Graphic Novels
Comics by any other name.
BOOM! Studios
Dark Horse
- Lady Killer (#1-5, 2015)
- Solomon Kane – The Castle of the Devil (#1-5, 2008-09)
- To Hell You Ride (#1-5, 2012-13)
Image
- The Autumnlands Vol. 1 – Tooth and Claw (#1-6, 2015)
- Bitch Planet Vol. 1 – Extraordinary Machine (#1-5, 2015)
- Copperhead Vol. 1 – A New Sheriff in Town (#1-5, 2015)
- Copperhead Vol. 2 (#6-10, 2015)
- Manifest Destiny Vol. 1 – Flora and Fauna (#1-6, 2014)
- Outcast Vol. 1 – A Darkness Surrounds Him (#1-6, 2015)
- Outcast Vol. 2 – A Vast and Unending Ruin (#7-12, 2015)
- Outcast Vol. 3 – This Little Light (#13-18, 2016)
- Pretty Deadly Vol. 1 (#1-5, 2014)
- Southern Bastards Vol. 1 – Here Was A Man (#1-4, 2014)
- Southern Bastards Vol. 2 – Gridiron (#5-8, 2015)
- Umbral Vol. 1 – Out of the Shadows (#1-6, 2013)
- Umbral Vol. 2 – The Dark Path (#7-12, 2014)
Vertigo
- The Unwritten Vol. 1 – Tommy Taylor and the Bogus Identity (#1-5, 2010)
- The Unwritten Vol. 2 – Inside Man (#6-12, 2010)
Digest Magazines
Magazine fiction, flourishing from the ’50s to the early ’80s.
Amazing Stories
- April, 1965 – Edmond Hamilton’s “The Shores of Infinity,” Sam Moskowitz’s fact article “Science-Fiction Views of God,” stories by John Jakes, John Brunner, Arthur Porges, and Robert Rohrer.
Fantastic
- July, 1967 – Jack Vance’s novelette “The Narrow Land,” plus assorted short fiction by Robert Bloch, Fritz Leiber, Rog Phillips, William Tenn, Kris Neville, and Bob Olsen.
Galaxy Science Fiction
- November, 1956 – Frederik Pohl’s “The Man Who Ate the World,” serial installment of Alfred Bester’s “The Stars My Destination,” stories by Robert Silverberg, E.C. Tubb, and Lester del Rey.
- December, 1967 – Poul Anderson’s “Outpost of Empire,” Robert Silverberg’s “King of the Golden World,” Larry Niven’s “Handicap,” plus Fritz Leiber, John Brunner, Harry Harrison, Richard Wilson, and Philip Latham.
If: Worlds of Science Fiction/Worlds of If
- June, 1957 – “The Face Of Mars” science article by R.S. Richardson, fiction by Isaac Asimov, Charles Fontenay, Lloyd Biggle, Daniel Galouye, Walter Tevis, Leo Kelley, and Aldo Giunta.
- March, 1960 – “Gleaners” by Clifford Simak, “The Upside-Down Captain” by Jim Harmon, “Gravy Train” by Daniel F. Galouye, plus Ron Goulart, Ray Russell, and Raymond E. Banks.
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction
- August, 1954 – Alfred Bester’s “Fondly Fahrenheit;” Zenna Henderson’s “Gilead;” Charles Beaumont’s “Quadriopoticon;” Manly Wade Wellman’s “Little Black Train;” stories by Arthur Porges, Richard Brookbank, Kay Rogers, and Doris P. Buck.
- March, 1956 – Poul Anderson’s “Superstition,” Ray Bradbury, Chad Oliver, J.B. Priestly, Evelyn E. Smith, Helen M. Urban, P.M. Hubbard, John Vandercook, and Saki.
- January, 1957 – Zenna Henderson’s “Wilderness,” along with Arthur C. Clarke, Poul Anderson, John Dickson Carr, Mildred Clingerman, Gordon R. Dickson, and Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu.
- June, 1963 – Poul Anderson’s “No Truce With Kings,” Jack Vance’s “Green Magic,” stories by Richard Matheson, Sinichi Hoshi, Jaunita Coulson & Marion Zimmer Bradley, Con Pederson, and Vance Aandahl.
- July, 1973 – Michael Bishop’s “White Otters of Childhood,” Robert F. Young, Michael G. Coney, Edward Wellen, Charles L. Grant, Barbara Stearns, and Gregg Williams.
PULP Fiction
Pulp Heroes, revisited—supermen from a bygone age.
THE SPIDER, Master of Men
The Spider vs. The Empire State:
- #60 – The City that Paid to Die – September, 1938 – Norvell Page
- #61 – The Spider At Bay – October, 1938 – Norvell Page
- #62 – Scourge of the Black Legion – November, 1938 – Norvell Page