Adult Comics Books
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on February 4, 2012
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DC Comics Insignia 4pc Pint Glass Set ~ Batman, Superman, The Flash, Green Lantern $34.99 This collector's series of pint glasses features the logos of four of the DC Universe's greatest heroes - Superman, Batman, Flash, and the Green Lantern.... |
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Marvel Superheroes Pint Glass Set ~ Spiderman, Captian America, Iron Man, and The Incredible Hulk $38.45 This is a set of four illustrated, large 16 ounce pint glasses with vintage Marvel Comics character figures on the front and their name logos on the back, all over faint panels of their comics. They feature Spider-Man, Captain America, the Incredible Hulk and Iron Man. They are new and unused and come in an illustrated box.... |
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Comic Books Rock My World Totebag (Cotton Tote / Bag) $17.99 This is a fun way to express your opinion while keeping the environment safe. The design is printed on the front of the bag in vibrant colors and is washable.... |
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Comics Come Home VI $5.00 ... |
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Fantastic Four [Blu-ray] $7.99 Endowed with superpowers after exposure to cosmic rays, astronauts Reed Richards (Ioan Gruffudd), Sue Storm (Jessica Alba), Johnny Storm (Chris Evans), and Ben Grimm (Michael Chiklis) are transformed into Mr. Fantastic, the Invisible Woman, the Human Torch, and the Thing. As the Fantastic Four, the quartet must foil the evil plot of former friend and benefactor Victor Von Doom (Julian McMahon), no... |
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Todd McFarlane's Spawn: The Animated Collection $9.50 No description available for this title.Item Type: DVD MovieItem Rating: NRStreet Date: 07/24/07Wide Screen: noDirector Cut: noSpecial Edition: noLanguage: ENGLISHForeign Film: noSubtitles: noDubbed: noFull Frame: yesRe-Release: noPackaging: Sleeve... |
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Heavy Metal (Collector's Edition) $13.29 As long as there is a need for adolescent male sexual fantasy, there will be an audience for Heavy Metal. Released in 1981 and based on stories from the graphic magazine of the same name (possibly the greatest publication to simultaneously provoke imagination and masturbation), the film has since become the most popular single title in Columbia/TriStar's entire film library. That's an amazing fac... |
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Silver Buffalo PE0201 Marvel Punisher 15-Inch by 12-Inch Messenger Bag, Multi-Color $29.99 The Punisher Marvel Comics Super Hero Messenger BagBrand New! Officially Licensed!Color: Black100% polyester bag with velcro closure.Two front pockets, interior zipper pocket in lining.Adjustable shoulder strap.... |
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Romeo y Julieta/ Romeo and Juliet (Spanish Edition) $15.95 Shakespeare Classic - Spanish version... |
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1x plastic red blue 3D glasses for 3D movie/game New Description: Perfect 3D glasses with red-blue lenses |
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Erotic Comics (Hardcover) $51.95 This international survey of erotic comics chronicles a groundbreaking form of sexual expression up to 1970, the years when mainstream culture spurned explicit eroticism. In the 1930s, American "Tijuana Bibles," little pornographic comic books that parodied popular comics and comic strips, were widely available. World War II gave a boost to erotic comics, especially illustrated pin-ups. This set the stage for men`s magazines such as Playboy, which included racy cartoons from the beginning, and fetish comics. The flowering of the counterculture in the next decade gave rise to underground comics, whose acknowledged master was Robert Crumb. A parallel development occurred in Europe, where erotic comics like Barbarella were suddenly the rage. Erotic Comics tells this story with hundreds of illustrations, informative text, and insights from key artists, writers, and publishers. It`s sexy, artistic, entertaining, intriguing, and informative. |
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Jewish Images in the Comics (Hardcover) $36.65 Jewish Images in the Comics showcases more than 150 comic strips, comic books and graphic novels from all over the world, stretching over the last five centuries and featuring Jewish characters and Jewish themes.The book is divided into chapters on Anti-Semitism, the Old Testament, the Holocaust, Israel, the Golem and much more, featuring everything from well-known comics like Art Spiegelman`s Maus and the work of Will Eisner to much more obscure (and in some cases far less savory) but no less culturally and historically interesting examples of how Jewish culture has been depicted in comics.As with Str mberg`s previous two books for Fantagraphics, each strip, comic, or graphic novel is spotlighted via a short but informative 200-word essay and a representative illustration. The book is augmented by a context-setting introduction as well as an extensive source list and bibliography.Jewish Images in the Comics is the third book in a series in which Str mberg examines different phenomena in our society, as mirrored in comics. Black Images in the Comics examines the way Black people have been portrayed in comics and The Comics Go to Hell looks at how the Devil has been used as a comics character. |
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The Best American Comics 2010 (Hardcover) $40.05 The Best American Comics showcases the work of both established and up-and-coming contributors. Editor Neil Gaiman one of the top writers in modern comics and the award-winning author of novels and children s books has culled the best stories from graphic novels, pamphlet comics, newspapers, magazines, mini-comics, and the Internet to create this cutting-edge collection. |
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British Comics (Hardcover) $65.15 In this entertaining cultural history of British comic papers and magazines, James Chapman shows how comics were transformed in the early twentieth century from adult amusement to imaginative reading matter for children. Beginning with the first British comic, Ally Sloper—known as “A Selection, Side-splitting, Sentimental, and Serious, for the Benefit of Old Boys, Young Boys, Odd Boys generally, and even Girls”—British Comics goes on to describe the heyday of comics in the 1950s and ’60s, when titles such as School Friend and Eagle sold a million copies a week. Chapman also analyzes the major genres, including schoolgirl fantasies and sports and war stories for boys; the development of a new breed of violent comics in the 1970s, including the controversial Action and 2000AD; and the attempt by American publisher, Marvel, to launch a new hero for the British market in the form of Captain Britain. Considering the work of important contemporary comic writers such as Alan Moore, Grant Morrison, Ian Edginton, Warren Ellis, and Garth Ennis, Chapman’s history comes right up to the present and takes in adult-oriented comics such as Warrior, Crisis, Deadline,and Revolver, and alternative comics such as Viz. Through a look at the changing structure of the comic publishing industry and how comic publishers, writers, and artists have responded to the tastes of their consumers, Chapman ultimately argues that British comics are distinctive and different from American, French, and Japanese comics. An invaluable reference for all comic collectors and fans in Britain and beyond, British Comics showcases the major role comics have played in the imaginative lives of readers young and old. |
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Simpsons Comics Extravaganza (Paperback) $22.24 Welcome to the remarkable first four issues ofSimpsons Comics, brought to you by the Bongo Comics Group, a small but overachieving band of merry artists, designers, lawyers and publicists. Their work looks effortless, but the Bongo gang has shed several droplets of sweat, a few droplets of blood, and perhaps even a couple of tears of joy in the making of these comics. Don't worry, however: All Bongo bodily secretions have been wiped off the original art so as not to distract you from your entertainment experience. As Bart might say, We're proud of these comics, man. As Lisa might say, Damn, they're good. And as Marge might say, I don't want you sitting up in that tree house all day reading comic books! You'll ruin your eyes! |