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THE BEST FROM APA L 1965 (Fanzine The Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society) 110 page fanzine, triple stapled along the spine, is the FIRST anthology of a projected series that was issued in conjunction with WesterCon. This giant fanzine contains a print collection of it's best material.Artists featured are Jack Harness, Don Simpson, William Rotaler, Bjo Trimble, Steve Stiles, Arthur Thomson, George Barr and Dian Pelz.

Despair is Robert Crumb's first existential diatribe about the perils and shittiness of modern life in America. Most of the stories are deceptively clever and provide some classic Crumb, including "It's The Ruff Tuff Creampuff" and "Fuzzy The Bunny in The Same Old Crap." However, the lead story, "It's Really Too Bad," jettisons the cleverness and just mainlines Crumb's bitter perspective about American life.Despair is certainly one of Robert Crumb's most popular one-offs, evidenced by seven printings in about seven years. It's also got one of the most enduring, effective comic covers in history. "Why bother?" indeed. Truly a mantra for the modern age.There are at least seven printings of Despair, the first six of which were produced by the Print Mint. Last Gasp printed the 7th edition. The first four printings have 50-cent cover prices. The 1st printing does not include a copyright statement anywhere in the comic book.

Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine #77; Jack Kirby/Stan Lee; Grades out Very Good Plus; Published by Marvel Comics 1968; Single Issue; Silver Age (1956-69); First Printing

Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine #89; Stan Lee/Jack Kirby; 4.5 Very Good+; Marvel Comics 1969

Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine #88; Stan Lee/Jack Kirby; Marvel Comics 1969; Very Good Plus condition; first printing; single issue.

Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine #96; Stan Lee/Jack Kirby; Marvel Comics 1969; single issue grades very good plus

Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine #73; Stan Lee/Jack Kirby; Marvel Comics 1968; single issue in Fine Plus condition. Features the face-off between the Fantastic Four and Thor, Daredevil and Spider-Man! Classic comic book!

Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine #85; Stan Lee/Jack Kirby; Marvel comics 1969; single issue in Very Good Plus condition

Pirate Press, first printing 1969. Smaller comic book. 20 pages. Color cover. Black and white interior. Newsprint. Exceptional condition. Scarce!

1st printing. Squa Tront is the most famous of the EC fanzines. 1st printings have a 75c cover price.
Squa Tront is the most famous of the EC fanzines. #2 is Magazine sized, color cover, and black and white interior. It is not newsprint but a heavier paper. This a very rare 1960's underground counter culture magazine. Al Williamson front cover art and Reed Crandall back cover art.

This collection includes the earliest Green Lantern stories from Showcase #22-24 and Green Lantern #1-17.Squarebound. Large volume. Black and white interiors.

Tempo Books, 1978. 164 pages including covers; B&W comic strips, collected from the classic Silver & Bronze Age DC comics>>> "Five super-exciting Superman adventures in one book! (1) The Complete Story of Superman"s Life = originally from 1961; (2) Superman"s Greatest Secret = originally from 1961; (3) When Superman Lost His Memory = originally from 1965; (4) The Legion of Super Villains = originally from 1961; (5) Superman"s Mermaid Sweetheart = originally from 1959; . First Collected Edition, PBO thus!. Soft Cover. Exceptional high grade Very Fine. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" Tall.. Mass Market Paperback. Tempo Books 0448145324

Tempo Books 1978 1st Edition Soft cover New condition. Unread. This is a paperback copy of "Batman and Superman: the World"s Finest" by DC Comics and reprints some classic matchups from the Silver Age.