Baltimore, MD: Insight Studios Group / Image, 1999-2004. Thirty-six issues, each 32pp., with semi-glossy color covers, and b/w interior. All issues are First Printings, except #3, 4 (Third Printing), and 7 (2nd Printing). Liberty Meadows, a unique veterinary hospital/animal refuge where the cute and fuzzy residents talk, wear clothes, and..... More
Baltimore, MD: Attention Publishing, 1996. 1st printings. Five issues each [32]pp., with semi-glossy color covers and b/w interior. Dr. Malcolm Syberg was often described as being “like Edison on speed.” He was a brilliant inventor who had devoted his life to the pursuit of science, from the time he invented..... More
Orange, CA: Image Comics, 2003-04. 1st printings. Eight issues each [32]pp., with semi-glossy color covers, and color interior. The Frankenstein Mobster is four souls in one patchwork body: Three mobsters and one cop fighting for control. And even if the cop wins, he'll feel dirty and ashamed of his evil..... More
London: Blackball Comics, 1994. First Printing. Five issues, each a 20 x 26" foldout poster on semi-glossy stock paper. In 3040, Max Wrighter was among the discoverers of the alien technology which Wrighter helped transform into the Dream Network—the “DreamNet.” The network connected directly into its users’ minds, promising them..... More
Baltimore, MD: Mark's Giant Economy Size Comics, 1996. First Printing. 32pp., with semi-glossy color covers, and b/w interior. A continuation of the Radical Dreamer story. More
Baltimore, MD: Mark's Giant Economy Size Comics, 1995-96. First Printing. Six issues each 32pp., with semi-glossy color covers, and b/w interior. More
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Baltimore, MD: Art & Soul Comics, 1995. 1st printings. [16]pp., with semi glossy color wraps, b/w interior. An mature comic. First appearance of Mark Hempel's Tug & Buster. More
New York: Vertigo / DC Comics, 1994. 1st printing. Unpaginated. Introduction by Neil Gaiman, illustrated throughout in color. This graphic novel collects BREATHTAKER Nos. 1-4, with some additional material. "Powerful art, vibrant coloring, a new quirky story told in a different way. Strong and surprising stuff." - Neil Gaiman. More
Evanston, IL: First Comics, 1984-1985. 1st printings. Twelve issues each [32]pp., with semi-glossy color covers and interior. A sci-fi comic featuring Morgana Trace the daughter of legendary computer/brain scientist Dr. Nathan Trace, inventor of the brain chip: a device which allowed a computer to directly work with a person’s brain..... More
Chicago, IL: Now Comics, 1989. 32pp. with semi-glossy color covers, illustrations are in color. A sci-fi, satire, and humor comic anthology. More
Chicago, IL: Now Comics, 1989. 32pp. with semi-glossy color covers, illustrations are in color. A sci-fi, satire, and humor comic anthology. More