Dreams for Sale: Advertising Art for the Movies Mid-Century Illustrators which have not seen the

which have not seen the light of day since their initial appearance in pioneering humor magazines over a century ago

that this early urge to study art carried him further with several masters

The dust jacket reads: "BLOODSTAR is a new

Reprints the complete eight-issue run of Fighting American (1954-1955)

Kamandi struggles to make a life for himself as he searches for his fellow humans in a post-apocalyptic landscape

Dreams for Sale: Advertising Art for the Movies Mid-Century Illustrators which have not seen theAn excellent exhibition catalog from 1985 of original art for contemporary film posters featuring Drew Struzan (who contributed over half the pieces in the catalog), David Grove, Michael Dudash, Richard Farrell, Jeffrey Bacon, Dan Goozee, David Reneric. An excellent survey of the prevailing style of illustrated film posters of the era before photography became the overwhelmingly prevailing style for film posters. This incredible exhibition was held at