Queer Visitors from the Marvelous Land of Oz
by L. Frank Baum and Walt McDougall

Now arriving in Kansas (and everywhere else): a long-hidden treasure from the Land of Oz.
In 1904 L. Frank Baum, creator of The Wizard of Oz , wrote a story specifically for the Sunday color comic sections to promote his second Oz book. These pages, illustrated by comic pioneer Walt McDougall, ran for 26 weeks and feature some of the most innovative comic strip layouts of the era. In that same year, a second Oz Sunday feature appeared, Scarecrow and Tinman, by famed Wizard of Oz illustrator W.W. Denslow. This sumptuous volume also includes the complete run of BOTH of these fantasy series, reprinted for the first time in the original colors and in full broadsheet size. The book also features additional Denslow comics 1901-03, such as Billy Bounce (the first superhero of the comics) as well as beautiful comic features from McDougall and Oz illustrator John R. Neill. This book is full of rarely seen comic gems - a must-have for all Oz fans and collectors of classic comic strips. read more
72 pages, 16 x 18 inches, $75

Volume One is
OUT OF PRINT

Winner of the 2006
Will Eisner Award
Best Publication Design

Volume One
120 pages, 16 x 21 inches
First Printing, $175
Second Printing, $135
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Winner of the 2009
Will Eisner Award
Best Comic Strip Reprint


Volume Two
128 pages, 16 x 21 inches, $125
W/ Gertie the Dinosaur flip book
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In 2005, the publication of Little Nemo in Slumberland – So Many Splendid Sundays marked the centennial of Winsor McCay’s masterpiece, with over 100 digitally-restored pages from 1905 to 1910. It astounded the world of comics and art, becoming the most highly praised book of its kind!

Volume 2 presents 110 more of the best pages from all three incarnations of Little Nemo: 1906- 1911, 1911-1914, and 1924-1927, including pages never before reprinted .
Enjoy this wonderful art as it was experienced 100 years ago, in the original size & colors.

Little Sammy Sneeze
Introduction by John Canemaker

Nominated for TWO 2008 Will Eisner Awards!
Before his remarkable Little Nemo in Slumberland, Winsor McCay created two strips starring young children. This book features all of the Little Sammy Sneeze color pages (1904-1905) plus the complete Hungry Henrietta, McCay's other 1905 comic, which appeared on the back of Sammy in the Sunday New York Herald. The unique style of this book features two other "flipside" comics of 1904:
The Woozlebeasts and The Upside Downs.
96 pages 11 x 16 - $55
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Limited Freebie - The Sammy Sneeze Tissue Box Cover.

Nominated for TWO
2008 Will Eisner Awards!

Sundays with
Walt & Skeezix
"An utter joy. The only word that suffices for this elegant volume is STUPENDOUS." --Harlan Ellison Sunday Press Books presents a masterpiece in comic art by Frank King. Collected for the first time - the best Gasoline Alley Sunday comics, starting from the very first Sunday in 1921, reprinted in the original size and colors. King’s innovations in art, layout and storytelling brought a new warmth and style to the medium at the dawn of the Golden Age of newspaper comic strips. If you are interested in the development of this unique American art form, or simply love beautiful comics, this volume is a must for your collection.

Designed by Chris Ware
96 pgs 16 x 21 $95
ON SALE - $79
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