signed first edition, 1928.
new york: fredrick a. stokes co. hardcover. bound in blue cloth covered boards with navy lettering. book condition: toning to block. light staining to block. bumping and staining to spine. very good++. jacket condition: heavy toning and light soiling throughout. a few closed-tears. unclipped($2.00).....
first edition, 2018. scarce.
commentary by isabelle giraud & moebius production. translated by diana schutz. letting by adam pruett.
milwaukie, or: dark horse books. isbn: 978-1-50670-321-3. 8.5 x 11 inches. 206 pages. hardcover. bound in paper-covered boards. book condition: negligible shelfwear. near fine.
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rusty angel (vol 1): first edition, 1994. translated from the japanese by fred burke, sterling web & matt thorn. san francisco: viz comics. first edition, 1994. isbn: 1-56931-003-3. 6 x 8.25 inches. softcover. bound in pictorial paper wrappers. book condition: light shelfwear and edgewear. mild creasing to front panel and.....
signed first edition, 2013.
presumably signed by author and artists.
new york: valiant entertainment. isbn: 9781939346100. 7.5 x 11.25 inches. unpaginated. hardcover. bound in black paper-covered boards. book condition: fine. jacket condition: slightest shelfwear. unclipped. near fine.
2014. scarce in any condition.
publication associated with a fan tribute project to katsuhiro otomo's akira comics, but redrawn with bart simpson. 768 artists contributed 5 pages of drawings each; this collection contains the contributions of 19 of those artists.
portland, oregon: floating world comics. 7x10". 80 pages.....
first edition, 2011.
ford's cult art fanzine on the psychogepgraphy of london is collected in this volume. collaged texts and drawings map squats, council estates, and forgotten edgelands with a furious beauty. a prophecy and an elegy for a city devoured by gentrification.
introduction by mark fisher.....