PETTIBON, Raymond.Livre Rare Book
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198817821988 Beverly Hills, Illiterati Press, 1988. Une brochure agrafée in-4 (28 x 22 cm), couverture illustrée, couverture passée avec quelques marques, petit manque au coin inférieur du verso de la couverture (voir photo). 76 pages non chiffrées, illustrées de reproductions de dessins en noir de l'artiste sur le thème du train. Texte en anglais. Né à Tucson en 1957, Raymond Pettibon s'est fait connaître au début des années 1980 sur la scène punk rock du sud de la Californie, en créant des affiches et des pochettes d'album principalement pour le label SST Records. Illustrés de dessins au trait épais dans le style des "comic books" américains et accompagnés de textes dérangeants, ironiques ou ambigus, ses fanzines sont appréciés pour leur esthétique brute et leur capacité à capturer l'énergie et l'esprit de la culture punk et du "DIY (Do It Yourself)". Figure de la culture underground, Pettibon sera par la suite plus largement reconnu pour son influence sur la scène artistique contemporaine. Très bon état intérieur, bon exemplaire de cette édition originale.
19822051A paris, Éditions images-images, 1982.
196059781Binghamton NY: John Kolcun Maureen O’Hara Fan Club Spring 1960. 4to. 43 leaves dittoed. With 5 tipped-in photographs. Illustrated dittoed softcovers cover art by Robert Shoemaker lozenge photo of O’Hara by Dorothy M. Fenger stapled as issued at gutter margin minor shelfwear rubbing still NF copy from library of Jim & Ruth Hanf w/ membership dues notice and membership fan club card laid-in. First edition of this exceedingly scarce fanzine issued by the consummate John Kolcun who was President of Maureen’s official fan club in the 1950’s and 1960’s with a roster of over 800 members. Each issue was filled with tan letters box office totals newspaper items reviews announcements of coming performances and theatrical appearances as well as personal information. O’Hara 1920-2015 was born Maureen FitzSimons and is perhaps best remembered for her iconic portrayals of hard-headed and athletic women. She typically performed her own stunts and played roles ranging from the cynical mother of Natalie Wood in Miracle on 34th Street 1947 to the Quiet Man Wings of Eagles McClintock! and Big Jake starring with John Wayne. No copies in Worldcat. John Kolcun, Maureen O’Hara Fan Club, paperback
197621969Paris, Métal Hurlant, 17 mars 1976. Plié, 10,5 cm x 13,5 cm, 24 pages (non paginé). Texte et illustrations noir & blanc de Olivia Clavel (electrique clito) et Loulou Picasso (LMI & HA). Très bon état. Ce fanzine était à découpé et à assemblé dans Métal Hurlant. C’est leur première publication
1974222931974. Sci-FiZines Three issues of Outworlds a notable fanzine edited and published by Bill Bowers from North Canton Ohio. Outworlds was one of the most respected science fiction fanzines of the 1970s known for its literary seriousness professional-grade graphic design and contributions from leading voices in both professional and fan spheres. Each issue is a fusion of fan commentary professional essays and sophisticated visual art featuring cover and interior artwork by major illustrators such as Stephen E. Fabian and Brian Sultzter. These issues document a critical moment in 1970s science fiction fandom with contributions by and about Hugo winners major editors and influential thinkers.