Watch Roy Thomas take the Fantastic Four from the sublime to the ridiculous as the team confronts racism, social injustice and the Impossible Man! Meanwhile, the Vision joins the Avengers! The Hulk finds his way to "Heaven," and Captain Marvel escapes the Murder Maze! The origin of the Invaders! Secrets of Doctor Strange revealed! Dracula in Salem and the X-Men in Japan! And who is Starr the Slayer? Plus: rarely seen stories from Marvel's Silver Age of humor and romance!

Celebrate the career of a true Marvel Visionary!

Here's another forgotten or bypassed old comicbook in the great tradition of Planet Comics, featuring spaceships and saucers galore (not to mention the usual line-up of gorgeous gals and malevolent monsters) plus the wonderful artwork of, amongst others, the great Wallace Wood.

Collects the hugely popular 'The Lost World' strip from Planet issues 21-64 (November 1942 to Spring 1950). "Only one man could win the fight for survival on Earth in the 23rd Century....this superb specimen is Hunt Bowman - a lonely archer knowing nothing of his forebearers' sciences....

The first volume of  the "out of this furshlugginer world" adventures of the awe-filled Planet Comics presents stories that appeared from Fiction House over a thirteen-year period ending in 1953.
 

Comics' original muck monster, The Heap, returns in this, the first of a three volume set collecting his original adventures! Featuring art by Infantino, Starr, Bolle, Peddy, Leav, Barry, and more, Roy Thomas Presents The Heap Volume 1 boasts a new cover by Michael Ploog and a 5,000 word introduction by Roy Thomas.

Roy Thomas presents the original muck monster in 3 volumes! With art from Infantino, Starr, Bolle, Peddy, Leav, Barry, and more, this volume features a brand-new cover by Mike Ploog and an extensive and informative introduction. Featuring stories from Airboy Comics June 1948 to November 1950.

More "out of this world" yarns from the heroes (and heroines!) of the spaceways that appeared from Fiction House over a thirteen-year period ending in 1953. They're all here. Flint Baker, Reef Ryan, The Space Rangers, Gale Allen, Star Pirate, Mysta of the Moon, Norge Benson, plus many more.

Alive and yet not alive . . . at least not in the way that we understand life - here's the final pulse-pounding collection featuring Hillman's favorite muckmonster. Originally published from December 1950 to May 1953.

A third big helping of interstellar shenanigans. Hey, if only space travel really was like this...!

Maybe they did have only Army surplus uniforms with lightning bolts sewn on but, by golly, these guys were boldly going on television sets across America long before Captain Kirk and his merry band of star-trekkers. Legendary comic house Fawcett put out six wonderful issues of Captain Video, here's the full run of the comics, lovingly restored to a vibrant four-color life by your chums at PSA!

PS Artbooks is continuing its epic journey "out of this furshlugger world" with the sixth volume of the groundbreaking Planet Comics that appeared from Fiction House. They're all here - Flint Baker, Reef Ryan, The Space Rangers, Gale Allen, Star Pirate, Mysta of the Moon, Norge Benson, plus many more and a bevy of the most scantily-clad females you're likely to see!

They're all here - Flint Baker, Reef Ryan, The Space Rangers, Gale Allen, Star Pirate, Mysta of the Moon, Norge Benson plus many more, and a bevy of the most scantily-clad females you're likely to see outside of Silvio Dante's Bada Bing strip joint in The Sopranos.

The "out of this furshlugginer world" adventures of the awe-filled Planet Comics presents stories that appeared from Fiction House over a thirteen-year period ending in 1953.

PS Artbooks is continuing its epic journey "out of this furshlugginer world" with the eighth volume of the groundbreaking awe-filled Planet Comics that appeared from Fiction House over a thirteen year period ending in 1953.

Hey, PS Artbooks is continuing its epic journey 'out of this furshlugginer world' with the ninth volume of the groundbreaking awe-filled Planet Comics that appeared from Fiction House over a thirteen year period ending in 1953.

More "out of this world" yarns from the heroes (and heroines!) of the spaceways that appeared from Fiction House over a thirteen-year period ending in 1953. They're all here. Flint Baker, Reef Ryan, The Space Rangers, Gale Allen, Star Pirate, Mysta of the Moon, Norge Benson, plus many more.

