My comic and graphic novel hall of fame
Explore the ultimate comic and graphic novel hall of fame, featuring must-reads like Jeff Hawke: Overlord, Bone, and Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon. Curated classics for every comic fan.
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Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon
by Alex Raymond
The fantastic re-issue of the colour Flash Gordon strips from the pen and brush of its unsurpassed originator, Alex Raymond. The first in a series of re-issues, this volume collects the first two full years of the adventures of Flash, Dale Arden and Doctor Zarkov on the dangerous and mysterious Planet Mongo. With full-colour illustrations throughout.
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Jeff Hawke: Overlord
by Willie Patterson
Widely considered one of the most important sci-fi comic strips ever published, Jeff Hawke is a benchmark in intelligent, adult-oriented storytelling! Jeff Hawke’s not your average space-hero; focused on reasoning, diplomacy and moral virtues instead of brute force, he is frequently forced to be the ambassador — rather than the saviour — of mankind! His universe is populated with alien species that meet humankind by accident or for commerce, but hardly ever for invasion. Patterson’s subtle wit makes the strip’s plots and characters as fascinating as they are amusing, and Jordan’s highly expressive style fully captures the strangeness of the weird and wonderful aliens of Jeff’s universe!
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Bone
by Jeff Smith
Three modern cartoon cousins get lost in a pre-technological valley, spending a year there making new friends and out-running dangerous enemies, in a compilation of the creator's Bone series all in one binding.
