Created by writer and artist Paul Gustavson, The Jester laughed his way onto the superhero scene in Smash Comics #22 in 1941. In 63 stories throughout the Golden Age of comics, rookie cop Charles 'Chuck' Lane, a direct descendant of ' a real European court jester' donned his ancestor's picturesque garb and dealt justice to lawbreakers everywhere as The Jester! Proceeds from all online sales of this collection will be donated to Hero Initiative, helping comic creators in need.

The Jester: 1941-1949

Comics & Graphic Novels

GUSTAVSON, Paul

Graphic Novels

Dandy Press

It's 1997. A young, pompous artist with bigger dreams than legitimate talent uses a public tragedy to his advantage and suddenly the world thinks he's dead. His small independent film suddenly gains more traction than it ever could while he was alive, launching the movie and the small town actors within it to meteoric fame. Can his sanity and his ego allow him to remain in hiding for the sake of his art without reaping any of the glorious benefits? And how far will he go to keep his secret safe?

One Missed Train

Dellecese, Dave

Literature & Fiction

Legends of the comic book industry share the spirit of the holiday season in stories taking us from the streets to the slopes and to the front lines. Take a trip back through time of Christmases past in a series of tales about the holidays¿just like the ones we used to know!

Just Like the Ones We Used to Know: a holiday anthology

Gill, Joe

Miall, Derwent

A world divided by war; a community united by hope.Christmas Eve, 1943, and all is quiet on the Home front. Whilst a world war rages overseas, the quiet city of Utica, New York, struggles to maintain a semblance of normality as its citizens pray for their loved ones fighting on foreign soil.Frank the Barber, cornerstone of the community, prides himself on two things; his ability to cut hair, and to listen, and in such troubling times everyone has a story to tell. A lawman and a vagabond. A shoeshine boy and a man of God. None are exempt from the turmoil of the world, but on this special night a ray of hope shines upon the city, giving each and every citizen hope for a brighter future as they recount their tales of tribulation and triumph.

Frank the Barber

Genre Fiction

Lucy and the Ghost Take the Stage!

Lucy loves the theatre, rushing home after school each day to be part of the magic under the spotlight.But in a world where screens have replaced the stage, can her beloved small town playhouse survive? Or will Lucy need help from an unexpected source to bring audiences back?

Children's Books

Arts, Music & Photography

The Little Lamp

Love is the greatest light there is and a small, well-loved table lamp shines brightly on the McShane family for many years. As the household grows, a new, sleek lamp enters the home and the little lamp's bright, loving glow begins to fade from his family's attention. Tossed to the curb, he questions where he belongs and what purpose he now serves, until a kind woman rescues him from the garbage pile.

Growing Up & Facts of Life

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Books by Dandy Press

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The Jester: 1941-1949

One Missed Train

Just Like the Ones We Used to Know: a holiday anthology

Frank the Barber

Lucy and the Ghost Take the Stage!

Lucy and the Ghost Take the Stage!

The Little Lamp

The Little Lamp

The Little Lamp