Monday, March 18, 2013

Moonstone July ’13 releases
Honey West “This Girl for Hire” TPB
Stories: Trina Robbins, Elaine Lee
Art: Cynthia Martin, Ronn Sutton
Cover:
7” x 10”, color, 174pgs, $22.95
isbn: 978-1-936814-57-2
 
Honey West = part Marilyn Monroe and part Mike Hammer!
The first woman of private eye fiction, and the first woman character in the lead role of an action TV show, returns with all new swinging 60's sexy and thrilling mysteries!
Gloria Fickling’s creation has solved mysteries in a series of 10 novels, and was also the star of the TV series Honey West starring Anne Francis! Collects issues #1-7
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Honey West & T.H.E. CAT#2 (of 2)
story: Trina Robbins
art: Silvestre Szilagyi
colors: Patrick J. Williams
cover: Valarie Jones
32pgs, color, $3.99
 
Two cult TV icons continue to heat it up together for the first time!
Ex-cat burglar and aerialist Thomas Hewitt Edward Cat is back for the first time in 45 years!
He puts his skills to good use as a professional bodyguard…primitive…and in love with danger!
Now he teams up with TV’s first lead-female private eye.
In “Death in the Desert”, 1960’s mob infested Las Vegas, they investigate a series of accidents…but will the attraction between the two cause the case to overheat?
 
***for every 4 copies of the regular version ordered, retailers can order one PHOTO cover variant that retails at $3.99
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The Spider: Master of Men HC
Story: Martin Powell
Art: Hannibal King, Pablo Marcos
Cover: Dan Brereton
7” x 10”, grayscale, 106pgs, $19.95
Isbn: 978-1-936814-58-9
 
Previews Exclusive!
**Includes the never-before-published issue #3, and a brand new illustrated short story!**
The original Spider, the most ruthless and relentless crime fighter of all time, (hated by both the Law and the Underworld) mows down crime in these Moonstone pulp action tales!
This volume also includes reprints “The Spider #1 & #2, “Return of the Monsters: The Spider vs Werewolf”, The Spider XMAS , plus the prose short story “City of the Melting Dead”.
*includes a foreword by Elizabeth Bissette, the great niece of the man who wrote the majority of original Spider tales: Norvell Page!

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