Search Results: Authors starting with F from Print Matters

1980. Print. New. R F Outcault. Lithograph print by R F Outcault on Paper. PRINT. Size: 23" x 17" (580mm x 420mm). A facsimile print of an 1890s poster depicting the first American comic strip character 'The Yellow Kid' in the New York Sunday Journal.

1977. Print. New. Stephen Fabian. Set of Lithograph prints by Stephen Fabian on Paper. SIGNED NUMBERED PRINT. Size: 11" x 14" (280mm x 350mm). Signed and numbered frontispiece #671 / 1000.. Eight black and white plates depicting pivotal moments from Robert E. Howard's famous Conan story. Comes complete with a colour card cover, a certificate of authenticity and a frontispiece signed and numbered by the artist from an edition of 1000. This is #671 / 1000. Published by House of Fantasy in 1977. Outer envelope has some minor wear and discolouration but inner card sleeve and prints are all as new.

Paper Tiger, 2002. Hard Cover. VF - Very Fine/New. Vincent Di Fate. Born in Yonkers, Vincent Di Fate studied at the Phoenix School of Design in New York before embarking on a highly distinguished career as an SF illustrator. Among his awards have been the Hugo, the Frank R. Paul Award and the Skylark Award for Imaginative Fiction. His work is included in the permanent collections of the National Air and Space Museum and the New Britain Museum of American Art. He is a recent Past President of the Society of Illustrators and a professor of SF Illustration at New York's prestigious Fashion Institute of Technology. Book is V/FN with slight fade to spine. 112 pages. Full Colour illustrations. 8½" x 11½" (200mm x 280mm). Dust Jacket. (2.1)

Print. New. Fernandez. Lithograph print by Fernandez on Paper. SIGNED PRINT. Size: 20" x 28" (510mm x 710mm). The Night has a Thousand Eyes. A great Jazz image by this French artist. High quality art paper.

Pure Imagination, 1991. Soft Cover. F - Fine. Lou Fine. A long out of print fanzine reprinting some classic Lou Fine comic strips from the 1940s from Hit Comics, National Comics, Fight Comics, Weird Comics, Mystery Men Comics and Wonderworld Comics. 104 pages. Part Colour illustrations. 8" x 11" (210mm x 270mm). (1)

Cupples & Leon, 1933. Hard Cover. F - Fine. Ham Fisher. A rare 1933 edition of this collection of strips from the funny papers. Published by Cupples and Leon this is a lovely clean copy with a cardboard cover. No serious faults, minor nicks to top spine but pages all clean and tight. 52 pages. Black & White illustrations. 10" x 10" (255mm x 255mm). (1)

1984. Print. New. Jean-Claude Forest. Silkscreen print by Jean-Claude Forest on Paper. SIGNED NUMBERED PRINT. Size: 29" x 20" (730mm x 500mm). Very rare signed hand-numbered silkscreen print #287 of 370.. This beautiful limited edition signed print on Velin Arches paper was originally painted for a Portfolio with a short story written by Pierre Christin (Le Dernier Train Supplémentaire) and published by Alain Beaulet in 1984. Pounding with dynamic energy, Forest's illustration is a feast to the senses, brilliantly capturing the excitement and energy of travel. This incredibly rare print from the early 1980s is signed and hand numbered 287/370.

TwoMorrows Publishing, 2004. Soft Cover. New. Jack Kirby. A chance to look over the King's shoulder as he conjures up some beautiful illustrations. Covering Jack Kirby's long career from his early animation work at Fleisher Studios through to 1971. This portfolio is based on the Communication Unlimited edition of 1971 but has been enlarged & enhanced from its original 40 pages. Included in this large format soft cover book are sketches, cover proofs plus a 12 page full-colour centre section. A worthy tribute to arguably the greatest artist ever to grace a Comic book. 40 pages. Part Colour illustrations. 11" x 14" (280mm x 360mm). (2)

Flying Buttress Classics Library, 1996. Hard Cover. New. Hal Foster. Hal Foster's legacy as one of the most celebrated comic creators of all time is cemented in this marvellous deluxe volume! Collecting Foster's last two years of "Tarzan" Sunday strips, expertly restored and reproduced at giant size, this final volume in Dark Horse's comprehensive collections of Foster's "Tarzan" Sundays compiles dozens of strips in gorgeous colour on archive quality paper, replicating their appearance when they were brand new, over seventy-five years ago! This astonishing hardcover is a format that collectors should not miss! This book is in excellent condition. 56 pages. Full Colour illustrations. 10" x 14" (265mm x 360mm). (0.8)

