Visit TwoMorrows next week (July 22-26) at Comic-Con International (in San Diego, California)!

We’re at Booth #5504 again this year, but ignore that confusing number—we’re along the front wall of the exhibit hall at the beginning of Aisle 600 (walk through the Lobby B1 door, turn right, and we’re next to last booth on the right)!

Get advance pre-release copies of these upcoming books and mags, while they last:

Alter Ego #201 and #202
Back Issue #169 and #170
Comic Book Creator #45 and #46 (double-size Darwyn Cooke spotlight)
Cryptology #11
RetroFan #46 and #47
The Crisis Companion by Kevin Miller
Son Of Monster Mash (Mark Voger’s new sequel on retro-horror pop culture)
Plus $5 back issues and 40% off select books!

Panels and Events:
To celebrate the debut of The Crisis Companion at Comic-Con, author Kevin Miller will be signing at the TwoMorrows booth on Friday and Saturday from Noon-1pm.

Thursday, July 23 – 11:00am in Room 9
TALES FROM MY SPINNER RACK LIVE
In 1975, after five incredibly creative — and frustrating — years at DC, writer-artist Jack Kirby returned to Marvel. Over the next few years, he would create titles such as The Eternals and Devil Dinosaur, while also working on Captain America and Black Panther, two characters he co-created. This is the beginning of the final years of the King of Comics’ 50+ year career, which also saw him work in animation in Hollywood and introduce brand-new characters for companies like Pacific Comics and Topps. Moderator Gary Sassaman (former director of programming and publications for Comic-Con) talks to Kirby experts Mark Evanier (author, Kirby: King of Comics) and TwoMorrows publisher John Morrow (editor of the Jack Kirby Collector) about the final years of the King, including details on Morrow’s new book, Marvelmation: Jack Kirby’s Final Act in Comics & Animation.

Friday, July 24 – 8:00pm in the Indigo Ballroom, Hilton San Diego Bayfront
THE WILL EISNER COMICS INDUSTRY AWARDS
Come cheer on Jon B. Cooke‘s Comic Book Creator magazine, nominated for Best Comics-Related Periodical!

Saturday, July 25 – 4:00pm at the Marriott Marquis, rooms Grand 12 & 13
THE FUTURE OF TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING
Join publisher John Morrow as he reveals TwoMorrows Publishing’s plans for the future, and looks back at the company’s more than three decades in business! In addition to getting the scoop on his 100th issue of The Jack Kirby Collector (the publication that started it all), featured panelists include: Kevin Miller (author of The Crisis Companion, debuting at Comic-Con), Keith Dallas (who’ll give the scoop on upcoming American Comic Book Chronicles volumes), Peter Bosch (author of the company’s American Movie/TV Comics books), Greg Biga (author of a top-secret upcoming TwoMorrows book that’ll be revealed at the panel), and Ed Catto (editor of RetroFan magazine). With special video appearances by editors Jon B. Cooke, Roger Ash, and Peter Normanton.

Sunday, July 26 – 10:00am in Room 5AB
THE ANNUAL JACK KIRBY TRIBUTE PANEL
Discussing Jack Kirby and his work this year are Mike Royer (Kirby’s favorite inker), Jack’s grandkids Tracy & Jeremy Kirby, Roy Schwartz (who spearheaded the recent renaming of a New York intersection as Jack Kirby Way), attorney Paul S. Levine, and maybe a few others. As always, it’s moderated by former Kirby assistant Mark Evanier.

We can’t wait to see you there!

Final chance! We’re selling off all remaining BrickJournal LEGO magazines for $4 (ends July 30)

We’re selling off all our remaining BrickJournal LEGO® magazine back issues at just $4 each!

Any print copies remaining after July 30 will be liquidated, and only digital editions will be available! Final chance to buy print issues is July 30!

BrickJournal print issues available: #23-25, 31, 34, 41, 43, 47-48, 50-54, 56-58, 60-77, 79-89, and #91

(Note: The newly released final issue, #92, is still available at $10.95 cover price while it lasts. Digital editions are not on sale, but you get the Digital Edition FREE when you order the $4 sale-priced Print Edition!)

Want all 46 issues for just $2.50 each, including the final issue #92?
Get the Ultimate Bundle here! (Ultimate Bundle does not include digital editions)

Download our full PDF catalog of available BrickJournal issues here!

It’s TwoMorrows Publishing’s $4 for the Fourth Sale!

Now through July 10, get our lowest price ever (just $4!) on these select print publications:

Alter Ego back issues
(#107-108, 110-111, 115-127, 130-131, 133-134, 140, 142, 148, 151-152, 155-159, 162, 164-169, 171, 173-174, 176-180, 182-187)

RetroFan back issues
(#3-5, 7-8, 10-15, 17-32, 34-35)

Draw back issues
(#18, 23, 28, 32, 34, 36)

Modern Masters books
(Guy Davis, Eric Powell, Cliff Chiang, Paolo Rivera)

and just ’cause we love our longtime customers:

The World of TwoMorrows anniversary book! Only $4! (Normally $37.95!)

NOTE: Digital editions are not on sale, but you get the Digital Edition FREE when you order the sale-priced Print Edition!

Pre-order Mark Voger’s Son of Monster Mash and avoid a sell-out!

Son of Monster Mash by Mark Voger goes to press this week! The original Monster Mash sold out of multiple printings; don’t miss the sequel!See a preview, and order it here!

