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"The Sleep-Walker!" (art by Richard Doxsee); "Jigsaw"; "Something Waits on the Mountain!" (art by Bernard Krigstein); "What Happened to Hassen?" (art by Mac L. Pakula); "The Fatal Words!" (art by Howard O'Donnell); and "Stormy Night!" Also a two-page text story, "Lost in a Legend." Bill Everett cover. Cover price $0.10.

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(W) Douglas Barré (A) Jiro (Cover) Jiro FC32pp$2.95Ongoing Monthly series In stores the week of April 2nd. The Concept: The myths are coming back. Trolls and faeries, giants and dragons, monsters and gods are no longer merely the stuff of legend. It's 1894, and in the dark corners and shadows of the world the myths are alive once more. The only hope to discover the truth is the Society for Cryptozoological Research, an explorers club dedicated to investigating and understanding the reappearance of creatures that " Should Not Be". Three things stand in their way: ancient gods with a sinister agenda, the mysterious disappearance of the last Society... and the British Empire. This Issue: The Mythstalkers' journey to the Labyrinth at Crete takes an unfortunate turn as they encounter the ghost pirates known as The Cheated. Of course, that's not nearly as bad as being shipwrecked on the island of the legendary Cyclops. Back in England things aren't much better. The time traveler, Coble, tightens his grip on London, and British mobsters, Batson and Quill, meet their new boss... the faerie witch, Valende. Confused? You won't be... if you read this issue of Mythstalkers! Cover price $2.95.

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(W) Douglass Barré (A) Jiro (Cover) Jiro FC32pp$2.95Ongoing monthly series In stores the week of June 4th There are two things you need to know about the man named Mister Coble. First, he's the head of the British Ministry of Objective Sciences, the branch of the Empire's government that deals with so-called "supernatural" or "spiritual" matters... and by "deal with," we mean "terminate." Second, he's actually traveled back to 1893 from the year 2006 for one reason alone: to stop the Mythstalkers. This Issue: The Labyrinth, Part Four of Four?"What Your People Call Labyrinth, My People Call Maze" In the Labyrinth of Crete, the Mythstalkers found far more Minotaur than they expected... and the only one left conscious is the retired army Colonel, Augustus Durant. How can one old man defeat a trio of man-killers? And assuming he does, there's still the matter of getting a live Minotaur back to London. That's London... where Mister Coble waits for their return. Cover price $2.95.

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A special farewell to Sergeant Crews in his last issue as he recounts a tale of the Dong River in which a love of music almost kills an entire boat crew. Plus: An appearance by Richard M. Nixon. Written by Doug Murray, with art by Pepe Moreno. Cover price $1.50.

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Ed Marks flies to an aircraft carrier for a story about air controllers. In the back-up "Stateside" storyline, Sgt. Polkow is reunited with Rob Little, but the visit is not a happy one. Written by Don Lomax, with art by Wayne Vansant, and Mike Harris & Frank Percy. Cover by Mike Harris and Mark McKenna. Cover price $1.75.

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"...That I be Shunned by All...!" Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring Namorita. Story, art, and cover by John Byrne. Can Namor find a way to destroy the monstrous creature called Sluj without harming Namorita, Carrie, Caleb, and the rest of the passengers of the Sea Queen? Plus, the nefarious Mars twins and mysterious Headhunter continue to plot against our hero. Cover price $1.00.

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"The Wreck of the Endurance!" Part 1 of 2. Story by Glenn Herdling. Art and cover by Geof Isherwood. Namor and Andromeda explore the secrets behind a centuries old mystery. But there are dark forces that will do anything to see those secrets remain hidden. Cover price $1.50.

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Cover art by Ken Bald. "The Lost City of Yucatan," pencils by Bill Everett; Namora stops Big Jim Derry from stealing the treasures of the Mayans. "The Kingdom Beneath the Sea," script by Bill Woolfolk; When a sunken ship comes to rest near the city of Mu, the ambitious Karlak rouses his countrymen to conquer the primitive surface dwellers; Fortunately, Namora and Namor foil his plans. Two-page text story, "Page the Murderer." "Shadow Over Shanghai," art by Bill Everett; Namor foils diamond thieves in Shanghai.36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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August 1974. Isolationism and Tooth Care. Cartoons by B. Kliban, Russ Heath and Ed Sorel; a cooking magazine about leftovers; a spoof of Our Bodies, Ourselves. Stories and art by Frank Springer (as Francis Hollidge), Sean Kelly, Tony Hendra, Rick Meyerowitz, Gahan Wilson, Jeff Jones, Shary Flenniken, Vaughn Bode, Bobby London, Byron Preiss and Ralph Reese, Henry Beard and Doug Kenney. Final issue for longtime editors Michael O'Donoghue and Michael Gross. Plus letters from the editors, cartoons, and Foto Funnies. Mature readers. Cover by Dick Hess. Cover price $0.85.

