Edited and with an introduction by Bill BlackbeardWait, there's still more! Yes, it's back at last, the super value-priced Evergreen edition of Little Nemo that contains the entire run of Winsor McCay's crowning achievement. While nothing beats the experience of reading these in their magnificent full-size glory, this book still has a lot going for it. Namely, it contains the entire run of Little Nemo in Slumberland, including the final two years of the strip after McCay had been hired by Hearst and it had been retitled "In the Land of Wonderful Dreams." ALL 420 full-page strips appear here in glorious full color, except for the last 15 strips executed for The New York Herald, which are printed in duotone, as they originally appeared. This book is amazing value.

This is the most – and best – Frazetta bang for your buck out there.  This is the exact same book as the $200 edition, only smaller and without the dust jacket.  It has the same super high quality reproductions of Frazetta's masterworks, along with tons of high quality scans of original comic book art, plenty of lesser known pieces, rarities, sketches and more.  Plus, it is filled with engaging and informative essays, none more so than the lead essay by Dan Nadel.

There's a nice preview of the book up at the Taschen site, HERE.

And, we also posted a gallery of pages from the book on our Tumblr, HERE.

Hardcover, 6.1 x 8.5 in., 2.39 lb, 480 pages

DEAL!