Fantagraphics Books, 1990 - 1993. Soft Cover. VG - Very Good. Harold Foster. Prince Valiant in the Days of King Arthur, often simply called Prince Valiant, is an American comic strip created by Hal Foster in 1937. It is an epic adventure that has told a continuous story during its entire history, and the full stretch of that story now totals more than 4000 Sunday strips. Volume 11 : Intrigues At Camelot ISBN : 1-56097-046-4 Volume 12 : The New World ISBN : 1-56097-047-2 Volume 13 : The Sun Goddess ISBN : 1-56097-059-6 Volume 14 : Sword & Sorcery ISBN : 1-56097-060-X Volume 15 : Young Geoffrey ISBN : 1-56097-065-0 Volume 16 : Love & War ISBN : 1-56097-073-1 Volume 17 : Return From Rome ISBN : 1-56097-089-8 Volume 18 : The Stolen River ISBN : 1-56097-109-6 Volume 19 : Duel In Ireland ISBN : 1-56097-122-3 Volume 20 : The Pilgrimage ISBN : 1-56097-123-1 Mixed Condition (OK - Good). Full Colour illustrations. 10" x 13" (250mm x 340mm). (3.5)

Fantagraphics Books, 2012. Hard Cover. New. Harold (Hal) Foster. Hal Foster's masterpiece enters its second decade in the latest volume of Prince Valiant. Valiant and Aleta journey to The New World, where Aleta gives birth to Arn and acquires her Indian nurse, Tillicum. However, much of the rest of the story is packed with action as Valiant confronts the mad King Tourien of Cornwall. The volume is rounded off with an essay by Brian M. Kane discussing Foster's depiction of 'Indians' as it relates to the context of the time, as well as previously unpublished graphic goodies from Foster. 112 pages. Full Colour illustrations. 11" x 14" (270mm x 365mm). (1.5)

Fantagraphics Books, 2016. Hard Cover. New. Harold (Hal) Foster. Valiant fights battles large and small, and Prince Arn comes to the rescue, in this classically illustrative Sunday comic strip based on the King Arthur mythos. In the first story, King Arthur sends Val to North Wales to thwart an attack by King Cidwick, while back in Camelot, Mordred plans a scandal that will break the Fellowship of the Round Table. Fortunately, a battle-weary Val finds some minor respite in the melee known as the Spring tournament, and, for the first time since coming to Camelot, our hero is crowned Grand Champion! The festivities are interrupted as an invading army of savage Saxons attack in the Battle of Baddon Hill, and the only one who can save King Arthur and the Knights of Camelot is Val's son, Prince Arn. This volume closes with Val returning to his homeland of Thule to rest only to find a guerilla war waging against his father, King Aguar. Prince Valiant Vol. 14: 1963-1964 is part of the Prince Valiant… Read More

Fantagraphics Books, 2011. Hard Cover. New. Harold (Hal) Foster. With this volume, Foster reaches (by common critical consensus) the peak of his drawing and storytelling prowess – a peak at which he will remain for most of the run of this glorious strip. Almost the entirety of 1941's strips feature a single ten-month epic entitled “Fights for the Singing Sword,” a globetrotting adventure fuelled by Valiant's obsessive search for his bride-to-be Aleta throughout Northern Africa, with stops in Jerusalem, the Arabic deserts, and, inevitably, a harem which Val must infiltrate. Then finally, in “The Misty Isles” Valiant meets Aleta face to face but upon learning that she has had his crew killed (deservedly so, actually, but still), he flees in anger, vowing never to see her again. “Homeward Bound,” Valiant continues his travels, with stops in Athens (where he meets the boisterous Viking Boltar, who will become his friend for life), North Africa, and Gaul (where Valiant liberates Gawain), before… Read More

Fantagraphics Books, 2015. Hard Cover. New. Harold (Hal) Foster. The latest classic instalment of Foster's sumptuous epic continues through the 1950s. Our tenth volume finds our band of heroes making their way back to the kingdom of Thule via Constantinople and Eastern Russia. Soon they are attacked by a tribe of barbarians who kidnap Aleta for the great Dragada Khan who wants to make her one of his wives. After nearly being killed in battle, Valiant returns to his homeland only to find the threat of hunger hovers over Thule. 120 pages. Full Colour illustrations. 11" x 14" (270mm x 365mm). (1.5)

Fantagraphics Books, 2011. Hard Cover. New. Harold (Hal) Foster. As the fourth volume begins, Prince Valiant, haunted by Aleta, seeks Merlin's wise counsel. This brief episode segues into one of Hal Foster's patented epics, 'The Long Voyage to Thule', which ran for seven straight months and featured Valiant's return to his birthplace and reunion with his father. Of course, Foster's astonishingly detailed and evocative depictions of Val's homeland contribute greatly to this sprawling epic. 112 pages. Full Colour illustrations. 11" x 14" (270mm x 365mm). (1.5)

