie & Maw Green (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice), Mandrake the Magician, Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Modesty Blaise (Romero), and Star Wars (Brian Daley, Archie Goodwin, and Alfredo Alcala); 11 1/2-in, x 17-in. tabloid format; 28 pages; b&w. Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #19
    Comic Strip News (1980) 19

    No date listed. Comic strip reprints: Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Steve Canyon (Milton Caniff), Dick Tracy (Collins and Fletcher), Dickie Dare (Caniff), Latigo (Russ Heath), Tales of the Green Beret (Joe Kubert), Terry and the Pirates (Caniff), Latigo (Stan Lynde), Little Orphan Annie & Maw Green (Harold Gray), Rip Kirby (John Prentice), Mandrake the Magician, Buz Sawyer (Roy Crane), Modesty Blaise (Romero), and Star Wars (Brian Daley, Archie Goodwin, and Alfredo Alcala); 11 1/2-in, x 17-in. tabloid format; 28 pages; b&w. Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #1
    Comic Strip Showcase (tabloid) 1

    Published by Quality Comic Art Productions, Tabloid newspaper reprinting classic comic strips: Issue #1 includes the following strips: Terry and the Pirates (by Milton Caniff), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Romero), Little Orphan Annie (by Harold Gray), Smilin' Jack, Brenda Starr (Dale Messick), Dick Tracy (by Chester Gould), On Stage (by Leonard Starr), and Fortunes of Fate. Newsprint, tabloid-sized (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). 28 pgs. Original cover price: $2.00. Circa early 1980s. Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #2
    Comic Strip Showcase (tabloid) 2

    Published by Quality Comic Art Productions, The Comic Strip News reprints contemporary and classic newspaper comic strips. Issue #1 includes the following strips: Terry and the Pirates (by Milton Caniff), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Romero), Little Orphan Annie (by Harold Gray), Smilin' Jack, Brenda Starr (Dale Messick), Dick Tracy (by Chester Gould), On Stage (by Leonard Starr), and Fortunes of Fate. Newsprint, tabloid-sized (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). 28 pgs. Original cover price: $2.00. Circa early 1980s. Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #13
    Comics Express Vol. 2 (1990) 13
  • Issue #9
    Comics on Parade (1938) 9
    • INCOMPLETE. Centerfold and an additional wrap missing, interrupts art and story.
    • Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout. Graded by MCS, not consignor.

    Cover by Al Capp. Stories and art by Rex Maxon, Al Capp, Ernie Bushmiller, Bill Conselman, Charlie Plumb, Bernard Dibble, Rudolph Dirks, Harry Lee, Winfield Meggs, Becky Sharp, Harry O'Neill, H. E. Homan, Dudley T. Fisher Jr., Olive Ray Scott, Edward Daniel Kuekes, R. M. Brinkerhoff, Dick Richards, Robert Dickey, George Lichty, Frank Owen and Raeburn Van Buren. Sometimes listed as Comics on Parade Vol. 1 #9. Early in the transformation of comic strips to comic books, United Features Syndicate published Comics on Parade as a showcase for its most popular strips, including Tarzan, Li'l Abner and Nancy. Ambushed and thrown overboard, Tarzan is believed dead by Jane, while Tarzan's civilized cousin stands to claim both Tarzan's title and Jane herself. Bathless Groggins has a gadget that will win Slats the race and Judy's hand. But Becky Groggins, in love with Slats, plans to do something desperate. In Wonderland, Alice meets the Caterpillar and tries to control her size changes. Plus a Li'l Abner storyline by Al Capp, and an illustrated biography of screen legend Clark Gable. Bucky and His Pals; Abbie an' Slats; The Captain and the Kids; Tarzan of the Apes; Wayne Webster, All-Star Quarterback; Roads to Romance; Cynical Susie; Broncho Bill; Looy Dot Dope; Dynamite Dunn; How to Make It; Nancy; Billy Make Believe; Alice in Wonderland; Knurl the Gnome; The Boomers; The Pet's Club; Grin and Bear It; Little Mary Mixup; Ella Cinders; Danny Dingle; Li'l Abner. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #15
    Comics on Parade (1938) 15
    • Paper: Cream to off white
    • Label #4366438001