All new! All grue! It’s the long-awaited sequel to RetroFan and Cryptology contributor Mark Voger’s Rondo Award-winning book Monster Mash: The Creepy, Kooky Monster Craze in America 1957-1972, which redefined Monster Kid fandom with a visually immersive graphic approach. This companion book revisits the period, while examining the literary and cinematic roots of its fictional precedents (Mary Shelley’sFrankenstein, Bram Stoker’s Dracula); early silent films (Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Nosferatu); the golden age of monster movies (with such stars as Lon Chaney Sr., Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff and Chaney Jr.); the 3-D and teenage monster movie trends; the Edgar Allan Poe adaptations and Hammer Studios releases of the period; the monsters of Sixties TV; the eye-popping toys, memorabilia and comics; and the aftermath of the influential Monster Craze. It features interviews with filmmakers such as Ray Harryhausen (20 Million Miles to Earth), Roger Corman (The Pit and the Pendulum), and stars like Gloria Stuart (The Invisible Man), Ricou Browning (Creature From the Black Lagoon), Haruo Nakajima(Godzilla), Jonathan Haze (Little Shop of Horrors), Hazel Court (Curse of Frankenstein), Kathryn Leigh Scott (House of Dark Shadows), Robert Quarry (Count Yorga, Vampire) and many others. No monster fan should be without this treasure trove of terror! Preview the book, and pre-order your copy here!

In LUNAR Orbit Now: Back Issue #171, Cryptology #12, Jack Kirby Collector #98: Marvelmation, and more!

Here’s what’s listed in the July 2026 issue of Lunar’s Next Phase catalog (#55). CLICK HERE to download the TwoMorrows section!

Make sure your retailer orders by July 27 (FOC 7/27)
In Stores in November
0726TM1334 Back Issue #171
0726TM1335 Cryptology #12
0726TM1336 Jack Kirby Collector #98: Marvelmation

Back In Stores in September (previously offered through Diamond, and close to selling out)
0426TM8477 Alter Ego #180
0426TM8478 Back Issue #144
0426TM8479 Comic Book Creator #26
0426TM8480 Jack Kirby Collector #84
0426TM8481 RetroFan #28

This Weekend: Visit TwoMorrows at Heroes Con (Charlotte NC), Booth #236

TwoMorrows will be exhibiting this weekend (June 12-14) at Heroes Con (in Charlotte NC)! See us at booth #236!

We’ll have advance copies of these new and upcoming summer releases:

Alter Ego #200, 201
Comic Book Creator #44, 45
RetroFan #45, 46
Back Issue #168, 169
The Crisis Companion
Cryptology #9, 10
Back Issue Annual #1
American Comic Book Chronicles: 1940-1944 new printing

Plus plenty of back issues, other books, and more, with much on sale! Publisher John Morrow will be there Saturday only, for these panels:

Saturday, 11 am 
Room 208 
THE FUTURE OF TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING 

Join publisher John Morrow as he reveals TwoMorrows Publishing’s plans for the future, and looks back at the company’s more than three decades in business! In addition to getting the scoop on his 100th issue of The Jack Kirby Collector (the publication that started it all), featured panelists include: Roy Thomas (former Marvel Comics editor-in-chief, main writer for Marvel and DC Comics, and current editor of Alter Ego magazine, who’s debuting his new autobiography and Alter Ego #200 at HeroesCon), Keith Dallas (who’ll give the scoop on upcoming American Comic Book Chronicles volumes), Eric Nolen-Weathington (co-author of the company’s long-awaited Jim Aparo biography), and Ed Catto (editor of RetroFan magazine).

Saturday, 1:30 pm 
Room 207CD 
RETROFAN: THE NOSTALGIA THAT WOULDN’T DIE 

In an age of clickbait, oddball trivia and quick flashes of memory, many fans, especially pop culture and comic fans, are more rabid than ever to get to the real story behind the stories they love. Join RetroFan magazine editor Ed Catto , along with Aaron Sultan (regular RetroFan contributor) and TwoMorrows publisher John Morrow, for a deep dive into the crazy, cool pop culture we grew up with, from Slurpee cups and comics, to TV shows and movies!

See you there!

It’s TwoMorrows’ File Copy Sale! US customers only!

We’re making available a few copies of these long sold-out issues. Due to the one-of-a-kind nature of most items, we can’t risk them getting lost in international postal systems. So please do NOT order these to be sent to an address outside the United States—if you do, we will reject your order.

In most cases, only one of each issue is available! Condition is not mint, but all in good shape, with some minor dings on some issues where noted with [**] in the attached flyer.

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED! ORDER ONLINE TO RESERVE YOUR COPY! Alternately, call 919-449-0344 to pay by phone with credit card, Monday-Friday, 11am-3pm, but online orders get first priority.

We will not hold your order for these while waiting for a check to arrive in the mail, so please do not order if you can’t make immediate payment online or by phone. If you do, we will reject your order.

ALTER EGO: 2, 75, 128, 135, 146, 149, 160, 163, 175, 194

BACK ISSUE: 10, 61 (longbox), 62, 67, 69, 81, 86, 88, 90, 92, 95, 98, 99, 100, 101, 113, 114, 118, 120, 121, 122, 146, 147, 156, 157, 160

COMIC BOOK ARTIST (Jon B. Cooke’s original magazine): 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17

COMICOLOGY (the 2000-2001 magazine that ran for 4 issues): #1, 4

JACK KIRBY COLLECTOR: 30, 91, 92

In most cases, only one copy of each is available! Don’t delay! Order HERE!