Stan Aschmeier Books

The DC Comics Rarities Archives, Vol. 1

By Al Smith, Gardner F. Fox, Joseph Greene, Sheldon Mayer, Stan Aschmeier, Harry Lampert, Joe Kubert, Tom Hickey, Joe Shuster, Bill Finger, Homer Fleming, Howard Sherman, Raymond Perry, Henry Boltinoff, Jerry Siegel, Fred Guardineer, Sheldon Moldoff, Ed Whelan, Various, Joe Gallagher, Fred Schwab, Julius Schwartz, Bernard Baily, Harry G. Peter, Joseph Sherman, William Moulton Marston, Frank Harry, Paul Gustavson, Chad Grothkopf, Lynn Evans, John B. Wentworth, Creig Flessel, Bob Kane, Paul Reinman, Jack Burnley, Bud Fisher, George Papp, Everett E. Hibbard, Will Ely, Bert Christman, Ronald Santi, John L. Blummer, A.W. Nugent

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Reprinting for the first time some of DC Comics' rarest publictions from the Golden Age of comics, including three early anthology titles in their entirety. Features appearances by virtually every...

DC Finest: Justice Society of America: The Plunder of the Psycho-Pirate

By Various

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A Golden Age classic starring the Justice Society of America, collected for today’s readers! Experience a pivotal story arc in JSA history featuring the Psycho-Pirate!DC Finest continues, a m...

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