Torpedo Taylor in "Attack By Sea" (art by Don Heck), plus "Salvo" (art by Mort Lawrance), Our Fighting Fleet in "Fighting Lady" (art by Joe Sinnott), "Hit and Run" (art by Joe Maneely), and a two-page text story, "Submarine Strike." Joe Maneely cover. Cover price $0.10.

Torpedo Taylor in "Flak Trap" and "Tiger of the Seas!" (art on both by Don Heck). Also: "Desperate Mission" (art by Joe Sinnott), Our Fighting Fleet in "Silent Service," and "Target: Red Korea!" Two-page text story, "Sea Lords." Bill Everett cover. Cover price $0.10.

"The Sub Stalks" (art by Gene Colan), "The Deadly Decoy" (art by John Forte), "Wings!" (art by Don Heck?), "Mutiny" (art by Richard Doxsee), "We Invade at Dawn!" (art by Dick Ayers), and a two-page text story, "The Old Sea-Dog." Bill Everett cover. Cover price $0.10.

Final issue of the series. "Shakedown!" (art by Bill Everett), "Frogman" (art by Richard Doxsee), "The Sinking Ship" (art by John Forte), "Night Strike" (art by Bob Powell), "S.O.S. Torpedo" (art by Paul Reinman), and a two-page text story, "The Sun Victory." Joe Maneely cover. Cover price $0.10.

Navy Custom Comic One-Shot by Marvel. "Deep Down" by Robert Vinditti with art by Javi Fernandez.

Navy History and Tradition (1958), covers U.S. Naval history from 1772-1778. Full color, 16 pages, 7-in. x 10.25-in., no cover price. Published Stokes Walesby and Theodore Roscoe.

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Navy History and Tradition (1958), covers U.S. Naval history from 1817-1865. Full color, 16 pages, 7-in. x 10.25-in., no cover price. Published Stokes Walesby and Theodore Roscoe.

Navy History and Tradition (1958), covers U.S. Naval actions during the Civil War. Full color, 16 pages, 7-in. x 10.25-in., no cover price. Published Stokes Walesby and Theodore Roscoe.

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Navy History and Tradition (1958), covers U.S. Naval history from 1865-1936. Includes: Naval Weapons; Stephen B. Luce; Fighting Bob Evans; World War I; Admiral Sims; Belknap's Miners; Trubee Davison; Albert C. Read; Here Come the Carriers. Full color, 16 pages, 7-in. x 10.25-in., no cover price. Published Stokes Walesby and Theodore Roscoe.

Cover by Alice Kirkpatrick. Stories and art by Eugene E. Hughes and others. Naval intrigue and warfare at sea from publisher Stanley Morse. This issue features an issue-length retelling of Japan's Operation Sho, an attempt to take back Leyte Island in late October, 1944, leading to a confrontation with the US Seventh Fleet in the Surigao Strait. A damaged sub takes on a Japanese aircraft carrier. The Defeat of the Japanese Navy!; Phase Two!; The Decoy!; Command!; The Hawk Is Among the Chickens!; Fish Away!; The Hunter and the Hunted! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Alice Kirkpatrick. Stories and art by Eugene E. Hughes and others. Naval intrigue and warfare at sea from publisher Stanley Morse. This issue features an issue-length retelling of the final battles and eventual sinking of the Nazi battleship Bismarck in May 1941. Convoy!; The Sighting!; Operation Clean Sea; Contact!; Stop the Target!; One Hundred to One Shot!; Attack!; To The Bottom!; ...Aftermath! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Final issue of the series. "Torpedoes!" (art by Paul Reinman); "The Hand That Held the Dagger!" (art by Reed Crandall); "Bailout at 10,000!" (art by Joe Sinnott); "The Chase!" (art by Gene Colan); and "Stalker Under the Sea!" (art by Bob Forgione). John Severin cover. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio. The Hero of Midway, pencils by Charles Nicholas. Hostile Beach, pencils by Bill Molno, inks by Vince Alascia. Remember Pearl Harbor. U-Boat Rendezvous, pencils by Bill Molno. Heroes of the Lawrence text story. Captain Jinx, pencils by Charles Nicholas. The First Amphibious Victory. 36 pgs. $0.12. Cover price $0.12.

