Bøker av Gardner Fox

A major new line of DC collected editions begins with the earliest stories starring the Justice Society of America!Welcome to DC Finest, a major new publishing initiative presenting comprehensive collections of the most in-demand and celebrated periods in DC Comics history, spanning genres, characters, and eras!DC Finest: Justice Society of America: For America and Democracy is a must-have for any superhero fan!Collects All-Star Comics #3-12

A major new line of DC collected editions begins with the earliest stories starring the Justice League!Welcome to DC Finest, a major new publishing initiative presenting comprehensive collections of the most in-demand and celebrated periods in DC Comics history, spanning genres, characters, and eras!DC Finest: Justice League of America: The Bridge Between Earths collects tales of the Justice Leage: the earth’s first line of defense against threats too large for humanity to face alone. And every time, they have overcome the odds and saved the human race.Collects Justice League of America #45-72

Take a ride on the river Styx with your jovial boatman Cousin Eerie in the panic-packed Eerie Archives Volume 7, now in a value-priced paperback edition.Remove the pennies from your eyes long enough to take in the dastardly dramas from creators Tom Sutton, Ken Kelly, Richard Corben, Doug Moench, Basil Gogos, Carlos Garzon, Nicola Cuti, and more. Also includes an illustrated foreword by comics creator Guy Davis and the first US appearance of comic great Esteban Maroto!Collects Eerie magazine issues #32–#36.

"Originally published in single magazine form in Showcase 22-24, Green Lantern 1-35"--Indicia.

v. 1. "Collects Gunfighter #5-#9, originally published between summer 1948 and June 1949 by Fables Publishing Co., Inc., and Gaines Publications, Inc."--Copyright page.

Men like Mike Gannon and Black John Bennett made their living off the Erie Canal, forever battling one another for control of canal shipping. Women like Moira Kennally-the wanton widow turned Madam-and the Egyptian, owner of the notorious parlor The Golden Tassel-made their living off men like Mike and Black John, offering their passionate embraces in return for the hard-earned dollars the canalers wrested from "The Big Ditch." Together and apart they lived and loved in a mad search for power and pleasure during one of the most turbulent eras in the mainstream of American life.