, Pepe Moreno, Peter Von Sholly We present the stunning imagery of British artist Steve Stone, who blends photography and digital art to create worlds of science-fiction and fantasy. Then it's on to post-apocalyptic visions of New York City: the punk, rebellion and war stories of Pepe Moreno, the Spanish-born comic book artist, RPG designer and creator of one of the earliest digital comics! Gideon Kendall entertains us with his weird and surrealistic cartoon world; followed by the truly monstrous creations of Peter Von Sholly.

, Cecil Doughty, Patrick Nicolle, Arthur Horowicz, Reg Bunn, Various Swashbuckling tales of swordplay and adventure from the pages of Thriller Picture Library! Reprinted for the first time in the late 1950s, featuring The Three Musketeers, Claude Duval, Dick Turpin, Rob Roy, and more. Collects "Aramis Re-joins the Musketeers" from #26 (art by Graham Coton), "The Highway Blade" from #94 (art by Cecil Doughty), "Claude Duval The Laughing Cavalier" from #99 (art by Fred Holmes), "The Strong Room" from #163 (art by Patrick Nicolle), "Dick Turpin" from #196 (art by Arthur Horowicz), and "Rob Roy" from #196 (art by Reg Bunn). Writers include V.A.L. Holding, J. A. Stone, and Michael Butterworth.

, Kurt Caesar, Alan Pollack, George Heath, Various The best selection of World War One adventures of Dogfight Dixon vs. the Hun from the pages of Thriller Picture Library! Collects a 64-page story from #307 (Aldo Genardo), "Hun's View" from #318 (George Heath), "Takes a Leave" from #322 (Alan Pollack), "Rescue Raid" from #330 (Kurt Caesar), and a 64-page story from #346 (Aldoma Puig), plus two pages from #311 and two pages from #318. Stories written by Donne Avenell, Michael Moorcock, and Ralph Coveney. Terrific aerial combat art and dramatic suspenseful stories. The first time these have been reprinted since their first appearance in 1961.

John M. Burns was one of Britain's, if not the world's, finest continuity artists. In a career spanning over 60 years, he produced vast amounts of work for numerous British weeklies including TV Express , The Hotspur , Boys' World , Diana , Wham! , Lady Penelope , TV Action , Look-in , 2000AD and Judge Dredd Megazine as well as working for publishers in Europe and the USA. Although always in demand, John found time between his numerous long term work commitments to help John Dakin in his quest to revive the British newspaper comic strip. Unfortunately this revitalisation never happened, but over a 15 year period, both Johns created characters, strips and full color pages that, until now have barely been seen by the public. Reproducing 40 color pages, including all 25 pages of their unfinished epic, A Surfeit of Assassins , numerous strips, sketches and roughs, this book truly reveals the unseen art of John M. Burns. Limited edition of 500 copies.

The ultimate guide to the US artists who made Warren's monster mags the best in the business. With the aid of friends, family, fans, historians and the artists themselves, we have assembled the compelling stories of the talented team who worked throughout the golden years of Warren Publishing. With an introduction by legendary film director Guillermo Del Toro, this is a book no true monster fan will want to be without. Featuring an absolutely stunning roster of US Warren Artists, including Neal Adams, Dan Adkins, Roger Brand, Frank Brunner, Richard Corben, Gene Colan, Johnny Craig, Reed Crandall, Jack Davis, Steve Ditko, George Evans, Jerry Grandenetti, Billy Graham, Frank Frazetta, Basil Gogos, Russ Heath, Bruce Jones, Jeff Jones, Russ Jones, Ken Kelly, Roy Krenkel, Bob Larkin, Rocco Mastroserio, Gray Morrow, Joe Orlando, Vic Prezio, Ralph Reese, John Severin, Kenneth Smith, Tom Sutton, Angelo Torres, Alex Toth, Al Williamson, Tony Williamsune, Wallace Wood, Bernie Wrightson.