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2News Summer 05 Catalog TwoMorrows 2015 Catalog SAVE 15 ALL BOOKS, MAGS WHEN YOU% & DVDs ARE 15% OFF ORDER EVERY DAY AT ONLINE! www.twomorrows.com *15% Discount does not apply to Mail Orders, Subscriptions, Bundles, Limited Editions, Digital Editions, or items purchased at conventions. Four Ways To Order: • Save us processing costs by ordering Print or Digital Editions ONLINE at www.twomorrows.com and you get at least 15% OFF cover price, plus exact weight-based postage (the more you order, the more you save on shipping—especially overseas customers)! Plus you’ll get a FREE PDF DIGITAL EDITION of each PRINT item you order, where available. OR: • Order by MAIL, PHONE, FAX, or E-MAIL DIGITALEDITIONS and add $1 per magazine or DVD and $2 per book in the US for Media Mail shipping. AVAILABLE OUTSIDE THE US, PLEASE CALL, E-MAIL, OR ORDER ONLINE TO CALCULATE YOUR EXACT POSTAGE! OR: • Download our new Apps on the Apple and Android App Stores! OR: • Use the Diamond Order Code to order at your local comic book shop! CONTENTS DIGITAL ONLY BOOKS . 2 AMERICAN COMIC BOOK CHRONICLES . .3 MODERN MASTERS SERIES . 4-5 COMPANION BOOKS . 6-7 ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES . 8-9 COMICS & POP CULTURE BOOKS . 10 ROUGH STUFF & WRITE NOW . 11 DRAW! MAGAZINE . 12 HOW-TO BOOKS . 13 COMIC BOOK CREATOR MAGAZINE . 14 COMIC BOOK ARTIST MAGAZINE . 15 JACK KIRBY COLLECTOR . 16-19 ALTER EGO MAGAZINE . 20-27 BACK ISSUE! MAGAZINE . 28-32 To be notified of exclusive sales, limited editions, and new releases, sign up for our mailing list! All characters TM & ©2015 their respective owners. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/twomorrows TwoMorrows Publishing.A New Day For Comics Fans! TwoMorrows Publishing • 10407 Bedfordtown Drive • Raleigh, NC 27614 USA • 919-449-0344 • FAX: 919-449-0327 E-mail: [email protected] • Visit us on the Web at www.twomorrows.com DIGITAL ONLY ALTER EGO COLLECTION ALTER EGO: MEGO 8” SUPER- VOLUME ONE THE CBA COLLECTION HEROES: WORLD’S Collects ALTER EGO #1-2, plus 30 pages The material that heralded the return of GREATEST TOYS!TM of new material! GIL KANE, JULIUS Roy Thomas’ ALTER EGO to the modern Lavishly illustrated with thousands of FAWCETT COMPANION: MR. MONSTER, HIS SCHWARTZ, & GARDNER FOX on the cre- age of comics fandom! Reprints the ALTER CHARTS, CHECKLISTS and COLOR THE BEST OF FCA BOOKS OF FORBIDDEN ation of the Silver Age Atom, “The STAN EGO flip-sides from COMIC BOOK PHOTOGRAPHS, it’s an obsessive Presenting the best of the original FCA KNOWLEDGE, VOL. 0 LEE Roast” co-starring SAL BUSCEMA, ARTIST #1-5, plus 30 NEW PAGES of fea- examination of legendary toy company (FAWCETT COLLECTORS OF AMERICA) Collects hard-to-find Mr. Monster stories JOHN ROMITA, PETER DAVID, CHRIS tures & art! Featuring: A never-before-seen MEGO (pronounced “ME-go”), and the fanzine, before it was part of ALTER EGO! from A-1, CRACK-A-BOOM! and DARK CLAREMONT, JIM SHOOTER, et al., ROY 1999 interview with GIL KANE! Extended extraordinary line of super-hero action • New JERRY ORDWAY cover! HORSE PRESENTS (many in COLOR for THOMAS, JERRY ORDWAY, & MIKE coverage of THE INVADERS with art by figures that dominated the toy industry • Index of ALL FAWCETT COMICS! the first time) plus over 30 pages of ALL- MACHLAN on creating Infinity, Inc., inter- KIRBY, ROBBINS, and DAVE HOOVER! throughout the 1970s. Featuring a chrono- • Looks inside the FAWCETT OFFICES! NEW MR. MONSTER art and stories! Can views with LARRY LIEBER, IRWIN HASEN, The