Original juvenile fantasy/occult collection. |
Young adult collection of 14 stories of the fantastic. |
Proto-techno-thriller, translated/adapted (with an introduction and notes) by Brian Stableford from the French Fleur de Bagne (Flammarion 1902 in three volumes). |
Textbook. |
Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Chapbook collection of five stories, one original, and nine poems, three original. This is a limited edition of 400. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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Critical poetry anthology, showcasing fantastic poems by three lesser-known female poets: 12 by Coleridge, eight by Mew, 12 by Warner, plus 18 (ten original) by editor Goss, who also provides a general introduction and critical essays on each of the other poets. A bibliography is included. |
Mostly original anthology of 23 Canadian sf stories, including some appearing in English for the first time. |
Novelization based on the computer game based on the world of the roleplaying game. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. |
Omnibus of 3 novels and a short story based on the THQ pc game, “Dawn of War”. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $11.99. |
SF future war novel set in the “Warhammer 40,000” universe, and also based on a PC game from THQ. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. |
SF novelization. Book #1 in a new series. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. |
Fantasy novelization. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $6.99. |
Future-war novel in the “Warhammer 40000” universe. Book 3 of the subseries. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. |
This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $6.99. Details taken from online listing. |
A “Warhammer 40000” novel; sequel to Warrior Brood in the “Death Watch” series. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. |
Collection of 11 stories (two original, the rest all slightly revised) of family, culture, myth, and magic realism by a winner of the Tiptree Award. |
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Details taken from online listing. |
Study of Comic Strips in the 1930s. |
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A comprehensive, definitive, art monograph covering Raymond’s complete artistic output with an authoritative text by Ron Goulart. |
Text prepared by Goulart from the 12-part series of the same name on WNET TV, with an introductory essay by Annie Roiphe and an afterword by Patricia Loud. |
A look at the “shocking, eye-opening facts” of America’s multi-million dollar Kid market. |
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Volume one in the series. |
Volume four in the series. |
Sf novel. Part of the “Odd Jobs, Inc.” series. |
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Novelization of the screenplay by Peter Hyams. |
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Reprint (Arlington House 1972) guide to the pulps, redesigned with new illustrations and documentary material, including facsimiles of correspondence between Goulart and pulp creators. A hardcover edition (-75-X, $49.99) was announced but not seen. |
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Novelization of the screenplay by Max Julien & Sheldon Keller. |
Novelization of the screenplay by William Tennant. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with Ghost Breaker. |
Non-fiction, art book. A lavishly illustrated history of American Golden Age comics. |
Alphabetical guide to comics and their creators, extensively illustrated in color. Includes index. This is more an extension than a revision of Goulart’s The Encyclopedia of American Comics (Facts on File 1990), dropping most comic strips and focusing instead on expanded and updated coverage of comic books and their creators. |
An encyclopedia of comics and comic book characters. |
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Humorous fantasy novel. |
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Sf novel of a future private investigator, part of the humorous “Ben Jolson” series. |
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Volume three in the series. |
Volume one in the series. |
Volume five in the series. |
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A history of the detective fiction pulps. |
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Volume three in the series. |
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Comic mystery featuring mimic and voice-over artist Ben Spanner and his ex-wife, romance cover artist H.J. Mavity. Blackmail evidence is hidden inside a ventriliquist’s dummy named Buggsy, and everybody wants it. |
Humorous sf novel, third in the “Ex-Chameleon” series, sequel series to the “Chameleon Corps” series. |
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A look at one of comic books’ premier creators of the golden age. |
A history of comic strips from “The Yellow Kid” to “Dilbert”. |
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Humorous sf novel of drug smuggling under cover of filming the epic pirate adventure Galaxy Jane; a reporter and a robot photographer investigate. Volume four in the series. |
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A heavily illustrated history of the good girl in comics from the beginning, in the comic book sweatshops of the late 1930s, through the war years, the 1950s, to the present. |
A heavily illustrated history of the good girl in European comics. Although announced for both 2008 and 2012 it is believed that this was never published and was replaced by International Cheesecake: Good Girl Comics Around the World which was cancelled before publication. |
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Heavily illustrated history of American comic books. |
Short biographies of 60 comic artists plus full-page examples of their work. |
Short biographies of 56 comic artists plus full-page examples of their work. |
Chapbook included with the hardback edition of Adam and Eve on a Raft. |
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Volume four in the series. |
Volume six in the series. |
Volume one in the series. |
Volume two in the series. |
Volume five in the series. |
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Volume three in the series. |
Humorous sf novel in typical Goulartian style. |
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Volume one in the series. |
Reprint (Arlington House 1972 as Cheap Thrills) associational book. |
A heavily illustrated history of “good girl” around the world. Probably a replacement for Good Girl Art Around the World. Although announced for July 2020 this was never published. |
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A collection of articles profiling notorious American criminals who earned the FBI’s “Public Enemy No. 1” title under J. Edgar Hoover. |
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Although announced for September 1993 it is believed that this was never published. |
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Volume two in the series. |
Volume four in the series. |
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Volume two in the series. |
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Volume two in the series. |
Humorous fantasy adventure novel. |
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Expansion of the short story of the same name from Weird Heroes (1975). |
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Illustrated history of American comics from the 1890s to the 1980s. A once-over-lightly with a nod to pulp fiction. |
Volume three in the series. |
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Volume six in the series. |
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A reprint of the “Star Hawks” comic strips from 1977-1979. Story by Goulart, art by Kane. |
A reprint of the “Star Hawks” comic strips from 1981. Story by Goulart, art by Kane. |
Sf adventure novel, Book 2 of “The Exchameleon series.” |
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Volume one in the series. |