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Back Issue #63, that is! The new issue, shipping today, watches the USA’s and UK’s comics worlds cross over in a “British Invasion” issue, highlighted by a colossal 25-inch long fold-out triptych cover by RON WILSON and DAVE HUNT, never before seen in the US! This issue features a history of Marvel Comics in the UK, appearances of the Beatles in comics, DC Comics’ British talent pool of the 1980s, and such classic and the history and behind-the-scenes secrets of such influential series as V for Vendetta, Excalibur, Marshal Law, Doctor Who, and a “Pro2Pro” interview with PETER MILLIGAN and BRENDAN McCARTHY. It showcases the talents of KAREN BERGER, BRIAN BOLLAND, ALAN DAVIS, DAVE GIBBONS, STAN LEE, DAVID LLOYD, ALAN MOORE, DEZ SKINN, and others—and loads of art originally produced for the UK market. Edited, as always, by the inimmimmmimmitable MICHAEL EURY.

84-page FULL-COLOR magazine

Print version: $8.95 cover price
Digital Edition: $3.95
Diamond Comic Distributors Order Code: DEC121348

You can download a FREE PDF PREVIEW at THIS LINK.

The PRINT EDITION (with FREE DIGITAL EDITION) or DIGITAL EDITION ONLY may be ordered at THIS LINK.

BACK ISSUE #63 is in stores March 20, but it’s shipping TODAY directly from us.

BACK ISSUE #62 (84 pages, FULL-COLOR, $8.95) shines on “Superman in the Bronze Age”! The JULIUS SCHWARTZ Superman Dynasty, the Private Life of CURT SWAN, the Superman Family, Superman back-up series, an Atomic Skull history, World of Krypton—comics’ first miniseries, the Golden Age Superman, the Supermobile, and ALAN MOORE’s “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?” With commentary from and art by NEAL ADAMS, MURPHY ANDERSON, NICK CARDY, HOWARD CHAYKIN, PAUL KUPPERBERG, BOB OKSNER, DENNY O’NEIL, MARTIN PASKO, BOB ROZAKIS, ALEX SAVIUK, and more. With a Superman vs. Bizarro No. 1 cover by JOSÉ LUIS GARCÍA-LÓPEZ and SCOTT WILLIAMS! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

You can order and see a preview HERE!

The American Comic Book Chronicles is our ambitious new series, where our top authors document each decade of comic book history from the 1940s to present. In the tradition of such groundbreaking history books as The Steranko History of Comics—which informed a generation of fans in the 1970s about the roots of comic books—these full-color hardcovers will compile over 2000 pages of heavily-researched information, in a friendly, searchable year-by-year format.

NOW SHIPPING: Author John Wells leads off with the first of two volumes on the 1960s, covering all the pivotal moments and behind-the-scenes details of comics in the JFK and Beatles era. The book features a year-by-year account of the most significant publications, notable creators, and impactful trends, including: DC Comics’ rebirth of Green Lantern, Hawkman, and other 1940s characters, and the launch of Justice League of America and multiple earths; Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s transformation of superhero comics with the debut of Marvel’s Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, Hulk, X-Men, Avengers, and other iconic characters; Batman’s 1960s “new look”; the Blue Beetle’s resurrection and revamp at Charlton Comics; the debut of Creepy #1 from Warren Publishing, which brought horror back to comic book form; the boom of Harvey Comics’ “kid” line or Casper, Richie Rich, and more.

These are just a few of the events chronicled in this exhaustive, full-color hardcover. Taken together, the series forms a cohesive, linear overview of the entire landscape of comics history, sure to be an invaluable resource for any comic book enthusiast.

You can order or see a FREE preview HERE!

1960-64 Volume: (224-page FULL-COLOR HARDCOVER) $39.95
(Digital Edition) $11.95
ISBN: 978-1-60549-045-8 • NOW SHIPPING!
Diamond Comic Distributors Order Code: AUG121321

COMING IN APRIL:
1980s Volume:?(288-page FULL-COLOR HARDCOVER) $41.95
(Digital Edition) $12.95
ISBN: 978-1-60549-046-5
Diamond Comic Distributors Order Code: NOV121322

COMING SOON:
1950s Volume:?Ships Summer 2013
1970s Volume: Ships Fall 2013
1965-69 Volume: Ships Spring 2014
1940-44 Volume: Ships Summer 2014
1990s Volume: Ships Fall 2014
1945-49 Volume: Ships Spring 2015

Don’t miss your LAST CHANCE to get our final print copies of these items! (All at 15-70% OFF) We’ve only got a few remaining PRINT copies of these great items. So hurry to our website and click on the LAST CHANCE BANNER to scoop up copies:

BOOKS:
Extraordinary Works of Alan Moore: Indispensable Edition
Captain Action: The Original Super-Hero Action Figure
Modern Masters Vol. 9: Mike Wieringo

MAGAZINES:
Alter Ego #47, 48, 51, 55, 60, 62, and 63
Back Issue #2, 6, 9, and 16
Draw! #5, 6, 13, 18, 20
Rough Stuff #1-12
Write Now #1-5, 7, 9, 10, 13, 15-17, 19, 20

T-SHIRTS & LEGO SETS:
“I’ve Got Issues” BrickJournal shirt (only 1 XL Adult shirt remaining)
“Happy Brick” Lego shirt (only a few sizes and colors left)
Tulip Kit
P-38 Lightning Plane Kit
Spacefighter Kit

So go to www.twomorrows.com and click on the LAST CHANCE BANNER at the top of the page, to be taken to the full list for ordering. WHILE THEY LAST!!