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Cover by Jeff Parker. Edited by Joe Pruett. Stories by Jeff Parker, Steve Stegelin, Paul Fricke, Don Simpson, Brian Clopper, Mike Leonard, James E. Lyle, Jim Mahfood, Jeff DeMos, Brian Bolland, Scott Gillis, Jim Alexander, Storn Cook, Mark Laliberte, and Ken Meyer Jr. Calibers long-running anthology features many rising comics stars of the 90s. Brian Bollands Mr. Mamoulian; an early story by future indie star Jim Mahfood; a Doorman story. 64 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $2.95.

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Story, art and cover by Rod Espinosa. The second volume of Espinosas fantasy-adventure saga. After accidentally inheriting the role of Grand Duchess, Nalyn leads her airship crew in a desperate search for refuge, meanwhile keeping her actual identity as a servant girl a secret. Nalyns worst fears are realized when the Krossian Army wreaks havoc on the Island of Eriden while searching for the fugitive duchess. The islanders only option is to turn the airship crew over to the forces of Krossos, which would spell doom for them all. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.99.

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Story, art and cover by Rod Espinosa. The second volume of Espinosas fantasy-adventure saga. After accidentally inheriting the role of Grand Duchess, Nalyn leads her airship crew in a desperate search for refuge, meanwhile keeping her actual identity as a servant girl a secret. Targeted by the Krossian Army and abandoned by the Eriden islanders, the crew of the Explorer has only two chances: Enlisting the aid of the Elves at Shielliniath, and making a desperate last stand against the forces of General Kaizlers armada. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.99.

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Story, art and cover by Rod Espinosa. The second volume of Espinosas fantasy-adventure saga. After accidentally inheriting the role of Grand Duchess, Nalyn leads her airship crew in a desperate search for refuge, meanwhile keeping her actual identity as a servant girl a secret. In their desperate battle against General Kaizlers armada, the crew of the Explorer gets help from an unexpected source. Final issue of the series; followed by Neotopia (2004 3rd Series) #1. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.99.

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Stories by Lisa Trusiani and Angelo DeCesare. Art by Hy Rosen, Dave Manak, and Neil Grahame. The New Kids were a pioneering 1990s-era boy band with a huge teen following. In Harvey's New Kids comics, the youthful superstars had misadventures while avoiding the crush of fandom and enjoying worldwide fame. In New York, the New Kids are targeted by jewel thieves while borrowing a bejeweled guitar that belonged to the King of Rock n' Roll. The gang gets mixed up with a supposedly cursed diamond. Plus vintage ads for the New Kids' fan club, merchandise, and 1-900 fan hotline. The New York City Caper; Dress Mess!; The Curse of the Bibbleberry Diamond. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.50.

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"House of Cards!" Part 2 of 2. Written by Barbara and Karl Kesel. Art by Steve Erwin and Bob Smith. Cover by Tom Grummett. The Titans soon learn that they not only have to contend with the notorious Royal Flush Gang, but they must also face the villains' young protegees as well. A group of overzealous teens whose numbers include Danny Chase, a former Titan. But when the battle goes down, which side will Danny be on? Cover price $1.75.

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The hero of Mouseville stars alongside other characters from Paul Terry's Terrytoons. No one is more surprised than Mighty Mouse when the cats suddenly declare a truce with Mouseville. Heckle and Jeckle start a price war with Dimwit to get him to lower his price for soft drinks - but they're not selling any soft drinks. Heckle and Jeckle try to get every free service they can out of a service station, without actually buying any gas. Mighty Mouse: The Truce Treaty; Heckle and Jeckle: The Oil Strike; Heckle and Jeckle: The Price War; Mighty Mouse: The Promoter. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.

