"Richard Corben's Funny Book." Kansas City: Nickelodeon Press, 1976.
Richard Corben made much of his reputation in the underground comics but, with their demise, he went on to become one of the most respected comic artists in the USA and in Europe. His Funny Book is a collection of graphic novels for adults. Most are illustrated in black & white. Two are in color. The stories are “The Beast of Wolfton,” “Lame Lem’s Love” (in color), “Horrible Harvey’s House!,” “Flys,” “Kittens for Christian,” “Melton’s Big Game,” “The Secret of Zokma,” “Twilight of the Dogs,” “For the Love of a Daemon,” “When Dreams Collide,” and “Den” (partly in color).
"Richard Corben's Funny Book." Kansas City: Nickelodeon Press, 1976.
Richard Corben made much of his reputation in the underground comics but, with their demise, he went on to become one of the most respected comic artists in the USA and in Europe. His Funny Book is a collection of graphic novels for adults. Most are illustrated in black & white. Two are in color. The stories are “The Beast of Wolfton,” “Lame Lem’s Love” (in color), “Horrible Harvey’s House!,” “Flys,” “Kittens for Christian,” “Melton’s Big Game,” “The Secret of Zokma,” “Twilight of the Dogs,” “For the Love of a Daemon,” “When Dreams Collide,” and “Den” (partly in color).