PS Artbooks is continuing its epic journey "out of this furshlugginer world" with the eleventh volume of the groundbreaking awe-filled Planet Comics that appeared from Fiction House over a thirteen year period ending in 1953.

Hey, PS Artbooks is continuing its epic journey "out of this furshlugginer world" with the twelveth volume of the groundbreaking awe-filled Planet Comics that appeared from Fiction House over a thirteen year period ending in 1953.

Only another year (the title finished in 1953) so make the most of the regular crew: Flint Baker, Reef Ryan, The Space Rangers, Gale Allen, Star Pirate, Mysta of the Moon, Norge Benson. Gorgeous gals and madcap monsters - fantastic stuff!

Well, space fans, it's finally come to an end, which is what they say about all good things. And these 14 volumes (of which this is the last, math-geniuses) are all good things, surely securing their place at the head of GGA SF delivered by some of the best writers and artists in the business.

Here's another forgotten or bypassed old comicbook in the great tradition of Planet Comics, featuring spaceships and saucers galore (not to mention the usual line-up of gorgeous gals and malevolent monsters) plus the wonderful artwork of, amongst others, the great Wallace Wood.

Collects the hugely popular 'The Lost World' strip from Planet issues 21-64 (November 1942 to Spring 1950). "Only one man could win the fight for survival on Earth in the 23rd Century....this superb specimen is Hunt Bowman - a lonely archer knowing nothing of his forebearers' sciences....

She was not only the scourge of wrongdoers but also the nemesis of a good night's sleep for all red-blooded teenagers way back in the far-out fifties! With her modern-day counterpart now residing in the DC Universe, these classic Phantom Lady tales from a half a century ago are guaranteed to set pulses racing.

She was not only the scourge of wrongdoers but also the nemesis of a good night's sleep for all red-blooded teenagers way back in the far-out fifties! With her modern-day counterpart now residing in the DC universe, these classic Phantom Lady tales from half a century ago are guaranteed to set pulses racing.

She was not only the scourge of wrongdoers but also the nemesis of a good night's sleep for all red-blooded teenagers way back in the far-out fifties! With her modern-day counterpart now residing in the DC Universe, these classic Phantom Lady tales from a half-century ago are guaranteed to set pulses racing.

She was not only the scourge of wrongdoers but also the nemesis of a good night's sleep for all red-blooded teenagers way back in the far-out fifties! With her modern-day counterpart now residing in the DC Universe, these classic Phantom Lady tales from half a century ago are guaranteed to set pulses racing.

Dick Briefer's Frankenstein for Prize Comics is widely regarded as America's first ongoing horror series. Indeed, it was Briefer's work that probably called the creature to be named as Frankenstein instead of the nameless monstrosity from Shelley's novel. Splitting the stories between two schools - humor and horror - Briefer's tales are absorbing and unsettling in equal parts.

Dick Briefer's Frankenstein for Prize Comics is widely regarded as being America's first ongoing horror series. Indeed, it was Briefer's work that probably caused the creature to be actually named as Frankenstein instead of the nameless monstrosity from Shelley's novel.

Dick Briefer's Frankenstein for Prize Comics is widely regarded as being America's first ongoing horror series. Indeed, it was Briefer's work that probably caused the creature to be actually named as Frankenstein instead of the nameless monstrosity from Shelley's novel.

Dick Briefer's Frankenstein for Prize Comics is widely regarded as being America's first ongoing horror series. Indeed, it was Briefer's work that probably caused the creature to be actually named as Frankenstein instead of the nameless monstrosity from Shelley's novel.

You know what? I'm packing my bag and preparing to head on out to Darkest Africa (or some such like) 'cos that's where all the babes hang out, the latest being Rulah. Rulah first appeared in Zoot Comics #7 back in June 1947 and she's generally regarded as being the brainchild of Matt Baker and, some time later, Jack Kamen and Ghastly Graham Ingels.

Rulah first appeared in Zoot Comics #7 back in June 1947 and she's generally regarded as being the brainchild of Matt Baker and, some time later, Jack Kamen and Ghastly Graham Ingels. Hey, what's not to like, right?

Rulah first appeared in Zoot Comics #7 back in June 1947 and she's generally regarded as being the brainchild of Matt Baker and, some time later, Jack Kamen and Ghastly Graham Ingels. Hey, what's not to like, right?

