Explore the latest books of this year!
Bookbot

Gahan Wilson

    Gahan Wilson was an American author whose art was characterized by a playfully grotesque style and dark humor. His work, often compared to that of Charles Addams, distinguished itself from Addams's by being more contemporary, gross, and confrontational. Wilson's pieces often carried a specific point, infusing his cartoons and prose with satirical intent. Appearing in prominent publications, his creations reflected a worldview that saw the world as dark and dangerous, yet occasionally fun.

    Gahan Wilson
    A Night in the Lonesome October
    Gahan Wilsons Schwarzer Humor
    ...And Then We'll Get Him!
    Playboy's Hagan Wilson
    • ...And Then We'll Get Him!

      • 125 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Fine; Signed. See scans. Signed First edition and first printing [stated] of the softcover edition, which was issued simultaneously with the hardcover. New Richard Marek, 1978. Flat signed by Wilson on the ffep. Quarto, illustrated wraps, 125 pp. Fine condition; flawless. First edition of the seventh collection of cartoons by the master of the macabre, who has been called a hybrid of Charles Addams and Woody Allen - but that seems to me to fall well short of what he is. Born in 1930, Wilson gained fame for his uniquely chilling - yet funny - cartoons in Playboy Magazine. Wilson runs his gamut of topics and mood in this one. Scarce as the first and signed. L-32

      ...And Then We'll Get Him!
    • Soon black magic will summon the Elder Gods back into our world and all manner of players are preparing for the Game. Some have come to open the gates. Some have come to slam them shut.

      A Night in the Lonesome October