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Whitman edition. The hero of Mouseville stars alongside other characters from Paul Terry's Terrytoons. No one is more surprised than Mighty Mouse when the cats suddenly declare a truce with Mouseville. Heckle and Jeckle start a price war with Dimwit to get him to lower his price for soft drinks - but they're not selling any soft drinks. Heckle and Jeckle try to get every free service they can out of a service station, without actually buying any gas. Mighty Mouse: The Truce Treaty; Heckle and Jeckle: The Oil Strike; Heckle and Jeckle: The Price War; Mighty Mouse: The Promoter. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.

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Volume 51 - 1st printing. "Kriegsmarine U-boats 1939–45 Part 1!" Written by Gordon Williamson. Art by Ian Palmer. This, the first of two volumes on Germany's World War II U-boats, traces their development from the early U-boats of the Kaiser's Navy, the prohibition on Germany having U-boats following the Armistice in 1918 and the subsequent Treaty of Versailles, the secret development of U-boats using a 'cover-firm' in Holland, culminating in the formation of the 1st U-boat Flotilla in 1935 with the modern Type II. The operational history section includes examples from the Classes Type VIIA, Type VIIB, VIID, VIIE and VIIF before concentrating on the mainstay of the U-boat arm, the Type VIIC. Comparisons are also made with the standard allied submarines, their strengths, weaknesses and U-boat tactics. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $17.95.

Volume 56 - 1st printing. "Union River Ironclad 1861–65!" Written by Angus Konstam. Art by Tony Bryan. At the start of the American Civil War, neither side had warships on the Mississippi River, which was a vital strategic artery. In what would prove the vital naval campaign of the war, both sides fought for control of the river. While the Confederates relied on field fortifications and small gunboats, the Union built a series of revolutionary river ironclads. First commissioned in January 1862, these ironclads spent the next two years battling for control of the Mississippi, fighting in a string of decisive engagements that altered the entire course of the war. This book explains how these vessels worked, how they were constructed, how they were manned and how they were fought. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $17.95.

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Volume 62 - 1st printing. "Renaissance War Galley 1470–1590!" Written by Angus Konstam. Art by Tony Bryan. For most of the Renaissance period, naval warfare in the Mediterranean was dominated by the war galley, a unique naval vessel for a momentous age. During the struggle for supremacy between Christian and Muslim powers, war galleys formed the backbone of the rival battlefleets. Different regions of the Mediterranean produced their own versions of the war galley, thereby producing a number of variants on the basic design tailored to the needs and resources of particular nations. This book examines the development of the war galley from its classically inspired resurrection in the 15th century until its demise in the early 17th century, providing the first ever in-depth study of this remarkable war machine. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $17.95.

Volume 71 - 1st printing. "German Battleships 1939–45!" Written by Gordon Williamson. Art by Ian Palmer. In this, the first of a five volume series covering the capital ships of the German Navy of World War II, Gordon Williamson examines the design, development and operational use of the battleships used by the Kriegsmarine. The ‘Schlesien' and ‘Schleswig-Hostein' were used mostly as training ships until the end of the war when they took part in bombardment of Soviet troop movements in East Prussia. The ‘Scharnhorst' had a successful career until her sinking at the battle of the North Cape, and the ‘Gneisenau' with her ignominious end as a block-ship. Bismarck's short but glorious career and Tirpitz's lonely vigil in Norway's distant Fjords until sunk by RAF bombers using the massive 'Tallboy' bombs are also covered. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $17.95.

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Volume 81 - 1st printing. "German Heavy Cruisers 1939–45!" Written by Gordon Williamson. Art by Ian Palmer. The development of this excellent and successful class of warship only became possible after the Anglo-German naval agreement of 1935 eased restrictions on the types of ship Germany could build; even then only five of the class were permitted: the Admiral Hipper, the Blücher, the Prinz Eugen, the Seydlitz and the Lützow. These Cruisers were designed for Atlantic operations and had eight 8 inch guns, 12 10.5 cm heavy anti-aircraft guns and 17 smaller calibre anti aircraft guns as well as twelve torpedo tubes and their own compliment of up to six aircraft. This title covers the design, development and operational history of the Heavy Cruisers of the Admiral Hipper class. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $17.95.

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Volume 84 - 1st printing. "German Light Cruisers 1939–45!" Written by Gordon Williamson. Art by Ian Palmer. The German Navy of World War II was small in number, but contained some of the most technologically advanced capital ships in the world. This meant that although the Kriegsmarine never felt capable of encountering the might of the British Navy in a fleet action, her ships were individually more than a match for the outdated vessels of the Royal Navy. Nowhere was this more the case than in Germany's fleet of light cruisers. There were only six vessels in this fleet: the Emden, Leipzig, Köln, Königsberg, Karlsruhe and Nurnberg. This book describes their design, development and varied operational history throughout the course of the Second World War. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $17.95.