At last! In our new Softee format the second volume of PS Artbooks' Roy Thomas Presents: Dick Briefer's Frankenstein set! Volumes 3-8 were previously published in hardcover.

Phantom Lady, one of the legendary characters of Quality Comics, returns in this collected edition, limited to just 1700 copies worldwide! Reprinting Phantom Lady stories from Police Comic #1-23 and Phantom Lady #13-15, this full-color hardcover is limited to just 1,700 copies worldwide.

More mouthwatering adventures from one of comicdom's first femmes fatales! Collects stories from June 1948 to July 1955 - Fox Feature Publication's Phantom Lady issues #18-23 and All Top Comics issues #8-17, plus Farrell Publication's Phantom Lady issues #1-4 and Wonder Boy issues #17-18.

Comics' original muck monster, The Heap, returns in this, the first of a three volume set collecting his original adventures! Featuring art by Infantino, Starr, Bolle, Peddy, Leav, Barry, and more, Roy Thomas Presents The Heap Volume 1 boasts a new cover by Michael Ploog and a 5,000 word introduction by Roy Thomas.

Features the stories from June 1948 to December 1950 from Airboy Comics. The second volume of the The Heap features a brand new 5,000 word essay by Roy Thomas and Herb Rogoff and a new illustration by American comic book artist Frank Brunner.\

This final installment with the original muck monster features stories from Januray 1951 to May 1953. Roy Thomas Presents the original Muck Monster in 3 volumes with a new cover by Stephen Bissette, signed by Stephen & Roy and limited to just 125 copies.

Flint Baker, Reef Ryan, The Space Rangers, Gale Allen, Star Pirate, Mysta of the Moon, Norge Benson, plus many more all appeared in the awe-filled Planet Comics. This volume collects issues #1-4( January to April 1940) of the original title from Fiction House.

Maybe they did have only Army surplus uniforms with lightning bolts sewn on but, by golly, these guys were boldly going on television sets across America long before Captain Kirk and his merry band of star-trekkers. Legendary comic house Fawcett put out six wonderful issues of Captain Video, here's the full run of the comics, lovingly restored to a vibrant four-color life by your chums at PSA!

Dick Briefer's Frankenstein for Prize Comics is widely regarded as being America's first ongoing horror series. Indeed, it was Briefer's work that probably caused the creature to be actually named as Frankenstein instead of the nameless monstrosity from Shelley's novel.

More "out of this world" yarns from the heroes (and heroines!) of the spaceways that appeared from Fiction House over a thirteen-year period ending in 1953. They're all here: Flint Baker, Reef Ryan, The Space Rangers, Gale Allen, Star Pirate, Mysta of the Moon, Norge Benson, plus many more. This slipcased edition collects issues #5-8 (May 1940 to August 1940).

Dick Briefer's Frankenstein for Prize Comics is widely regarded as being America's first ongoing horror series. Ranging in themes from humor to outright horror, Briefer's tales are absorbing and unsettling in equal parts. Some of the humorous material has already been reprinted, though not necessarily in order nor in total. Until now, of course!

More "out of this world" yarns from the heroes and heroines of the spaceways that first appeared from Fiction House over a thirteen-year period ending in 1953. They're all here - Flint Baker, Reef Ryan, The Space Rangers, Gale Allen, Star Pirate, Mysta of the Moon, Norge Benson, and many more!

Roy Thomas Presents: Captain Flash! The last new super-hero of the Golden Age - or the first super-hero of the Silver Age! A scientist receives a terrific dosage of radiation - and suddenly finds himself charged with super-strength! Sound familiar?

PS Artbooks is continuing its epic journey with the fifth volume of the groundbreaking awe-filled Planet Comics that appeared from Fiction House over a thirteen year period ending in 1953. They're all here- Flint Baker, Reef Ryan, The Space Rangers, Gale Allen, Star Pirate, Mysta of the Moon, Norge Benson plus many more!

Dick Briefer's Frankenstein is widely regarded as being America's first ongoing horror series. Indeed, it was Briefer's work that probably caused the creature to be actually named as Frankenstein instead of the nameless monstrosity from Shelley's novel. Splitting the stories between two stools-humor and horror-Briefer's tales are absorbing and unsettling in equal parts.