Wallace Wood Libri

Greatest collection ever of Wally Wood war comics. Nearly 200 pages spanning the Hall of Fame creator's career, from titles like Capt Savage, U.S. Paratroopers, All American Men of War, War & Attack, D-Day, Warfront, Fight The Enemy, Blazing Combat--most has never been collected. Plus two full-length Ditko & Wood Cannon stories, commentary by J. David Spurlock, foreword by GI Joe and The 'Nam writer Larry Hama and an essay on Wood's EC was comics by Thommy Burns.

Featuring early romance comics from a legendary creator, this collection showcases rare stories that have never been published in any book before. It continues Vanguard's Wally Wood Classic series, following other popular titles, and highlights the Hall of Fame co-creator's contribution to the genre. The massive anthology offers a nostalgic glimpse into the Golden Age of Romance comics, available in both hardcover and paperback editions, each with unique covers, all at an accessible price compared to original collector's items.

Featuring an extensive collection of 1950s sci-fi comics, this graphic novel showcases the work of Hall of Fame artist Wallace Wood, acclaimed as the greatest Science Fiction artist of all time. Readers will encounter a plethora of thrilling stories filled with bubble-headed space jockeys, sultry vixens, and bug-eyed monsters. The volume includes rare tales from original titles such as Strange Worlds and Space Detective, presenting a nostalgic journey through sensationalistic adventures like The Flying Saucers and The Insidious Doctor Khartoum.

Exploring the evolution of a groundbreaking comic character, this collection showcases nearly 200 pages of Wally Wood's jungle comics, including his creation, Animan, alongside other works like Jim King and Sabu. Following his influential contributions to Marvel's Daredevil and the launch of T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents, Wood’s artistry is celebrated in this authorized volume from the Wallace Wood Estate. Part of the Wood Classics series, it highlights the creativity and impact of Wood's work from the Golden Age through the 1960s.

"Strange Worlds of Science Fiction is the most extensive collection to-date, of sci-fi comics by Hall of Fame creator Wallace Wood."--P. [4] of cover.

When artist Wallace Wood teamed up with writer/editor Harvey Kurtzman to create stories, the result was some of the best war stories ever put to paper. Together, Wood and Kurtzman delivered outstanding, deeply human battle tales from the Civil War to World War I to World War II to Korea. Atom Bomb And Other Stories collects all the combat tales Wood and Kurtzman did together for EC’s Two-Fisted Tales and Frontline Combat, plus other war stories Wood did for EC writer/editor Al Feldstein. Wood and Kurtzman pulled no punches in depicting the utter folly, madness, and horror of war — especially in the title story, which depicts the bombing of Nagasaki from the viewpoint of the victims on the ground — a shockingly controversial point of view in 1953!

Set in a fantastical realm reminiscent of Tolkien's epic narratives, this volume introduces readers to a rich tapestry of characters, including elves, warriors, and wizards. Renowned artist Wally Wood, known for his work on MAD magazine and Daredevil comics, weaves a captivating tale that explores themes of magic and adventure. The story promises an enchanting journey through a world inhabited by Unmen and kings, inviting readers to immerse themselves in Wood's imaginative vision.

Combination of mad, weird science with minor nudity written and drawn by Wally Wood and published posthumously in 2005.

This reprint of a 1892 edition explores the concept of human perfection, delving into ideals of life that reflect the philosophical and cultural values of the time. It presents a thoughtful examination of personal growth and the pursuit of excellence, offering insights that remain relevant today. The book serves as a historical document, preserving the original text while providing readers with a glimpse into the aspirations and beliefs surrounding human potential in the late 19th century.