Best Selling Books by Harlan Ellison

"This special edition consists of 750 unsigned numbered copies, and 52 lettered copies signed by the author"

Where ancient impulse meets contemporary dread, you find Primeval: A Journal of the Uncanny. This semi-annual publication features fiction, interviews, and insights from today's most essential voices exploring the weird and macabre. Issue #1 features new fiction from Laird Barron, a novelette from Harlan Ellison, an interview with Jack Ketchum, and essays from Mikita Brottman, Adam Rose, Marc D. Ruvolo, and Patty Templeton.

"Includes a new introduction and afterword by Harlan Ellison"--Page 4 of cover.

Jesse James: The Classic Western Collection" presents the classic 1950s outlaw stories of the heroic Jesse James, who rode a hard road through the Old West to become a legend. The brainchild of two young creators at the beginning of their careers, this graphic novel features pulse-pounding tales.

Five years in the making, the Edgeworks Abbey Archive represents Harlan Ellison's last word on his written legacy. Researched and edited by Ellison's long-time associate, Jason Davis, under the supervision of Harlan and Susan Ellison, this collection assembles the preferred texts of each story and essay along with previously uncollected and unpublished material to create the definitive edition.HONORABLE WHOREDOM AT A PENNY A WORD collects the hard-boiled fiction Ellison wrote for the mystery/suspense digests of the 1950s, along with a few later contributions to the genre from the men's magazines of the 1960s. In these pages, you will find Ellison's only recurring character, insurance investigator-turned-fixer Jerry Killian, as well as the diminutive private dick Big John Novak, a character intended to continue, but only appearing in one suspenseful outing. His aborted second appearance, "In Small Packages," makes its debut herein, alongside a pair of first drafts that showcase the rapid development of Ellison's craft across his first years as a professional writer-a time when pros were paid a penny a word.

Five years in the making, the Edgeworks Abbey Archive represents Harlan Ellison's last word on his written legacy. Researched and edited by Ellison's long-time associate, Jason Davis, under the supervision of Harlan and Susan Ellison, this collection assembles the preferred texts of each story and essay along with previously uncollected and unpublished material to create the definitive edition.Often written overnight for a penny a word and tailored to a title and cover art created months in advance, the fantasies herein were written in the first year and a half of Harlan Ellison's career, when he churned out fiction at a remarkable rate, to learn his craft and pay the rent. From a detective stumbling upon an impossible murder to an environmental apocalypse that bathes the world in fire, these are tales brimming with invention, prefiguring later obsessions, and dashing along at a breakneck pace. This is not the nihilistic Ellison of "'Repent, Harlequin!' Said the Ticktockman" or the nostalgic Ellison of "Jeffty Is Five"; this is the embryonic author, trying to type at the speed of an imaginative engine just coming to life. Previously collected in the out-of-print limited editions, COFFIN NAILS and PEBBLES FROM THE MOUNTAIN, these rare stories were the last published-but-uncollected tales in the Ellison ?uvre, finally available in the first of three trade editions.

Shares the adventures of Robert Bruce Banner, following the Gamma Bomb experiment that caused his transformation into the incredible Hulk, as he battles the monsters of the world, and the monster inside himself.