Fantagraphics Books, 1987 - 1990. Soft Cover. VG - Very Good. Harold Foster. Prince Valiant in the Days of King Arthur, often simply called Prince Valiant, is an American comic strip created by Hal Foster in 1937. It is an epic adventure that has told a continuous story during its entire history, and the full stretch of that story now totals more than 4000 Sunday strips. Volume 1 : The Prophecy ISBN : 0-930193-46-6 Volume 2 : The Singing Sword ISBN : 0-930193-47-4 Volume 3 : Knights Of The Round Table ISBN : 0-930193-48-2 Volume 4 : The Menace Of The Hun ISBN : 0-930193-49-0 Volume 5 : The Sea King ISBN : 0-930193-72-5 Volume 6 : Journey To Africa ISBN : 0-930193-77-6 Volume 7 : The Roman Wall ISBN : 0-930193-97-0 Volume 8 : Prince Of Thule ISBN : 1-56097-011-1 Volume 9 : Journey To The Misty Isles ISBN : 1-56097-012-X Volume 10 : Aleta ISBN : 1-56097-033-2 Mixed Condition (OK - Good). Full Colour illustrations. 10" x 13" (250mm x 340mm). (3.5)

Fantagraphics Books, 2012. Hard Cover. New. Harold (Hal) Foster. The epic continues, Hal Foster's fantastic historical romance is a must for any serious comics library. A whole half of this latest volume of Hal Fosters epic masterpiece is devoted to the remaining chapters of ""The Winning of Aleta,"" a 20-month epic in which Valiant obsessively pursues his future bride. Unsurprisingly, this is followed by a sequence called ""Matrimony,"" which ends with a newlywed queen adjusting to the luxurious, exciting court life at Camelot. But Val's marriage does not signal an end to his adventures. In 'War in the Forest' he spies on approaching Saxons, while the 1946 strips end with the couple displaced, forced to return to Thule. 112 pages. Full Colour illustrations. 11" x 14" (270mm x 365mm). (1.5)

Manuscript Press, 1982/1984. Soft Cover. VF - Very Fine. Hal Foster. TWO RARE Numbered Editions of Prince Valiant Prince Valiant: An American Epic Volume 1 1937 Edited by Rick Norwood Limited numbered edition 555/1500 The very best way to see these magnificent Sunday pages in full colour. A massive 17” x 22” these Sunday pages have been reproduced in full colour from the black and white proofs on 100lb acid free paper stock. Manuscript Press 1982 ISBN 0936414049 PLUS Prince Valiant: An American Epic Volume 2 1938 Edited by Rick Norwood Limited numbered edition 590/1500 The very best way to see these magnificent Sunday pages in full colour. A massive 17” x 22” these Sunday pages have been reproduced in full colour from the black and white proofs on 100lb acid free paper stock. Manuscript Press 1984 ISBN 0936414057 Each volume 52pp in Very Fine condition. 100+ pages. Full Colour illustrations. 17" x 22" (432mm x 559mm). (6)

Fantagraphics Books, 2015. Hard Cover. New. Harold (Hal) Foster. The 11th volume of Fantagraphics' award-winning Prince Valiant series concludes our hero's adventures in Cornwall and marks the first appearance of Arvak the Red Stallion. At the Council of Kings, Prince Valiant stands alone in the decision to avoid a ruinous war. Val returns to Aleta and the two are summoned to Camelot - where Queen Guinevere becomes jealous of Aleta's popularity. Meanwhile Val leads a bloody campaign to secure the Eastern marshes and learns the tragedy of war. 112 pages. Full Colour illustrations. 11" x 14" (270mm x 365mm). (1.5)

Fantagraphics Books, 2013. Hard Cover. New. Harold (Hal) Foster. You might think that birth of Prince Valiant's son Arn at the end of the previous volume would have slowed down Val's adventuring, but you would be wrong. After the baby has been christened, Valiant and Gawain are dispatched to investigate reports of black magic in Wales, ending up in pitched battle at the aptly-named Castle Illwynde. Then it's off to Scotland to battle the Picts, and then home yet again for Val to visit his growing boy. Valiant now enters the 1950s: The Thule winter is hard and bleak, and a prince who has designs on Aleta must be dealt with. Then it's another epic-length story, "The Missionaries," in which Val and several of his fellow knights and crew travel to Rome on a quest for teachers who might bring Christianity to Thule. The story also features an escape through the Alps, far too many red-headed girls, and a tragic, life-changing event for the young squire Geoffrey (a.k.a. "Arf"). And Foster charmingly ends… Read More