Search Results: Titles starting with D from Print Matters

c. 1955. Print. New. Robert Maguire. Giclée print by Robert Maguire on Canvas. PRINT. Size: 20" x 30" (510mm x 760mm). This is a very high quality giclee print of the famous Robert Maguire painting for the Signet paperback cover from the 1950s featuring a dame with gun. This is printed on canvas and stretched ready for hanging. The canvas is acid free cotton/polyester and is used in conjunction with archival ultra-chrome inks that will last over 80 years. The inks were meticulously matched to the original painting to capture the essence of the original.

Hawk Books, 1988. Hard Cover. F - Fine. Frank Hampson. 2nd Printing. Reprints the classic tales The Red Moon Mystery and Marooned on Mercury by Frank Hampson and Harold Johns from the Eagle 1951 - 1953. Book condition: Fine. 160 pages. Full Colour illustrations. 10" x 14" (250mm x 360mm). (2.2)

1989. Print. New. Milo Manara. Lithograph print by Milo Manara on Cartridge Paper. SIGNED NUMBERED PRINT. Size: 11" x 15" (288mm x 388mm). A fantastic signed print by Milo Manara, master of provocative comic art who here has turned his hand to the historical subject of the French Revolution of 1789, to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Revolution. The scene shows joyful revolutionaries dancing the Carmagnole around the Tree of Liberty. Manara's work is prized by comic art collectors, and on the International comics scene, he is regarded as one of the greatest comic artists alive today. This print is signed in pencil at the bottom right hand corner.

Aedena, 1986. Hard Cover. F - Fine. Geof Darrow, Moebius (colored). First Edition. Large hardbound book with 2 huge fold out pages and a signed print as shown. With colour illustrated cover colour and black and white interior illustrations. All text in French. This was published by Aedena and distributed by Dargaud. Moebius coloured one of the pages which is a rare example of the collaboration between the two artists beyond the City of Fire portfolio. Clean, bright and glossy condition, small scuffs and small bang to top and lower edge of spine. 76 pages. Black & White illustrations. 10" x 14" (260mm x 365mm). (1)

IDW Publishing, 2012. Hard Cover. VF - Very Fine. Dave Stevens. Very Fine copy in original box. A very special book honoring the work of this esteemed creator. This Artist's Edition is a mammoth hardcover book printed in glorious black and white. Nearly every page in The Rocketeer has been scanned in color from Stevens' original art to ensure the best possible reproduction and highest degree of accuracy. Printed on uncoated stock and at the same size as the original art, Dave Stevens' The Rocketeer: Artist's Edition is the next best thing to holding the actual art by Dave Stevens. This is a NEW EDITION. The original sold out in super fast time and is now an expensive collector's item. Many people missed out on an opportunity to own this great book and we are delighted to offer this green cover new edition. Availability is strictly limited, so order early to avoid disappointment. Very Fine copy in original box. 136 pages. Black & White (color scans) illustrations. 12" x 17" (305mm x 432mm). (3)

Slingsby Bros, Ink!, April 2023. Hard Cover. New. David Wright; cover illustration by Brian Bolland. Deluxe Edition strictly limited to 500 copies worldwide Carol Day is a fashion model, elegant and assured in a world of intrigue, vividly brought to life in this much-acclaimed newspaper strip with multi-layered adult storylines and superbly detailed and atmospheric artwork. Created by artist David Wright, it was published in the Daily Mail between 10th September 1956 and 25th May 1967. We present the complete Lance Hallam story from the original art in the LARGE FORMAT full size of the originals (minus 3 episodes where we use other scans), a pleasingly large 17 x 5.25 inches. That is the 84 complete strips which ran from Friday, January 11, 1957 - April 18, 1957. We want to give readers the opportunity to savour the original art and to enjoy one of David Wright's best stories. The front cover image is by Carol Day super-fan and artist extraordinaire, Brian Bolland! The back cover image is a… Read More

1988. Print. New. Will Eisner. Lithograph print by Will Eisner on Cartridge Paper. SIGNED NUMBERED PRINT. Size: 15" x 19" (375mm x 495mm). A beautiful, nostalgic and somewhat tongue-in-cheek lithograph created by Will Eisner in 1988 showing the view of Manhattan Island from the New York Docks. A boy proudly holding his model boat is being shown the view by his pipe smoking father. Eisner puts across the beauty of the scene despite the desolate almost ghostly ship yard bearing down on the pair. A box of scotch lays broken and wasted on the pier whilst in the distance Manhattan's skyline and landmarks are reflected in the dusky water. A beautiful, nostalgic lithograph hand signed by Eisner. This print is numbered 666/800.

The Sphere, 1917. Print. New. Fortunino Matania. Lithograph print by Fortunino Matania on Paper. PRINT. Size: 9" x 15" (240mm x 380mm). This is the printed cover page from The Sphere dated June 2nd 1917 and is taken from Matania's personal archives. The scene depicts Russian soldiers in Petrograd declaring "Death or Victory" in their fight. This image is featured in the book The Art of Fortunino Matania: catalogue of original art & prints as FIG 190.

1989. Print. New. Milo Manara. Lithograph print by Milo Manara on Cartridge Paper. SIGNED PRINT. Size: 15" x 11" (388mm x 288mm). Manara, the master of provocative comic art, turns his hand to the historical subject of the French Revolution of 1789 for this image, to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Revolution. A scene full of rejoicing showing the Marquis de Lafayette who in fact, wrote up the foundational document of the Revolution, the Declaration of the Rights of Man. Manara's work is prized by comic art collectors, and on the International comics scene, he is regarded as one of the greatest comic artists alive today. This print is signed in pencil at the bottom right hand corner.

