Cosey
New York: Nantier Beall Minoustchine Publishing, 1993.

Two Vietnam veterans go looking for the girl they both loved, and find her as a nun in Rome. English translation of Swiss cartoonist Cosey’s ‘Le Voyage en Italie’, complete in two parts.

Enrico Marini; Thierry Smolderen
New York: Nantier Beall Minoustchine Publishing, 2000-2002.

Near-future Franco-Belgian science fiction comic which first appeared in English in Heavy Metal. Both volumes of NBM’s English edition, which stopped before the story reached its conclusion.

Richard Corben
Amsterdam: Semic, 1981.

Dutch anthology of Corben comics including ‘In Deep’.

Frank Hampson; Frank Bellamy; Mike Higgs
London: Hawk Books, 1994.

The ninth of Hawk Books’ folio facsimiles of the classic Eagle strips, collecting the complete Terra Nova trilogy of 1959-60.

Royston Robertson; Colin Robinson; Criss; Siggy
North Yorkshire: DoodleBug, 1987-88.

The first five issues (of eight) of a self-published comic created in North Yorkshire by cartoonist Royston Robertson (b. 1968) with a group of sixth-form friends, in imitation of the recently-successful Viz. Each issue was printed in a run of 1,000 copies and distributed by the group themselves to local shops and pubs. The comic was reviewed in Record Mirror and championed on BBC Radio One by John Peel. Ending after eight issues when Roberston went onto university; he later worked as a journalist and sub-editor at The Times, before becoming a full-time cartoonist in 2004 contributing to Private Eye, The Spectator, and other periodicals. “Hundreds of zany japes about things such as Australians, baseball, beards, bears, beasties, birds, boredom, cartoonists, cliches, cockneys, doors, drugs, eggs, fish, game-shows, Geordies, graffiti, hangovers, Hitler, hooliganism, ignorance, Max Headroom, money, mops, murder, necks, nonsense, noses, nuclear waste, pearls, Picasso, prisons, punctuality, quadrangles, sado-masochism, sex, sex, spiders, spontaneous combustion, suicide, toe nails, tortoises, the obvious, werewolves and yuppies!” (from the cover of No. 1) Unrecorded in OCLC.

Grant Geissman
Koln: Taschen, 2020.

“In 1947, Bill Gaines inherited his legendary father’s fledgling publishing company, EC Comics. Over the next eight years, he and a “who’s who” of the era including Al Feldstein, Harvey Kurtzman, and Wally Wood would reinvent the very notion of the comic book with titles like Tales from the Crypt, Weird Science, and MAD. With more than 1,000 images and rarities, there’s something new here for even the most die-hard EC Fan-Addicts. Famous First Edition: First printing of 5,000 numbered copies.” (publisher’s blurb)