    Cover by Al Capp. Stories and art by Rex Maxon, R. W. Palmer, Al Capp, Ernie Bushmiller, Bill Conselman, Charlie Plumb, Bernard Dibble, Rudolph Dirks, John Paul Frederics, Paul Berdanier, Harry Lee, Winfield Meggs, Becky Sharp, Harry O'Neill, H. E. Homan, Dudley T. Fisher Jr., Olive Ray Scott, Edward Daniel Kuekes, R. M. Brinkerhoff, Dick Richards, George Lichty, and Raeburn Van Buren. Sometimes listed as Comics on Parade Vol. 2 #3. Early in the transformation of comic strips to comic books, United Features Syndicate published Comics on Parade as a showcase for its most popular strips, including Tarzan, Li'l Abner and Nancy. Tarzan rescues and befriends Sheeta the panther, an act that benefits him after he is captured by hostile tribes, in the adaptation of The Beasts of Tarzan with art by Rex Maxon. Bathless Groggins and Sourpuss Boom compete to take Miss Abbie out... at the same time. Looy and Dilbury find a tropical island populated by beautiful women, but they're in trouble when the men of the island return. Plus a Li'l Abner storyline by Al Capp, and an illustrated biography of screen actor Richard Barthelmess. Abbie an' Slats; The Captain and the Kids; Tarzan of the Apes; Wayne Webster: At Bat; Roads of Romance; Cynical Susie; Broncho Bill; Looy Dot Dope; Dynamite Dunn; How to Make It; Stampin' Around; For Junior Readers; Nancy; Billy Make Believe; Alice in Wonderland; Knurl the Gnome; The Boomers; Grin and Bear It; Little Mary Mixup; Ella Cinders; Danny Dingle; Li'l Abner. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #25
    Comics on Parade (1938) 25
    • Interior is complete. 7" Cumulative spine split (partially taped). Cover detached. Water spotting.

    Cover by Al Capp. Stories and art by Rex Maxon, R. W. Palmer, Hal Forrest, Al Capp, Ernie Bushmiller, Bill Conselman, Charlie Plumb, Bernard Dibble, Rudolph Dirks, John Paul Frederics, Paul Berdanier, H. E. Homan, Olive Ray Scott, Edward Daniel Kuekes, R. M. Brinkerhoff, Dick Richards, George Lichty, Frank N. Ernest, Frank Owen, and Raeburn Van Buren. Sometimes listed as Comics on Parade Vol. 3 #1. Early in the transformation of comic strips to comic books, United Features Syndicate published Comics on Parade as a showcase for its most popular strips, including Tarzan, Li'l Abner and Nancy. The Son of Tarzan spends a year in the jungles with the apes, earning the name Korak, or "killer," in the adaptation of The Son of Tarzan with art by Rex Maxon. Tony Turkle persuades her wealthy father to buy the Crabtree Canneries, a major part of Crabtree Corners' economy. After breaking up with Miss McLovely, Dynamite Dunn is a danger to any who get in the ring with him. Plus a Li'l Abner storyline by Al Capp. Tailspin Tommy; Tailspin Tommy Model Plans; Abbie an' Slats; The Captain and the Kids; Tarzan of the Apes; How It Began; Twice Told Tales; Broncho Bill; Looy Dot Dope; Dynamite Dunn; How to Make It; Stampin' Around; Nancy; Billy Make Believe; Alice in Wonderland; The Boomers; Grin and Bear It; Little Mary Mixup; Ella Cinders; Danny Dingle; Li'l Abner. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #27
    Comics on Parade (1938) 27
    • 2" Spine split from top. Cover coming loose at both staples. Water damage. Cover and interior oxidation.
    • Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout. Graded by MCS, not consignor.

    Cover by Al Capp. Stories and art by Rex Maxon, R. W. Palmer, Hal Forrest, Al Capp, Ernie Bushmiller, Bill Conselman, Charlie Plumb, Bernard Dibble, Rudolph Dirks, Paul Berdanier, Harry O'Neill, H. E. Homan, R. M. Brinkerhoff, Dick Richards, George Lichty, Frank N. Ernest, Frank Owen, and Raeburn Van Buren. Sometimes listed as Comics on Parade Vol. 3 #3. Early in the transformation of comic strips to comic books, United Features Syndicate published Comics on Parade as a showcase for its most popular strips, including Tarzan, Li'l Abner and Nancy. Korak wins rulership of the apes in trial by combat, but he's not prepared for an encounter with human tribes, in the adaptation of The Son of Tarzan with art by Rex Maxon. Tailspin Tommy is hired to transport a live tiger, and that's just the start of his troubles. Dynamite Dunn faces the boxing twins, Spike Brown and Mike Brown. Plus a Li'l Abner storyline by Al Capp. Tailspin Tommy; Tailspin Tommy Model Plans; Abbie an' Slats; The Captain and the Kids; Tarzan of the Apes; How It Began; Twice Told Tales; Broncho Bill; Looy Dot Dope; Dynamite Dunn; How to Make It; Stampin' Around; Nancy; Billy Make Believe; The Boomers; Little Mary Mixup; Ella Cinders; Danny Dingle; Li'l Abner. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #37
    Comics on Parade (1938) 37
    • Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout. Graded by MCS, not consignor.

    Cover by Rudolph Dirks. Stories and art by Rudolph Dirks and Paul Berdanier. Sometimes listed as Comics on Parade Vol. 4 #1. Comics on Parade focused on a different United Features comic strip in every issue. This issue features the iconic pranksters Hans and Fritz and their hapless victim, the Captain. After the Captain rescues a lion from drowning, he is adopted by the lion's whole pride in gratitude. But soon the lions are camped outside the house and keeping the whole family awake. The Kids match wits with a greedy woman. In the "topper" strip, Hawkshaw the Detective realizes that the Lakeside Circle Burglar doesn't need a ladder... because he travels by elephant! The Captain and the Kids; News Notes About Stamps; Hawkshaw the Detective; How It Began. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #40
    Comics on Parade (1938) 40
    • Centerfold detached at single center staple.
    • Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout. Graded by MCS, not consignor.