1980. Print. New. Hugo Pratt. Lithograph print by Hugo Pratt on Paper. PRINT. Size: 20" x 28" (500mm x 700mm). A beautifully printed image of a Hugo Pratt painting of his adventure hero Corto Maltese. Minor wrinkle in corner.

2012. Print. New. Philippe Druillet. Lithograph print by Philippe Druillet on Paper. SIGNED NUMBERED PRINT. Size: 7" x 10" (180mm x 255mm). A powerful image called 'Delirius' painted by Druillet in 2010 for the front cover of the Delirius 2 comic. This fantastic scale reproduction of the painting was published in 2012 by Fantasmagories and shows the art as originally intended with the full colour background as opposed to the edited version used on the comic.

1991. Print. New. Moebius (Jean Giraud). Silkscreen print by Moebius (Jean Giraud) on Acid-free Paper. NUMBERED PRINT. Size: 2" x 3" (50mm x 80mm). A limited edition silkscreen print from an edition of 500. "Desordre amoureux au comble de l'incandescence". Numbered #474 from limited edition of just 500.

c. 1980. Print. New. Frank Frazetta. Lithograph print by Frank Frazetta on Paper. PRINT. Size: 18" x 22" (460mm x 560mm). A full colour print on fine art paper using the very best printing techniques, to be as close a reproduction to the original as possible.

c. 1885. Print. New. Robert Prowse. Lithograph print by Robert Prowse on Paper. PRINT. Size: 11" x 7" (280mm x 190mm). The Blue Dwarf A Tale of Mystery Love and Crime was written by Percy B. St John. It is an action-packed tale of highwaymen, Scottish Jacobites and Red Indians. This is basically a bizarre re-telling of the legend of the famous Highwayman Dick Turpin as sometimes helped and sometimes hindered by the titular Blue Dwarf. Most peculiar. This is an example of the art prints to be found bound in (thus the creases) or given away free with the notorious Penny Dreadfuls that entertained the masses in the 19th Century. There were 37 issues of The Blue Dwarf later collected into three bound editions just as today comics "floppies" are collected as "graphic novels". c. 1885. Tape on reverse of creases.

The Blue Dwarf, c. 1885. Print. New. Robert Prowse. Lithograph print by Robert Prowse on Paper. SIGNED PRINT. Size: 11" x 7" (280mm x 190mm). The Blue Dwarf A Tale of Mystery Love and Crime was written by Percy B. St John. It is an action-packed tale of highwaymen, Scottish Jacobites and Red Indians. This is basically a bizarre re-telling of the legend of the famous Highwayman Dick Turpin as sometimes helped and sometimes hindered by the titular Blue Dwarf. Most peculiar. This is an example of the art prints to be found bound in (thus the creases) or given away free with the notorious Penny Dreadfuls that entertained the masses in the 19th Century. There were 37 issues of The Blue Dwarf later collected into three bound editions just as today comics "floppies" are collected as "graphic novels". c. 1885. At some point the paper has been mounted on a light card. Small tears and was once folded before being remounted. Slight discolouration outside image area.

Catalan, 1990. Soft Cover. New. Milo Manara. A whimsical Fellini-esque story of exotic and erotic adventure. 88 pages. Black & White illustrations. 11" x 13" (280mm x 320mm). (1.5)

Casa Editrice Nerbini (undated). Soft Cover. New. First Edition. Large softcover edition, LIMITED to 1,000 copies, in English & Italian of Alberto Becattini's Disney Index Vol.2. This edition has several B&W illustrations & covers the regular Disney Comic book editions (A-Z) from Dell, Whitman & Gold Key, omitting Dell Four Color (covered in Vol.1). Loaded with facts, there are also corrections from Vol.1 & a large creator biographical section at the rear. Recommended for fans of Disney's numerous American comic book imprints. FIRST print, NUMBERED edition #244/ 1000. 156 pages. Black & White illustrations. 9" x 13" (230mm x 330mm). (2.1)

Glittering Images, 2000. Hard Cover. VF - Very Fine. A collection of erotic reproductions of magazine covers, movie posters and stills, comics bound in publisher's pictorial papered boards. 109 pages. Part Colour illustrations. 10" x 13" (250mm x 320mm). (0.89)

2012. Print. New. Stan Manoukian. Giclée print by Stan Manoukian on Acid-free Paper. SIGNED NUMBERED PRINT. Size: 8" x 12" (210mm x 298mm). This Signed Limited Edition print by Stan Manoukian represents the first Diving Armour created by Harry L. Bowdoin in 1931. Manoukian's style crosses a traditional etching style with more modern techniques resulting in a unique and fun take on these underwater armours. The print is on 260 gr Underwood - Woodstock betulla paper which gives a nice antique look. Limited edition of 100 published worldwide.

2012. Print. New. Stan Manoukian. Giclée print by Stan Manoukian on Acid-free Paper. SIGNED NUMBERED PRINT. Size: 8" x 12" (210mm x 298mm). This Signed Limited Edition print by Stan Manoukian represents the first Diving Armour created by Neufeldt & Kuhnke - 1914 Manoukian's style crosses a traditional etching style with more modern techniques resulting in a unique and fun take on these underwater armours. The print is on 260 gr Underwood - Woodstock betulla paper which gives a nice antique look. Limited edition of 100 published worldwide.