<br /> <br /> 1 Outworlds No. 20 Second Quarter 1974. Cover by Dan Steffan. Includes "The Four Lives of Sterling Lanier" by Piers Anthony art folios and commentary by Fabian and critical pieces by Poul Anderson Greg Benford and Ted White. This issue is notable for its graphic quality and design innovations setting a new visual standard in fanzines. <br /> <br /> 2 Outworlds No. 23 Fifth Anniversary Issue First Quarter 1975. This landmark issue features essays such as "Russia's Defeat and Occupation 1952-1960" by Patrick H. McGuire and "Dirts & Smut from Waste Paper" by Grant Canfield & friends. Includes a major career retrospective on John Brunner by Joe De Bolt and artwork from Nicola Cuti Terry Austin and others. The anniversary framing adds retrospective gravitas to its editorial scope. <br /> <br /> 3 Outworlds Nos. 28/29 Double Issue 1976. A dense double issue featuring Joe Haldeman "The Ballad of Stan Long" Robert A.W. Lowndes Jodie Offutt Andrew J. Offutt Neal Wilgus Gregory Benford "Some Days." and Susan Wood "Energuwoman". Contains a fannish symposium on writing by Dave Locke alongside comics criticism a midwestern convention report and a wide-ranging interview with Robert Shea. Art by Vincent DiFate Brian Sultzter and others. <br /> <br /> Uniformly in very good condition. Each issue demonstrates the style of 1970s science fiction fanzine production where professional authors and artists collaborated in the amateur press tradition. unknown
1985144403Fanzine, Le petit détective Fanzine, Le petit détective, sans date, 1985 - 1987. 6 volumes in-4 brochés, agrafés. Couvertures illustrées. Très nombreuses illustrations dans et hors-texte. Les deux premiers numéros tirés à 150 exemplaires, en suivant les tirages sont à 200 exemplaires. Parfait état
197592390(Hamburg), Quer-Verlag, [1975]. 16 S. Mit 3 Illustr. u. 6 kl. Portrait-Fotos. Leporello (zusammengefaltet 21 x 15 cm).
19822050A Paris, Les Imprimeurs Libres, 1982.
196027967New Haven: Macabre 1960. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. Sold here together are six of the 23 issues of Joseph Payne Brennan's horror fanzine. All published out of New Haven between 1960 and 1976. All in very good condition in mostly plain printed stapled wrappers. The last few issues had illustrated covers. These issues included contributions variously by E. M. Nightingale Gene Tipton Don Clark Bush C. W. McCollester David Park Barnitz Brennan himself Will Connor Dorothy Gordon and several others. Also included with this lot is a typed SIGNED postcard from Brennan in 1969 to a subscriber. Macabre paperback books
1985144398Didier La tête en noir, 1985 - 1990. Ensemble de 25 fascicules in-12 en feuillets du n°1 au n°23 + 2 hors-série (n°2 et n°3). Spécial Jean Vautrin. Spécial Chroniques. Polar U.S.A. William Irish. Le polar est en fête à Angers. Interview de Didier Daeninckx. Spécial Michel Amelin. Interview d'Hélène de Monaghan, etc. Rare tête de série en parfait état
195315484FAN TO SEE Volume 1 #2 Larry Touzinsky 1953 first edition vg in stapled wraps as issued. Contains DEAR MR. EDITOR by Harlan Ellison et.al. Here Ellison is acting as critic at large taking on the lead story in select science fiction periodicals of the time. Illustrated. Larry Touzinsky paperback
1979511860Speedy Printers 1979. Paperback. NEAR FINE. 110pp Stab staple bound in black cloth tape. A collection of fan fiction poetry and illustrations. Mild edgewear and small stain to front cover. Otherwise exceedingly clean and unmarked copy. Speedy Printers paperback
1951WRCLIT49823Seattle 1951. Five numbers erratically designated as below. Octavo. Mimeographed stapled fanzine. Edited/written by G.M. Carr. a Vol. 1 "Turquoise Number" 1951. 20pp. Fantasy Amateur Press Association mailing 55. Some light foxing to covers else about fine. b Vol. 1 "Agate Number" 1951. 20pp. Fantasy Amateur Press Association mailing 56. Small closed tear to edge of cover light foxing to lower cover else near fine. c Vol. 1 "Rose Quartz Number" 1951. 14pp. Spectator Amateur Press Society mailing 15. Fine. d Vol. 2 "Marble" 1952. 24pp. Spectator Amateur Press Society mailing 18. Covers soiled stain on upper cover bleeds through some foxing crayon initials on lower cover and what appears to be a tiny insect has been taped to lower cover. Good overall including insect. e Chicon 2 Issue. 24pp. Spectator Amateur Press Society mailing 21. Lower cover stained bled through to page 11 one corner and several pages creased. A good copy. unknown books
