It's the stunning tale that changed the Airboy mythos forever. Featuring the startling return of Valkyrie. Includes a cover gallery. Softcover, 120 pages, full color.

Return of Valkyrie: An Airboy Graphic Album

Dixon, Chuck

Truman, Timothy

Eclipse Books

1985 graphic novel printed by First Comics that was written and drawn by Timothy Truman. An epic adventure that takes the reader on an historical odyssey from 17th century France to the Lincoln Presidency, from the final days of the Third Reich to the Great Dam of Time where the eternal Time Beavers battle to protect the very essence of reality!

Time Beavers

First Graphic Novel

Simon Girty (1741 - February 18, 1818) was an American colonial of Scots-Irish ancestry who served as a liaison between the British and their Native American allies during the American Revolution. He was portrayed as a villain in many early history texts of the United States.Born in Pennsylvania, Girty and his brothers were taken prisoners when still children by the Senecas and adopted by them. It would be seven years before Girty returned to his family, during which time he had come to prefer the Native American way of life. During the American Revolution, he first sided with the colonial revolutionaries, but later served with the Loyalists and thus was viewed by American frontiersmen as a renegade and turncoat.On October 1, 1779, Girty and Alexander McKee with the aid of a large force of Native Americans attacked and killed American forces returning from a trip to New Orleans. The ambush occurred near Dayton, Kentucky, opposite Cincinnati. Only a handful of the Americans survived, among them Colonel John Campbell and Captain Robert Benham.Girty was present during the torture and execution of Continental Army Colonel William Crawford by Native American leader Captain Pipe. Two witnesses of this torture and execution survived and were later interviewed regarding these events. One suggested that Girty was a pitiless instigator. The other claimed that Girty pleaded with the Native Americans on Crawford's behalf until threatened with death himself. The former account was popularized and served to vilify Girty during and after his lifetime.Girty is also credited with saving the lives of many American prisoners of the natives, often by buying their freedom at his own expense.After the end of the war, Simon Girty settled in Canada. He retired to his farm near Fort Malden (present-day Amherstburg, Ontario) prior to the outbreak of the War of 1812. Girty's son was killed in that conflict,

Wilderness: The True Story : Bloody Ground : Book 2

Timothy Truman Studio

Mylar protected dustjacket is rubbed along spine and edges. Stated first printing.

Wilderness: The true story of Simon Girty, the renegade

4Winds Pub. Group

In this classic comics series from the 1990s, writer/artist Timothy Truman reinvented Hawkman as a brutal member of a distant planet's police force. Collects HAWKWORLD #1-3.

Hawkworld

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

DC Comics

The exploits of Leo Kragg: Prowler -- an Old School crimebusting vigilante whose urge to prowl has long since outlived his heyday -- marked a high point of the independent-comics phenomenon of the 1980s and 1990s, teaming comics-scene masters Timothy Truman, John K. Snyder, III, and Graham Nolan with FORGOTTEN HORRORS creator Michael H. Price. Born of the social turmoil of the Great Depression, Kragg's masked alter ego, the Prowler, gained heroic recognition during World War II, when he lent his fists and .45 automatics to the Allied Effort -- only to find himself outlawed once again amidst the rampant paranoia of the 1950s. The original LEO KRAGG: PROWLER series of five issues is collected here for the first time as a self-contained graphic novel, tracing the desperate arc of Leo Kragg's later years as he finds an enemy long believed defunct, the zombie-raising Murder Legendre, at large and wreaking bloody mayhem on a grand scale. Kragg's response is to come charging back as the Prowler -- never mind the burden of years -- and to conscript a reluctant protege, in the process.

Leo Kragg: Prowler

Price, Michael H.

Nolan, Graham

Snyder III, John K.

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The exploits of Leo Kragg: Prowler -- an Old School crimebusting vigilante whose urge to prowl has long since outlived his heyday -- marked a high point of the independent-comics phenomenon of the 1980s and 1990s, teaming comics-scene masters Timothy Truman, John K. Snyder III, and Graham Nolan with FORGOTTEN HORRORS creator Michael H. Price. The restoration and expansion of the series continues with LEO KRAGG: PROWLER VOL. II, adding Todd Camp to the lineup of artists and completing the arc of the original 10 magazines while adding a short story to cap the series. Born of the social turmoil of the Great Depression, Kragg's masked alter ego, the Prowler, gained heroic recognition during World War II, when he lent his fists and .45 automatics to the Allied Effort -- only to find himself outlawed once again amidst the rampant paranoia of the 1950s. The original LEO KRAGG: PROWLER series is completed here for the first time as a self-contained graphic novel, tracing the desperate arc of Leo Kragg's later years as he and his protege reunite with wartime comrades against a predatory menace.

Leo Kragg: Prowler Vol. 2

Dark Horse's critically acclaimed Conan, now available in an affordable, value-priced omnibus! Showcasing the work of fan favorites Timothy Truman and Tomás Giorello, this action-packed omnibus includes stories such as "The Hand of Nergal," an unfinished fragment by creator Robert E. Howard; the powerful "Black Colossus," in which Conan tries his hand at being a professional warrior; and a series of tales which detail the Cimmerian's return to his homeland and his familial roots. Also featuring guest artist and horror master Richard Corben, this is an essential addition to any Conan fan's library!

Conan Omnibus Volume 3: Ancient Gods and Sorcerers

Dark Horse Books

The Dark Horse Conan Omnibus series continues with more acclaimed dark fantasy tales of hot blood and cold steel, Including Timothy Truman's adaptation of Robert E. Howard's "Iron Shadows in the Moon" and the long-awaited return of the original Conan the Barbarian comics scribe, Roy Thomas, in "Road of Kings." Featuring the dazzling artwork of Tomás Giorello, Timothy Truman, Darick Robertson, Mike Hawthorne, and comics legend Joe Kubert.

Conan Omnibus Volume 4

THOMAS, ROY

Conan returns to his homeland to explore his roots and find renewed purpose as a young mercenary. This complete collection of Dark Horse's Conan the Cimmerian run gathers issues #0 to #25 of that celebrated series together, including all variant cover work! The award-winning creative team of Timothy Truman, Tomás Giorello, and José Villarrubia adapt several of Robert E. Howard's original Conan stories and tell new tales that tie everything together chronologically. Original Howard works that are adapted include the poem "Cimmeria" and short stories "Black Colossus," and "Iron Shadows in the Moon." Guest artists include Joe Kubert, Richard Corben, and Paul Lee!

The Colossal Conan the Cimmerian

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