original synopsis of FANTASTIC FOUR logical history of Mego, interviews with • Interviews, features, and rare and previ- your sanity survive our Lee/Kirby monster & JACK BURNLEY, Wonder Woman rari- #1—annotated by STAN LEE! The ROY former employees and Mego vendors, ously unpublished artwork by C.C. BECK, spoof by MICHAEL T. GILBERT and MARK ties with art by H.G. PETER, plus ROBERT THOMAS/ NEAL ADAMS X-MEN, fascinating discoveries never revealed MARC SWAYZE, KURT SCHAFFENBERG- MARTIN, or the long-lost 1933 Mr. KANIGHER, BILL SCHELLY on comics fan- AVENGERS, and CONAN! Plus all-new elsewhere, and thorough coverage of each ER, MAC RABOY, DAVE BERG, ALEX Monster newspaper strip? Or the terrifying dom, FCA (Fawcett Collectors of America) rare and previously-unpublished art by figure and packaging variant, this FULL- TOTH, BOB OKSNER, GEORGE EVANS, TRENCHER/MR. MONSTER slug-fest, with MARC SWAYZE, C.C. BECK, MAC JACK KIRBY, GIL KANE, JOE KUBERT, COLOR book is the definitive guide to ALEX ROSS, Foreword by MARCUS drawn by KEITH GIFFEN and MICHAEL T. RABOY, & RICHARD DEANE TAYLOR— WALLY WOOD, FRANK ROBBINS, NEAL Mego. Written by BENJAMIN HOLCOMB. and more! ADAMS, and others! Cover by KUBERT! SWAYZE, and more! GILBERT?! Read at your own risk! (256-page Digital Edition) $13.95 (160-page Digital Edition) $7.95 (136-page Digital Edition) $6.95 (192-page Digital Edition) $7.95 (160-page Digital Edition) $7.95 ART OF GEORGE TUSKA TRUE BRIT A comprehensive look at GEORGE TUSKA’S personal and profes- (REMASTERED DIGITAL EDITION) sional life, including early work at the Eisner-Iger shop, producing GEORGE KHOURY’s definitive book on the rich history of controversial crime comics of the 1950s, and his tenure with British Comics Artists has been completely remastered and Marvel and DC Comics, as well as independent publishers. expanded (with more than 75 new pages!), to better Includes extensive coverage of his work on IRON MAN, X-MEN, show the creators’ influence on the US, and how they HULK, JUSTICE LEAGUE, TEEN TITANS, BATMAN, have revolutionized the way comics are seen and per- T.H.U.N.D.E.R. AGENTS, and others, a gallery of commission art ceived! It features breathtaking art, intimate photographs, and a thorough index of his work, original art, photos, sketches, and in-depth interviews with BRIAN BOLLAND, ALAN unpublished art, interviews and anecdotes from his peers and DAVIS, DAVE GIBBONS, KEVIN O’NEILL, DAVID LLOYD, fans, plus the very personal and reflective words of George DAVE McKEAN, BRYAN HITCH, BARRY WINDSOR- himself! Written by DEWEY CASSELL. SMITH and other fine gents! (128-page Digital Edition) $5.95 (284-page Digital Edition) $9.95 BLUE BEETLE COMPANION COMIC BOOK PODCAST DICK GIORDANO: SECRETS IN THE IMAGE COMICS: THE Follow the Blue Beetle’s 60+ years of evolu- COMPANION CHANGING COMICS, ONE SHADOWS: GENE COLAN ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE tion—from 1940s Fox Comics to Charlton Go behind the scenes of ten of today’s top TOM FIELD’s amazing COLAN retrospective, Comics, to today’s DC Comics, including DAY AT A TIME An unprecedented look at the history of the comic book podcasts via all-new interviews MICHAEL EURY’s biography of comics’ with rare drawings, photos, and art from his company that shook the comics industry, fea- infamous Golden Age publisher Victor Fox, with the casts of AROUND COMICS, 60-year career, and a comprehensive over- the Blue Beetle radio show, and Jack “King” most prominent and affable personality! 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