1951WRCLIT49827Hagerstown MD 1951. Whole numbers 44 misnumbered 43 on masthead 46 47 50 51 and 59. Six issues. Quarto. Mimeographed stapled fanzine. Paper yellowed stapled unevenly but very good. Edited/written by Harry Warner Jr. for the Fantasy Amateur Press Association. Warner's no-frills fanzine: no art small margins just solid lines of type usually pretty good. unknown books
1952WRCLIT50465Connersville IN: Published by the author/editor 1952. Unnumbered. Five issues. Quarto. Mimeographed stapled fanzine. Edited/written by Ray C. Higgs. a January- February 1951. 12pp. Spectator Amateur Press Society mailing. Better looking than most mimeographed fanzines well-produced and very readable. About fine. b October 1951. 10pp. Some staining to one page else near fine. c March 1952. 8pp. About fine. d June 1952. 8pp. Creased but very good. e Autumn 1952. 10pp. About fine. Published by the author/editor unknown books
1952WRCLIT49820Minneapolis MN 1952. Whole numbers 4 5 8 10 and 11. Quarto. Five issues. Mimeographed stapled fanzine. Edited/written by Redd Boggs. a No. 4: January 1951. 6pp. A Spectator Amateur Press Society mailing. Boggs's fannish musings and reviews. Anybody remember Boris Karloff as Captain Hook on Broadway One corner crumpled light staining to upper cover else very good. b No. 5: April 1951. 6pp. Spectator Amateur Press Society. Piece on "Kilmeny" by James Hogg reviews etc. Covers and bottom edge stained just good. c No. 8: Winter 1951-1952. 8pp. Spectator Amateur Press Society. Long article on Sacco and Vanzetti reviews. Pencil check few light stains else near fine. d No. 10: Autumn 1952. 4pp. Spectator Amateur Press Society. Few small stains on lower cover else very good. e No. 11: Winter 1952-1953. 4pp. Spectator Amateur Press Society. War stories and an article on Bertrand Russell. unknown books
1954WRCLIT71345Pittsburgh 1954. Whole numbers 20 22 24 and 30. Printed and pictorial wrappers. About fine. Four representative numbers of Danner's fanzine "Published and printed for the hell of it and for the Fantasy Amateur Press Association." Norman L. Knight is a regular contributor some reprints of Manley K. Hall appear and Danner comments on complaints against some FAPA mailings that bang up against certain norms defending their publishers. unknown books
1979nc1439Glénat Jacques Dos agrafé 1979 "Lot de 10 numéros in-4 2(5 x 30 cm), revue au dos agrafé, couverture illustrée, 26 pages, illustrations en N&B, mensuel consacré à l'actualité de la Bande Dessinée avec des interviews d'auteur, des critiques, notre lot comporte 10 numéros, du 25 (février 79) au 36 (décembre 79), les n°26 et 34 manquent, le 36 état le dernier paru, chaque n° comporte un feuillet ""Point de vue"" sorte d'édito + parutions rédigé par Henri Filippini le créateur de la revue ; coiffes un peu frottées, légères traces aux couvertures, intérieur frais, bel état de conservation pour ce lot. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande."
1976yd1780Glénat Jacques Feuillets 1976 "Lot de 13 numéros in-8 (15 x 21), il s'agit de fait de pages imprimées recto-verso et agrafé à un coin, le tout plié en deux et à l'aspect d'un cahier illustré (ce qu'il n'est pas), 12 à 16 pages, mensuel consacré à l'actualité de la Bande Dessinée offert en supplément au Schtroumpf - les Cahiers de la Bande Dessinée, notre lot comporte 13 numéros, du 1er au 14e, les n°2 et 15 manquent pour former les 15 premiers numéros de ce fanzine dans cette forme originelle, par la suite, le mensuel évoluera en format revue classique ; dos un peu salis, légères traces aux ""couvertures"", par ailleurs bel état de conservation pour ce lot. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande."
