New Release Books by Ross Andru

Another classic satire magazine in the vein of MAD in the 1960s and 1970s, Up Your Nose reprints the magazine's two, hilarious, laugh-filled issues in glorious black-and-white, with additional artwork and documentary material.

'The Unseen' has laid dormant since 1952, waiting for its time to awaken from its long slumber. And All because it wants to terrorize again! But now is the time for 'The Unseen' to rise from the dead! Turn out the lights, turn off the phone, and keep an eye on your pulse as you flip through the first four issues of this classic, golden age, horror anthology comic that is full of horrific delight. If this Issue doesn't make your Bones shake, Then you're already dead!

Spider-Man finds himself fighting on both sides of a mob war as a new Goblin arrives in town.

The world's most famous super hero returns with another pocket-sized volume of web-spinning, wall-crawling comic strip action.

Love Harvey Kurtzman's original MAD? Then you will have to have Ross Andru and Mike Esposito's historic satire and parody magazine, Get Lost! Originally released in 1953, Get Lost! delivered three ground-breaking, laugh-filled issues before Bill Gaines sued the magazine's distributor, shutting down production of the magazine. Even though Gaines lost the lawsuit, Andru and Esposito never produced more issues of Get Lost! Hermes Press' historic reprint collects all three issues of the magazine on heavy coated paper together with essays from noted comic book historians together with tons of documentary material. Our archival edition of MAD's most noteworthy competitor reproduces Get Lost!'s covers covers in full color and is a treasure to behold for fans of MAD as well as comic book collectors, fans, and anybody looking for a good laugh.

Mini adventures starring the web-slinger and his nemesis, the Green Goblin.

Sent to man's world from the paradise island of Themyscira as an ambassador of peace, Diana Prince is Wonder Woman. Follow the amazing Amazon battles with The Angle Man, The Phantom Sea-Beast, The Brain Pirate and more.

The celebrated hero whose powers stem from the bite of a radioactive spider battles with forces of evil, including the Red Skull, Mysterio, and the Lizard.

One of the most beloved (and unusual) band of heroes from DC's Silver Age makes its triumphant return in this archive, collecting Showcase and Metal men. Featuring a foreword by DCU Executive Editor Dan DiDio, this volume includes the origin of the Metal Men in the lab of Dr. Will Magnus and more.

Three strange accidents transformed police scientist Barry Allen, college student Jay Garrick and young Wally West into super-speedsters -- but it was no accident that made them heroes! This fast-paced volume finds The Flashes locked in battle against their greatest foes, including Gorilla Grodd, The Reverse Flash and many others. These titanic stories also feature the Flash's allies against evil, including Johnny Quick.

Presents the tale of Peter Parker's friend Harry Osborn as he descends into madness and assumes the identity of the Green Goblin.