Search Results: Titles starting with K from Print Matters

The Sphere, 1916. Print. New. Fortunino Matania. Lithograph print by Fortunino Matania on Paper. PRINT. Size: 9" x 15" (240mm x 380mm). This is the printed cover page from The Sphere dated February 5th 1916 and is taken from Matania's personal archives. The scene depicts the Kaiser at Nish in 1916 examining the medals of Bulgarian soldier. This image is featured in the book The Art of Fortunino Matania: catalogue of original art & prints as FIG 164.

Don Lawrence Collection (DLC), October 2008. Hard Cover. New. Don Lawrence, Jorg de Vos (cover art). COMPLETE 4 VOLUME SET (only 400 English language editions worldwide). Complete with NUMBERED art print SIGNED by Jorg de Vos. The Complete Don Lawrence Karl the Viking in four deluxe bound hard cover volumes enclosed in a beautiful collectors box and strictly numbered from 1 - 400. Each set comes with a full colour art print by Don Lawrence and Jorg de Vos signed by Jorg de Vos. A collectors dream come true! Karl the Viking The Collection reprints for the first time ever all 18 Karl the Viking stories published between 1961 and 1968 in Lion. All books are printed in black & white and colour on 150 gram deluxe paper stock, with partial leatherette full colour covers and 130 pages each. Stories are: The Sword of Eingar, The Long Voyage to Oxaca, Selgor the Wolf, The False God, The Powers of Helvud, El Sarid the Merciless, Gefion One-Eye, The Island of the Monsters, The Magician of the Swamp, The… Read More

Rebellion, January 2022. Hard Cover. New. Don Lawrence; Tom Foster (cover). Glorious Numbered hard cover edition of just 300 copies worldwide A new printing collecting ALL the Karl the Viking Don Lawrence stories from Lion comic, written by Ken Cowan with art by Don Lawrence. Volume 1 of a two volume set (Volume 2 available December 2022). The Sword of Eingar The Long Voyage to Oxaca Selgor the Wolf The False God The Powers of Helvud El Sarid the Merciless All published in Lion from 29th October 1960 to 1st December 1962. A sweeping historical fantasy. Stunning art from one of British comics' undisputed masters. Following its best-selling reprints of his The Rise and Fall of the Trigan Empire series, the Treasury of British Comics brings one of master artist Don Lawrence's most popular and enduring comic book strips back into print. Originally serialised in Lion, Karl the Viking is a sweeping historical fantasy story of an orphaned Saxon boy, adopted and raised by the Viking Eingar after… Read More

Rebellion, December 2022. Hard Cover. New. Don Lawrence, Edmund Drury, Robert Forrest, Ruggero Giovannini; cover artist Stewart Kenneth Moore. Glorious Limited hard cover edition of just 300 copies worldwide In this second, and concluding, volume of Karl the Viking the brave Briton takes the fight even further abroad than before as he and his band of warriors battle against the rival Viking Gefion One-Eye in Africa, become mercenaries in a violent dispute between treacherous Russian tribes, and survive against fantastical and unnatural sea monsters. Karl the Viking is the series which made Don Lawrence's reputation, and it was on this basis that he was hired to revolutionise painted comic art with The Trigan Empire. This volume also contains stories written by Michael Moorcock penned when he was just beginning to create the adventures of Elric. Stories include: Gefion One-Eye Island of Monsters The Magician in the Swamp The Fallen Meteorite The Fortress of Death The Voyage of the Sea Raiders The… Read More

Fantagraphics Books, 2007. Hard Cover. New. George Herriman. The Kat Who Walked In Beauty collects many rare and unique dailies from the 1910s and 1920s. Though many readers are aware of Herriman's dynamic Sunday pages, few know that during 1920, in what must have been an editorially unrestrictive period for Herriman, he drew some of the most graphic and brilliantly conceived daily strips ever created - they look like "mini-Sunday" strips. This nine-month stretch of dailies, never-before-reprinted, is among the treasures included in this collection. The collection includes many other Herriman gems, including the very first stand-alone Krazy & Ignatz strips from 1911, and the illustrations from Herriman's Krazy Kat Jazz pantomime/ballet, performed to captivated New York audiences in 1922. This book is in excellent condition. 200 pages. Black & White illustrations. 15" x 11" (390mm x 290mm). (1.8)

Soft Cover. New. Various. A glossy booklet to accompany the 1990 Channel 4 television programmes about comics. Written by Duncan McAlpine author and publisher of the UK Price Guide to Comics. An interesting addition to any library. 44 pages. Full Colour illustrations. 7" x 9" (180mm x 220mm). (0.7)