ALTER EGO magazine is taking a red and green look at all the sensational stereoscopic comics of the 1950s in a special 3-D ISSUE, which is in stores now. Issue #115 of ROY THOMAS’ magazine on comics of the Golden and Silver Ages gives an in-depth feature assembled and annotated by the late RAY (3-D) ZONE just weeks before his recent passing, which features never-before-revealed secrets of the 3-D era. The issue reproduces actual 1950s 3-D art by such industry legends as JOE SIMON and JACK KIRBY, JOE KUBERT, MORT MESKIN, BOB POWELL, HOWARD NOSTRAND, CURT SWAN, WAYNE BORING, JIM MOONEY, SYD SHORES, GEORGE TUSKA and many others. Every copy of Alter Ego #115 comes polybagged with a FREE pair of 3-D glasses, so fans can enjoy the fun visuals (and eye-strain) just as readers did in the 1950s!

The new issue also features an FCA (Fawcett Collectors of America) section on the history of Fawcett Comics, by noted historian P.C. HAMERLINCK (keeper of Shazam! creator C.C. BECK’s archives). Plus, there’s MICHAEL T. GILBERT exploring what lies in Mr. Monster’s Comic Crypt, and BILL SCHELLY documenting comics fandom history, all behind a Captain 3-D cover by JOE SIMON and JACK KIRBY.

Available now HERE!

Tune to your local PBS stations or this link for the hour long Pioneers of Television: Superheroes featuring Adam West, Lynda Carter, William Katt, and a few others. The show tells the world all about the love affair between TV viewers and superheroes on the small screen of yesteryear. People just love superheroes! We’ve always known that and documented this fact in Age of TV Heroes (our 2010 TwoMorrows release by Jorge Khoury and Jason Hofius). If this PBS special whets your appetite for more heroics, be sure to explore the colorful Age of TV Heroes featuring plenty of photos and interviews. And if you own the book, the TV special makes for a pretty sweet companion any day of the week. Stay classy, amigos!

TwoMorrows Publishing is closed from now till the new year, but we’ve extended our big 70% OFF CLEARANCE SALE at www.twomorrows.com! You can still get huge savings on our remaining issues of WRITE NOW and ROUGH STUFF magazines, and COMICS and LEGO books for the rest of December. Order now, and we’ll ship your books when we return the week of January 7.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Our buddy Allen Bellman did the cover of AE #114, and it’s a doozy! Inside you’ll find FULL-COLOR page after page concentrating on Captain America and Fantastic Four, including an interview with Golden Age Timely writer/artist DON RICO, plus the usual AE goodness. You can order and see a preview HERE!

There’s been a few titles that we announced for publication, but then got plagued by a variety of snags which delayed their release. One of the most-delayed was LOU SCHEIMER: CREATING THE FILMATION GENERATION, about the co-founder of Filmation Studios, which produced so many of the cartoons and live shows I grew up on: Archies, Batman, Groovy Ghoulies, Star Trek, Shazam! and Isis, He-Man, and others.

First announced in 2007, not the least of the troubles with this book was the repeated sales of the Filmation rights to new companies, which required new approvals each time. But I’m thrilled to announce that the book is FINALLY printed, on the way here, and will ship November 7.

The delay resulted in a much larger book than we originally planned; a whopping 288 pages, with many in color. If you grew up on Lou’s shows, believe me, it’s $29.95 well spent. And don’t be surprised if, like me, you get a little teary-eyed when you read the final chapter.

Preview link is HERE.

or order HERE!

On November 14, we’re releasing BACK ISSUE #61, a special 84-page TABLOID-SIZE ISSUE in FULL-COLOR, specially priced at $10.95 for this one issue only. It takes a BIG look at “Tabloids and Treasuries,” spotlighting the 1970s Bronze Age’s largest comic books. Articles in this issue spotlight behind-the-scenes details of every all-new tabloid comic book from the 1970s, plus a checklist of all the reprint treasury editions. Featured are Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man, The Bible, Captain America’s Bicentennial Battles, The Wizard of Oz, and more—even the PAUL DINI/ALEX ROSS World’s Greatest Super-Heroes editions from the early 2000s, which were a direct homage to those 1970s tabloids.

There’s commentary from and art by NEAL ADAMS, JOSE LUIS GARCIA-LOPEZ, MIKE GRELL, JACK KIRBY, JOE KUBERT, SHELDON MAYER, JOHN ROMITA, SR., ALEX TOTH, and others, making this the most comprehensive look ever taken at those fondly-remembered oversize comics. And don’t miss ALEX ROSS’ reimagining of Mike Grell’s Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes Limited Collectors’ Edition wraparound cover; just stunning!

You can download a free PDF preview HERE.

And if you like what you see, be sure to order it at your local comics shop, or directly from us HERE. (It’ll be shipped in a special rigid mailer.)