"Strange Worlds of Science Fiction is the most extensive collection to-date, of sci-fi comics by Hall of Fame creator Wallace Wood."--P. [4] of cover.
Wallace Wood Books
Wallace Wood was a prolific American comic creator, renowned for his impactful work with EC Comics and Mad. His distinctive style was characterized by a dynamic intensity and meticulous detail that infused his narratives with a powerful sense of urgency. Wood explored a wide range of genres, from science fiction to horror, channeling a profound inner tension into his art. This intense dedication, while contributing to his brilliance, also came at a significant personal cost, leaving a lasting legacy across comics and visual arts through his extensive illustrations for various media.
Wizard King Trilogy (Book1: King of the World
- 68 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Set in a fantastical realm reminiscent of Tolkien's epic narratives, this volume introduces readers to a rich tapestry of characters, including elves, warriors, and wizards. Renowned artist Wally Wood, known for his work on MAD magazine and Daredevil comics, weaves a captivating tale that explores themes of magic and adventure. The story promises an enchanting journey through a world inhabited by Unmen and kings, inviting readers to immerse themselves in Wood's imaginative vision.
Wally Wood Cowboys & Country Girls
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
The collection features previously uncollected Western comics by legendary creator Wallace Wood, showcasing his diverse range from action-packed narratives to kitschy and risqué themes. Spanning nearly 200 pages, it includes works from 1949 to 1972, with titles like Western Outlaws and Jesse James, many of which have never been compiled before. Additionally, it offers insights into Wood's contributions to EC Comics and Marvel Westerns, complemented by commentary from J. David Spurlock, making it a definitive anthology for fans of the genre.
Best of Wally Wood from Witzend
- 160 pages
- 6 hours of reading
The collection showcases the groundbreaking contributions of Wallace Wood to his self-published comic, Witzend, which played a pivotal role in the underground comix movement of the mid-'60s. Celebrated for its artistic freedom and creator rights, the publication features collaborations with iconic artists like Frazetta, Steranko, and Ditko, alongside emerging talents such as Art Spiegelman and Vaughn Bode. This definitive volume compiles all of Wood's works from Witzend, highlighting its significant influence on the evolution of independent comics.