Waverley Books, Jan 2009. Hard Cover. New. Cam Kennedy. Deluxe Two Volume Slipcased Set, Signed by Alan Grant and Cam Kennedy. A two volume slip cased edition is individually SIGNED and NUMBERED by Alan Grant and Cam Kennedy from a strictly limited edition of 500 copies. This two-volume slipcased set contains the titles Kidnapped and Creating the Graphic Novel. Robert Louis Stevenson's Kidnapped is an epic story of adventure, friendship, murder and revenge! Adapted by world-famous comicbook veterans Alan Grant and Cam Kennedy to vividly bring to life the thrilling story of David Balfour's dramatic journey across Scotland to claim his rightful inheritance. Volume 1 is a new hardback edition of the Kidnapped graphic novel which was first published in 2007. This special edition has a frontispiece numbered and signed by Alan Grant and Cam Kennedy, printed endpapers, a ribbon bookmark and is quarter-bound in cloth. Volume 2 is a hardback specially created for this set 'Creating the Graphic Novel',… Read More

1891. Print. New. Beverley R Morris. Lithograph print by Beverley R Morris on Paper. PRINT. Size: 12" x 10" (300mm x 250mm). British Game Birds and Wildfowl. Lithograph of the King Duck from 1891, by Beverley R. Morris, MD. with original hand colouring.

The Sphere, 1914. Print. New. Fortunino Matania. Lithograph print by Fortunino Matania on Paper. PRINT. Size: 9" x 15" (240mm x 380mm). This is the printed page from The Sphere dated July 18th 1914 and is taken from Matania's personal archives. The scene depicts the King (George V) and Queen in Scotland. The Royal couple visited the Parkhead forge in Glasgow and inspected the operations of gun making. They were presented with a 100 ton crane carrying a steel sling with a little girl carrying a bouquet. Her name was Miss Annie Dunlop, daughter of one of the timekeepers at the forge. This image is featured in the book The Art of Fortunino Matania: catalogue of original art & prints as FIG 124 The original art for this page is also in the catalogue as FIG 45.

The Sphere, 1918. Print. New. Fortunino Matania. Lithograph print by Fortunino Matania on Paper. PRINT. Size: 9" x 15" (240mm x 380mm). This is the printed cover page from The Sphere dated July 13th 1918 and is taken from Matania's personal archives. The scene depicts The King George V and Queen Mary entering St Paul's Cathedral on the occasion of their Silver Wedding July 1918. Also present are Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria. This image is featured in the book The Art of Fortunino Matania: catalogue of original art & prints as FIG 208.

The Sphere, 1916. Print. New. Fortunino Matania. Lithograph print by Fortunino Matania on Paper. SIGNED PRINT. Size: 15" x 10" (381mm x 254mm). One of a series of 12 artist proof signed prints produced for the Sphere & Tatler in 1916, 'With the British Army on the Western Front'. It was a rainy, uncertain day, with flashes of sunlight brightening the landscape at intervals. At the sides of a long, straight road were standing British troops, shoulder to shoulder, company upon company, extending in one long perspective of khaki until the lines merged in the far distance. The muddy road was full of watery ruts which glinted to the passing gleams of light as the rain clouds parted. At the moment, however, it was not raining, and the men were carrying their overcoats rolled in bandolier fashion. The long lines stood waiting, the company commanders a little in advance of the men. Then from the distance came a little group of officers. Distant cheering could be heard, which as the group… Read More

The Sphere, 1914. Print. New. Fortunino Matania. Lithograph print by Fortunino Matania on Paper. PRINT. Size: 9" x 15" (240mm x 380mm). This is the printed cover page from The Sphere dated December 19th 1914 and is taken from Matania's personal archives. The scene depicts the King George V visiting the British line in 1914 and pays respect to the graves of the fallen British soldiers. This image is featured in the book The Art of Fortunino Matania: catalogue of original art & prints as FIG 135.

The Sphere, 1913. Print. New. Fortunino Matania. Lithograph print by Fortunino Matania on Paper. PRINT. Size: 9" x 15" (240mm x 380mm). This is the printed cover page from The Sphere dated June 7th 1913 and is taken from Matania's personal archives. The scene depicts King George V's birthday hosted by the Prime Minister at the India Office. The Prime Minister, The Lord Chancellor and the Duke of Connaught are on their way to supper in the Council Chamber. This art features as Fig. 103 in the book The Art of Fortunino Matania: catalogue of original art & prints.

Marvel, 2019. Hard Cover. M - Mint. Jack Kirby. Massive book, true KING SIZE format! Collects Captain America (1968) #208-212, Black Panther (1977) #1-3, Machine Man (1978) #1-6 and Devil Dinosaur #4-7. Jack is back! Thrill to all-time classics from Kirby's 1970s return to Marvel - presented larger than life in true "King" size! With Kirby as both writer and artist, these stories are a live wire hooked directly into the imagination of comics' most powerful creative dynamo. Captain America battles the Red Skull and the bizarre Arnim Zola - who has reanimated Hitler's brain in the body of an unstoppable android! The Black Panther faces a generation-spanning Wakandan saga for the ages! Machine Man, a weapon of war with a human soul, explores the world of man - but can he find acceptance before the army hunts him down? And Devil Dinosaur and Moon Boy fight savage battles against alien invaders to protect early humans from annihilation! 328 pages. Full Colour illustrations. 14" x 22" (355mm x… Read More