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Volume 88 - 1st printing. "British Battlecruisers 1939–45!" Written by Angus Konstam. Art by Tony Bryan. When war broke out in 1939, only three true battlecruisers remained in the Royal Navy including HMS ‘Hood', the world's largest and fastest capital ship for much of her life, which would be destroyed in action against the German battleship ‘Bismarck'. Out of the remaining two battlecruisers (‘Repulse' and ‘Renown') one was sunk by Japanese aircraft off Singapore, whilst the other served with distinction until the end of the war. This book traces the pre-war development of these spectacular warships, then describes their wartime exploits, using this to demonstrate their operational and mechanical performance. It examines what life was like on these wartime battlecruisers when they sailed into action. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $17.95.

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Volume 91 - 1st printing. "German Destroyers 1939–45!" Written by Gordon Williamson. Art by Ian Palmer. The German destroyer fleet of World War II consisted of nine classes: the Diether Von Roeder Class, the Leberecht Maas Class and the wartime classes Z23, Z35, Z37, Z40, Z43, Z46 and Z52. These vessels, though fewer in number than the British destroyer fleet, tended to be much bigger and more powerful than their allied counterparts. They served their country well in operations in the Channel, North Sea, the Far North and in the rescue of civilians from East Prussia during the final days of the war. This title describes their design, development and operational use from the fjords of Narvik to the final days of the war. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $17.95.

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Volume 92 - 1st printing. "Confederate Blockade Runner 1861–65!" Written by Angus Konstam. Art by Tony Bryan. The lifeblood of the Confederacy, the blockade runners of the Civil War usually began life as regular fast steam-powered merchant ships. They were adapted for the high-speed dashes through the Union blockade which closed off all the major Southern ports, and for much of the war they brought much-needed food, clothing and weaponry to the Confederacy.This book traces their operational history, including the development of purpose-built blockade running ships, and examines their engines, crews and tactics. It describes their wartime exploits, demonstrating their operational and mechanical performance, whilst examining what life was like on these vessels through accounts of conditions on board when they sailed into action. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $17.95.

Volume 96 - 1st printing. "Spanish Galleon 1530-1690!" Written by Angus Konstam. Art by Tony Bryan. During the middle decade of the 16th century a new type of sailing vessel emerged, designed to carry the wealth of the Americas to Spain. This was the galleon, and over the next century these vessels would serve Spain well as treasure ships and warships, becoming a symbol of Spanish power and wealth during the period. The development and construction of the Spanish galleon are discussed in this book, and the ordnance and crewing needed to produce and maintain these stately vessels is covered. The author also examines the role of the galleon as a treasure ship, and describes how these ships were manned and fought in action. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $17.95.

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Volume 103 - 1st printing. "Confederate Submarines and Torpedo Vessels 1861-65!" Written by Angus Konstam. Art by Tony Bryan. The primary Union strategy during the American Civil War was a massive naval blockade of the entire Southern coastline of the Confederacy, and it was in the effort to counter this blockade that the Confederates developed their first submarines and torpedo boats. This book traces the development of these new technologies, including the CSS Little David' and Hunley' - respectively the first torpedo boat and submarine to sink an enemy warship. The wreck of the Hunley' was raised in 2000, and this is the first book ever to integrate details of its recovery with an account of Confederate submarines in action. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $17.95.

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Volume 142 - 1st printing. "Tudor Warships Part 1!" Written by Angus Konstam. Art by Tony Bryan. In this book, maritime expert Angus Konstam explores the fledging Tudor Navy, tracing its history from its origins as a merchant fleet under Henry VII through to its emergence as a powerful force under Henry VIII. Examining the operational use of Henry VIII's warships the author analyses the battle of the Solent in 1545, in which Henry's fleet took on a French fleet of 200 ships - much larger than the Spanish Armada decades later. Despite the well-documented loss of his flagship, the Mary Rose, Henry's smaller force succeeded in preventing a French victory. Although many people will have heard of the mighty Mary Rose, this book will tell the story of more than just the tragic sinking of Henry's flagship, describing how one of history's most dynamic kings grew the navy from the five warships that were his father's legacy to 53 deadly gunships at the forefront of his empire-building strategy. Through contemporary illustrations and intricate artwork, the author traces the changing face of warship design during the Renaissance as Henry paved the way for English dominance of the sea. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $17.95.

