Product Description: First volume of the remastered GHOST GALLERY series (1942-1945) from Fiction House's JUMBO COMICS. 232 pages of pre-Comics Code horror yarns from a series that beat TALES FROM THE CRYPT to the punch by almost a decade. Part of Michael Aitch Price's COMICS FROM THE GONE WORLD series, and tied in with Price's FORGOTTEN HORRORS series of movie-history books...read more

Product Description: A new phase for the COMICS FROM THE GONE WORLD project -- an inaugural volume of what will become the complete and chronological resurrection of the 1940s' GHOST GALLERY feature, as originally published in JUMBO COMICS. Certain conditions prevail, of course: Cremo Studios reserves the right to (1) retain authentic period dialogue, where it works, and (2) inflict Absurdist and Weisenheimer Dialogue at the slightest whim, the point being to obliterate trite and fatuous redundant original dialogue at every opportunity...read more

Product Description: Playwright Jerome McDonough and cartoonist Michael H. (alias Aitch) Price developed LEX EICON & THE NUMEROLOGIST in 1973 in emulation of the Absurdist fables of Shel Silverstein and Edward Gorey. This slender volume has reappeared in editions of 1996 and 2009, but the present book restores the authentic text and original artwork from the files of McDonough, who became better known as a prolific writer of provocative one-act pieces for high-school students; his JUVIE was the most-often produced short play of 1986...read more

Product Description: The COMICS FROM THE GONE WORLD series lurches on with DEAD UNBURIED -- Michael Aitch Price's uproarious compilation of 1950s horror comics, preserved and vandalized with the most absurd imposed dialogue this side of WHAT'S UP, TIGER LILY? or WAITING FOR GODOT, whichever comes first...read more

Product Description: Horror comics meet Theatre of the Absurd in a new collection from Rondo-nominated Michael Aitch Price -- author and co-artist of the acclaimed "Carnival of Souls" graphic novel. Adapted from a wealth of pre-censorship comics of the 1950s -- but with bizarre twists straight out of the stand-up improv scene -- "The Farkleschweiler Dossier" is a cram-packed 300-page whopper of ghastly mirth and hair-raising hilarity...read more