More Pacific Comics Club publications currently in stock:
King of the Royal Mounted
Famous western story writer Zane Grey created this popular newspaper adventure strip, which began in 1935 as a Sunday
page and expanded into daily newspapers the following year. The stories were
action-packed and full of North Woods color, while Allen Dean's excellent drawings rose to the high King Features standard.
Presently the only available presentation of this unjustly-forgotten newspaper
comic classic is Pacific Comics Club's reprint of the King Feature Book from
the late 1930s. It's a good introduction to the strip and a worthy addition to
the adventure strip fan's bookshelf.
$9.95
Krazy Kat
The surreal world and dry wit of George Herriman are packed into this series of
Krazy Kat daily reprints. Each book in the Krazy and Ignatz series presents a
full year of daily strips, one to a page. Three wonderful volumes cover 1921
through 1923. a must for any Kat fancier! Each volume is limited to 1000
numbered copies.
Three thick volumes, each with an entire year of 1920s Kat dailies. (6x6, 310 pages)
Volume 1
Volume 2
$19.95
Volume 3
$25.00
Also available - 1921 minibooks. Four mini volumes, very limited edition.
$9.50 each
Little Orphan Annie
Pacific Comics Club reprints the Cupples & Leon Feature Books from the 1920s. (6x9, 60 pages)
The Early Years
Little Orphan Annie
The Sentence
Daddy
The Dreamer
The Circus
In the Haunted House
The Hobo
Bucking the World
Rich Man Poor Man
The Mans of Giving
Shipwrecked
A Willing Helper,
Uncle Dan
Also available
1936 Part 1 (8½x11)
$9.50 each
Mandrake the Magician
Writer Lee Falk had a hand in two of the most influential adventure strips of all time. Both The Phantom and Mandrake the Magician had a powerful effect on the early American comic books. The Phantom was one of
the first masked comic heroes, establishing the pattern for "long underwear"
characters to this very day.
Mandrake, though not as famous today, was equally popular. Early comic books
swarmed with top-hatted magicians trying to follow Mandrake's mighty footsteps.
Pacific Comics Club offers three replicas of Large Feature Books collecting some
of the magic master's greatest adventures. Inventive stories and the
atmospheric artwork of unjustly-forgotten Phil Davis make these books a treat
for strip aficionados. Replica format: 8.5x11", 72 pages.
Mandrake the Magician - Large Feature Book #19 (Dailies 01/31/38-06/08/38)
Mandrake the Magician - Large Feature Book #23 (Dailies 07/11/38-12/03/38)
$9.95 each
We also offer three additional Mandrake books.Mandrake faces everything from
Cleopatra’s minions to his own evil twin.
The Swami
Derek
Cleopatra’s Treasures
$9.50 each
The Phantom
The Ghost Who Walks was born over 65 years ago, and he's still striking fear
into evildoers' hearts today! Pacific Comics Club is proud to present this
series of collectors' volumes reprinting in their entirety the early adventures
of The Phantom, one of the very first costumed crime fighters in comics. There's never been
anything quite like The Phantom, and this is the best way to experience him.
We have eight big, sharply-reproduced volumes:
The Phantom - The Diamond Hunters: Reprints daily strips from 4/12/37 to 9/18/37.
The Phantom - Little Toma: Reprints daily strips from 9/20/37 to 2/5/38.
The Phantom - The Shark's Nest: Reprints daily strips from 7/25/38 to 11/8/38.
The Phantom - The Golden Circle: Reprints daily strips from 9/25/39 to 1/20/40.
The Phantom - The Sea Horse: Reprints daily strips from 1/22/40 to 7/27/40.
The Phantom - The Game of Alvar: Reprints daily strips from 7/29/40 to 12/14/40.
The Phantom - Diana Aviatrix: Reprints daily strips from 12/16/40 to 7/12/41.
The Phantom - The Phantom's Treasure: Reprints daily strips from 7/14/41 to 1/31/42.
NOTE: Apologies to our non-US customers, but the above books are only available
for purchase in the US.
$9.50 each
Also available:
Maharaja’s Daughter
Toad Men
The Movie Stars
$11.95 each
Radio Patrol
The brand-new radio-dispatched police cars inspired newspapermen Eddie Sullivan and Charlie Schmidt to create this fast-moving, enjoyable cop strip. Schmidt's artwork is solid and
full of a sense of time and place. Sullivan's scripts are a cut above the
typical crime strip. Radio Patrol ran successfully for many years.
We offer seven exciting titles:
Bullet Proof - An honest candidate dares to challenge the incumbent District Attorney's
mob-backed machine.
Death takes a Taxi - Deadly hijinks in the nocturnal world of cabbies, both crooked and straight.
Lightning Strikes Twice - Molly is a dead ringer for a gangster's moll.
Big Dan - Big time hood Big Dan won't rest until the star witness against him--Sergeant
Pat--is out of the picture.
The Underground Empire - An enigmatic beauty involves Pinky in fighting a criminal gang hiding in
catacombs beneath the city.
Artists in Arson - An out-of-work arsonist is rebuffed by a prospective client--so the firebug
goes out and sets the fire anyway!
Roads of Destiny - Slam-bang action as Pat and Sam break up a hijacking ring.
Paperback, 7" by 10", color covers, black and white pages, Pacific Comics Club
quality paper.
$9.50 each