    Cover by Rudolph Dirks. Stories and art by Rudolph Dirks and Paul Berdanier. Sometimes listed as Comics on Parade Vol. 4 #4. Comics on Parade focused on a different United Features comic strip in every issue. This issue features the iconic pranksters Hans and Fritz and their hapless victim, the Captain. Inspired by George Washington, the Kids decide to tell the truth about their pranks. Mama swipes an ostrich's tail feathers for her hat, but the ostrich gets even. In the "topper" strip, Hawkshaw the Detective uses movies to identify the gang leader known as "The Brains." The Captain and the Kids; Stamp Tips; Hawkshaw the Detective. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #43
    Comics on Parade (1938) 43
    • Centerfold detached at the staple.
    • Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout. Graded by MCS, not consignor.

    Cover by Rudolph Dirks. Stories and art by Rudolph Dirks and others. Sometimes listed as Comics on Parade Vol. 4 #7. Comics on Parade focused on a different United Features comic strip in every issue. This issue features the iconic pranksters Hans and Fritz and their hapless victim, the Captain. The kids get hold of pirate John Silver's treasure map, but Silver and his pirates want it back. Soon it's an all-out prank war, with the Captain and the island's hapless inhabitants caught in the middle. Tiny pirate Bloodshot wants to be president of the island. The Captain and the Kids; Stamp Tips; Ain't Nature Grand; Hawkshaw the Detective. 56 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #46
    Comics on Parade (1938) 46

    Cover by Rudolph Dirks. Stories and art by Rudolph Dirks and Gus Mager. Sometimes listed as Comics on Parade Vol. 4 #10. Comics on Parade focused on a different United Features comic strip in every issue. This issue features the iconic pranksters Hans and Fritz and their hapless victim, the Captain. Tiny pirate Captain Bloodshot strands the Captain and the Kids on an island, but that just puts them on the trail of Bloodshot's treasure. Escaping the island, the family sets out to get the treasure before Bloodshot does. But first, they must face... Manny the Sea Monster. The Captain and the Kids; Stamp Tips; Hawkshaw the Detective. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #58
    Comics on Parade (1938) 58
    • Centerfold detached at one staple. Water damage. Cover oxidation.

    Stories and art by Al Capp, Arnie Mossler and John Hix. Sometimes listed as Comics on Parade Vol. 5 #10. Comics on Parade focused on a different United Features comic strip in every issue. This issue features the hillbilly antics of Al Capp's Li'l Abner. The Angel face-cream advertising agency uses Eric Travers' painting of Daisy Mae as their new image, thinking she's a figment of Travers' imagination. Daisy Mae is ignorant of new newfound fame, even as wealthy Tony Powderly falls in love with her image. But Tony's jealous fiancee Lucretia learns the truth, and plans to get rid of Daisy Mae. Li'l Abner; Stamp Tips; Strange as It Seems; The Young Idea; Back Home Again. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #67
    Comics on Parade (1938) 67

    Nancy and Sluggo. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #75
    Comics on Parade (1938) 75
  • Issue #82
    Comics on Parade (1938) 82
  • Issue #83
    Comics on Parade (1938) 83
  • Issue #86
    Comics on Parade (1938) 86

    Nancy and Sluggo. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #87
    Comics on Parade (1938) 87
    • Water damage. Writing (interior and exterior). Staple rust.

    Nancy and Sluggo Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #92
    Comics on Parade (1938) 92

    Nancy and Sluggo Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #99
    Comics on Parade (1938) 99

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  • Issue #100
    Comics on Parade (1938) 100
  • Issue #5
    Comics Revue (1984-2009 Comics Interview) 5

    Newspaper comic strip reprints: Spider-Man, Bloom County, Secret Agent Corrigan, Steve Canyon, Hagar the Horrible Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #6
    Comics Revue (1984-2009 Comics Interview) 6
  • Issue #23
    Comics Revue (1984-2009 Comics Interview) 23

    Newspaper comic strip reprints: Spider-Man (end of run in Comics Revue), Bloom County, Flash Gordon, Secret Agent Corrigan, Steve Canyon, Hagar the Horrible. Spider-Man cover by Ron Frenz & Brett Breeding. Cover price $3.50.

  • Issue #24
    Comics Revue (1984-2009 Comics Interview) 24

    Newspaper comic strip reprints: Popeye, Bloom County, Flash Gordon, Secret Agent Corrigan, Steve Canyon, Hagar the Horrible Cover price $3.50.

  • Issue #25
    Comics Revue (1984-2009 Comics Interview) 25

    Newspaper comic strip reprints: Bloom County, Flash Gordon, Secret Agent Corrigan (run ends in Comics Revue), Steve Canyon, Popeye. Corrigan/Flash Gordon cover by George Evans. Cover price $3.50.

  • Issue #30
    Comics Revue (1984-2009 Comics Interview) 30

    Steve Canyon cover by Bill Mauldin. Milton Caniff remembered. Cover price $3.95.