1952WRCLIT50040Statesville NC: Confederate Magazine Publishing Company 1952. Whole numbers three and six. Quarto. Pictorial wrappers. Edited/written by Lynn A. Hickman. a No. 3 April 1952. 38pp. Cover by Ronald Clyne long piece about attending the 9th World SF con in New Orleans much more. Lower cover detached last few pages printed on inferior paper yellowing else very good. b No. 6 October 1952. Report on the Midwestcon poetry by Marion Zimmer Bradley more. A few smudges and tiny rust marks but very good. Confederate Magazine Publishing Company unknown books
1953WRCLIT49114Whittier CA 1953. Unnumbered issue whole number 7 and whole number one. Three issues. Quarto. Mimeographed stapled fanzine. Edited/written by Charles Burbee. a May 1951. Fantasy Amateur Press Association mailing. 8pp. Amusing well-written stuff. Soft crease near stapled edge light foxing else a good copy. b No. 7 February 1953. 19pp more or less some art work is repeated. Lots of Bill Rotsler's huge- breasted space vixens. Some foxing and offsetting to covers else very good. c BURBLINGS COMBINED. No. 1 68th Fantasy Amateur Press Association mailing. 20pp. Featuring the combined talents of Burbee Don Wilson Bill Rotsler Lee Jacobs Howard Miller and Ex Cox. Light foxing to wrappers else near fine. unknown books
1952WRCLIT50462Minneapolis MN 1952. Whole numbers one two and four. Three issues. Quarto. Mimeographed stapled fanzine. Edited/written by Richard Elsberry. a No. 1 Feb. 1951. 8pp. Spectator Amateur Press Society and Fantasy Amateur Press Association mailings. Mailing comments part one of an article on Stan Kenton. A few stray spots some light wear otherwise very good. b No. 2 Oct. 1951. 12pp. Spectator Amateur Press Society and Fantasy Amateur Press Association mailings. Contains "Hints as to the Nature of Mama" by Theodore Cogswell article on Minneapolis fans including Cogswell and Gordon R. Dickson and the conclusion of the piece on Stan Kenton. A good issue. Some corrections in pencil a few small rust marks to upper cover but near fine. c No. 4 August 1952. 15pp. Fantasy Amateur Press Association mailing. Poem by Theodore Cogswell much spirited commentary. Light wear slight foxing to covers but near fine. unknown books
19849997Futuropolis In-4°, reliure plein cartonnage ill au centre d'un petit meuble à tiroirs sous jaquette blanche et noire, image frontispice en noir, nombreuses illustrations dont certaines en couleurs et d'autres en noir et blanc (p 18-19,22-23,26-29,30-40,42-43,46-51,64 ), chronologie comportant de nombreuses vignettes (illustrés et parutions), 91 pages, bel exemplaire (petite rayure horizontale).
1952WRCLIT49064Springfield MA 1952. Whole numbers 1- 3. Three issues. Quarto. Mimeographed stapled fanzine. Edited/written by A. Everett Winne as Spectator Amateur Press Society mailings. a No. 1 July 1951. 8pp. More mature and better written than most fanzines and best of all no typos. Some tiny spotting to covers else about fine. b No. 2 January 1952. 10pp. Features a well-written tour of Cape Cod and mailing comments. Lower right corner is a bit rumpled as if from some light water damage but a very good copy. c No. 3. June 1952. 8pp. Light foxing to edges else about fine. unknown books
1953WRCLIT50041Statesville NC: Published by the Confederate Magazine Publishing Company 1953. Whole numbers two and three. Two issues. Quarto. Pictorial wrappers. Edited/written by Lynn A. Hickman and Wilkie Conner. a No. 2 Winter 1951. 17pp. Cover by Ronald Clyne. Folded for mailing. Some light foxing to upper cover stamp and ink address on lower cover. A very good copy. b No. 3 Winter 1952-53. 26pp. Features "The Key" by Fred Chappell. Save for three small rust marks a fine copy. Published by the Confederate Magazine Publishing Company unknown books