TwoMorrows Publishing, 2004. Soft Cover. New. Jack Kirby. A chance to look over the King's shoulder as he conjures up some beautiful illustrations. Covering Jack Kirby's long career from his early animation work at Fleisher Studios through to 1971. This portfolio is based on the Communication Unlimited edition of 1971 but has been enlarged & enhanced from its original 40 pages. Included in this large format soft cover book are sketches, cover proofs plus a 12 page full-colour centre section. A worthy tribute to arguably the greatest artist ever to grace a Comic book. 40 pages. Part Colour illustrations. 11" x 14" (280mm x 360mm). (2)

Marvel, 2019. Hard Cover. M - Mint. Stan Lee/Jack Kirby. Kirby is the greatest storytelling mind in comic book history. Kirby is an architect of the world's most-famous universe of characters. Kirby is...Fantastic is the first in a line of super-giant King-Size hard covers celebrating the incomparable talent of Jack The King Kirby, Kirby is...Fantastic brings together a selection of all-time great issues from his tenure on Fantastic Four. Featuring the 1960s debut of the Sub-Mariner, knitting together Marvel's Silver and Golden Ages; earthshaking battles between the Thing and the Hulk; the debut of the Black Panther; the unveiling of the utopian man-god 'Him' (a.k.a. Adam Warlock); a life-or-death epic battle with Doctor Doom in the heart of Latveria; and a deadly trip into the Negative Zone topped off by the history-making birth of Franklin Richards. Collecting: Fantastic Four (1961) 4, 12, 25-26, 52-53, 66-67, 84-87 & Annual 6. 400 pages. Full Colour illustrations. 14" x 21" (355mm x 545mm). (6.1)

Marvel, 2019. Hard Cover. M - Mint. Jack Kirby. Kirby imagined modern mythologies that spanned the cosmos and remade gods. Kirby created action sequences so powerful galaxies shook. Kirby's Thor is the most epic comic book saga ever told. Kirby is...Mighty brings together a host of the greatest Thor tales drawn by Jack 'The King' Kirby. They're stories so exciting, so massive in scope, so utterly epic that even Marvel's King-Size format struggles to contain them. Featuring Thor's first appearance; a bruising battle between Thor and Hercules; the mind-bending first appearance of Ego the Living Planet; the invasion of Asgard by Ulik and his horrifying troll army; and concluding with multi-part saga where Thor faces the immeasurable power of the world-devourer Galactus that reveals Galactus' origin. Collecting: Thor (1966) #160-162, 167-170 and material from Journey Into Mystery (1952) #83 & 125 and Thor (1966) 126, 131-133 & 137-139. 320 pages. Full Colour illustrations. 14" x 21" (355mm x… Read More

1989. Print. New. Moebius (Jean Giraud). Lithograph print by Moebius (Jean Giraud) on Paper. NUMBERED PRINT. Size: 11" x 24" (285mm x 615mm). A beautiful limited edition coloured version of Moebius's famous panel, The Kiss. This was printed as a limited edition with a print run of only 300. This particular print has been dedicated to a 'G. Kramer' in pencil, and bears the number 71/300. The print was originally folded in two place as was most probably part of an exclusive book edition, however it has been kept flat for several years and is in very good condition.

1971. Print. New. Maurice Sendak. Lithograph print by Maurice Sendak on Acid-free Paper. SIGNED PRINT. Size: 5" x 5" (130mm x 130mm). This is a print hand signed by Maurice Sendak with his beautifully flowing full signature. Sendak drew this illustration for a book published in 1968 called 'A Kiss for Little Bear'. The book tells the story of Little Bear who draws a picture for his grandmother. His Grandmother is so pleased with it that she gives a kiss to the hen to take back to Little Bear. The Hen passes the kiss on to various animals including the cat who jumps in the lake to get it from the frog. The kiss eventually gets passed between two skunks who fall in love with each other and the hen finally gets the kiss back to little Bear! The print has been tastefully framed and is set behind anti reflective glass. The paper has an ever so slight bend running vertically. The exterior dimensions of the frame are 300mm x 370mm.

Amalgamated Press/Fleetway Publications, 1957 - 1960. Soft Cover. F - Fine. A collection of 14 Knockout comics ranging from 12th January 1957 to 9th April 1960. Knockout (launched as The Knock-Out Comic, and also known as The Knock-Out and Knock-Out Comic at various times) was a weekly British comics periodical published by Amalgamated Press and later Fleetway Publications and IPC Magazines from 4 March 1939 to 16 February 1963. A boys' adventure comic, the title ran for 1227 issues before being merged with Valiant. Includes: Billy Bunter - Charles H. Chapman, Frank Minnitt, Eric Roberts, Reg Parlett, Arthur Martin, Les Barton, A.J. Pease Davy Crockett - Ian Kennedy, Mike Western, George Parlett, Ramon de la Fuente Ginger Tom - Pat Nicolle Hopalong Cassidy - Don Spiegle, Mike Western, Ian Kennedy, Peter Sutherland Johnnie Wingco - Mike Western Our Ernie - Charles E. Holt, Hugh McNeill, Frank Lazenby, Fred Robinson, A.J. Kelly, Reg Parlett, Denis Gifford, Ron Smith, Eric Bradbury Sinbad Simms -… Read More