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"Buccaneers." Part 2 of 6. 20 pages. Story by Mike Baron. Pencils and cover by Steve Rude. Inks by John Nyberg. Adventure on the high seas as Nexus, Judah, and Badger encounter pirates on their journey across the bowl shaped world. From them they learn of the pirate's master, the fearsome Sklar. "Kali." Part 3 of 3. 6 pages. Story by Roger Salick. Pencils by Angel Medina. Inks by Sam Grainger. His efforts to end his battle with the assassins guild lead Judah into a confrontation with the fearsome creature Kali. 26 pages. Full color. Cover price $1.75.

Signed Edition (Includes DVD) - 1st printing. Renowned cover artist and illustrator from DC Comics' golden years, Nick Cardy, now in his 80's, has been drawing his whole life. Before beginning his career in comics post-World War II, Nick was one of the Greatest Generation, shipped overseas to take part in the war. Without benefit of a camera, Nick did what he did best - carrying a sketchbook and documenting his time from beginning to end, both the humor and the horror. What we have is a chronicle, one man's journey, that speaks for millions, and each sketch and painting accompanied by Nick Cardy's own commentary. Each volume also includes a 30-minute DVD of Cardy discussing his experiences as an artist at war. Hardcover (Horizontal Format), 9-in. x 6-in., 126 pages, full color. Cover price $39.99.

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Signed Edition (Does NOT include DVD) - 1st printing. Renowned cover artist and illustrator from DC Comics' golden years, Nick Cardy, now in his 80's, has been drawing his whole life. Before beginning his career in comics post-World War II, Nick was one of the Greatest Generation, shipped overseas to take part in the war. Without benefit of a camera, Nick did what he did best - carrying a sketchbook and documenting his time from beginning to end, both the humor and the horror. What we have is a chronicle, one man's journey, that speaks for millions, and each sketch and painting accompanied by Nick Cardy's own commentary. Each volume also includes a 30-minute DVD of Cardy discussing his experiences as an artist at war. Hardcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 126 pages, full color. Cover price $39.99.

Art by Will Eisner--a nice sample page of his old comic strip Captain Savage (a pre-Spirit comic strip). One sheet on thick stock colored paper stock. Published by the San Francisco Comic Book Company. Cover price $0.05.

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Direct Edition. Cover by Dave Cockrum. "How Much is That Boggie in the Window?", script and art by Dave Cockrum; Nightcrawler is practicing in the Danger Room when he gets shunted into another dimension where he begins a swashbuckling adventure. 36 pgs., full color. $0.75. Cover price $0.75.

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Painted cover by Allen Anderson. Stories and art by George Tuska, Everett Raymond Kinstler and Syd Shores. Pre-Code horror and suspense from Ziff-Davis, featuring their typically beautiful painted covers. A bitter one-handed sailor burns down a ship, only to be haunted by its ghost, in a story with art by future Marvel legend George Tuska. In another Tuska story, a man is haunted by his dead brother after an accident during a snowstorm. A beautiful Sri Lankan dancer does not show up on film, in a story with art by Everett Raymond Kinstler. Typically eye-catching painted cover by Allen Anderson. The Blood Ship; The Corpse That Wouldnt Stay Dead; Jardinis Jaw; The Fatal Note!; The Tunnel of Horror; Vision of the Gods! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Titanic spoof cover by Ben Dunn. Stories and art by Bryant Velez, Chris Samnee, John Prather, Lou Gojira, Phuong-Mai Bui-Quang, Ron Murphy, Thor Thorvaldson, and Tom Root. Stories and pinups, many by pro or amateur fans, set in the universe of Ninja High School, Ben Dunns series about a student body comprised of novice ninjas, mages-in-training and undercover aliens. A "spin-the-bottle" game goes badly awry for Asrial; Mimi's friends help her deal with a gang of possessed brooms; Ichi and Asrial give Sammi some advice on meeting guys. Five Minutes; Wolf of the North Star 2; Ninja Tricks 4; Gloom, Doom…Broom!; Whos the Champ; Lunchtime; Boy Crazy; Ninja Sunday Funnies. 36 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.