The confluence of cinema and comic books is a frequently raised subject, but now veteran motion-picture storyboard artist Pete Von Sholly bridges the gap once again!

Tired of ordinary weird stories? What you need are some Extremely Weird Stories-and we're here to tell you just where to find them!

Veteran motion picture storyboard artist Pete Von Sholly has created a groundbreaking publication that goes further than any previous attempt to blur the line between cinema and comic books.

Volume Three collects issues #12-16 (November 1953 to July 1954) and exclusively features a special introduction from Pete Von Sholly and profiles one of the genre's leading artists, Abe Simon, plus examples of his original artwork. Limited to only 300 slipcased copies.

Completely unfair and not balanced whatsoever! If you're a card-carrying Republican, stop reading now. If not, you must get this book. Von Shelly puts the "Ugli" into the Republican Party with his all-new versions of top party leaders and apparatchiks. See Sarah Palin rendered as a vampire. McCain as a three-eyed freak. Glenn Beck as a half-brained zombie.