| Michael H.
Price's SOUTHERN-FRIED HOMICIDE |
 Do
you love crime comics like Stray Bullets or Sin
City? Then you'll just love what author/illustrator Michael
H. Price has cooked up for you here at Cremo Studios.
SOUTHERN-FRIED HOMICIDE is an
awesome anthology of short comic book
stories featuring fact and fictional
tales of murder most foul, shocking suspense,.
and disturbing down home folklore. Michael
H. Price's collaborators include underground
comics legend Frank Stack (Adventures
of Jesus), humor high prince Mark
Martin, Hollywood historian George Turner,
Adrian Martinez (Heavy Metal),
Don Mangus, Todd Camp, writer John Wooley
and the inimitable Spencer Williams Jr.!
This
collection of two-fisted fiction will
knock you out!!! Due to some minor violence
and occasional impolite language, this
book is for Mature Readers. 80 black & white
pages with full color cover. Trade paperback
format (6-1/4 x 9)
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| Michael H.
Price's AW-SHUCKS SUSPENSE STORIES |
This amazing eighty-page collection rounds up eleven yarns
spanning series editor-author-artist Michael H. Price's more
than thirty years as a storyteller in the Southern Gothic
tradition, running the gamut from hair-raising folk tales
and true-crime and war yarns, to parody and satire to the
random uneasy mingling of horror and humor.
Showcasing such featured writers as Jim Marrs (author of Crossfire:
The Plot That Killed JFK and Alien Agenda), whose
story, "It Takes A Child To Raze A Village", boasts
the debut of his daughter, illustrator Cat Marrs. Other talents
represented include Hanna-Barbera artist Bill Alger, whose
rambunctious cartooning on a centerpiece story, "The Great
Wazoo Gets His Mojo Workin", drawn from Deep Southern
folklore, also yields the cover artwork; Mark Dietz's "Memories
and Lies", an embittered reflection on war from a ground-zero
vantage; New York gallery painter Adrian Martinez, in a haunting
encore from the original Southern-Fried Homicide, the harrowing "Sunk
Rats", as adapted by Price from the artist's memoirs;
the late George E. Turner, in a continuation of his "Mummy's
Family Album" collection of bizarre vignettes; pioneering
Texas political cartoonist Jack Patton; and modern-day newspaper
designer-illustrators Dale Taylor and Todd Camp.
The stories include both hitherto unseen pieces, developed
expressly for the Southern-Fried Homicide series, and strategic
resurrections from books long out of print. Among the latter
are Price and Camp's "Twin Freaks", a delightfully
demented homage to the old Kurtzman-edited MAD Comics; and
Price's posthumous collaboration with Jack Patton on the impolite, "A
True Life Story", which first saw publication in Heavy
Metal magazine. The customary gratuitous inclusion of a
story featuring Price's redneck-lawman character, Constable
Moe Lester, receives a definite interpretation from Dale Taylor,
an artist who was scarcely more than an infant back when the
earliest Moe Lester comic strips began appearing around
1970-71. Rounding out the collection is a folio of "lost" out-takes
from Price's "Bloody Visions" true-crime trading
card series of the early 1990s. Due to some mild violence,
this book is recommended for Mature Readers. 80 black & white
pages with full color cover. Trade paperback format (6-1/4
x 9).
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| MUÑECA:
An Anthology of Crime Stories |
Artist Lamberto Alvarez and writer Michael H. Price, fellow
Texans and veteran comics storytellers present MUÑECA:
An Anthology of Crime Stories. From the Texas Panhandle
to gator-infested Bayous, these stories cover subject matter
that will chill readers to the bone, especially true-crime
aficionados. Using the illustrated comics medium, Muñeca
is rich in dialogue and illustrated action. This forty-eight
page anthology includes six tales of murder and mayhem written
by Price, author of the downhome graphic anthologies, Southern-Fried
Homicide and Aw-Shucks Suspense Stories. The stories in Muñeca
are then brought to graphic life through Alvarez's decidedly
abstract, but fascinating, pen and ink scratchboard illustrations.
Alvarez, a former newspaper illustrator whose work has appeared
in Heavy Metal and Taboo. For bilingual readers, Muñeca
also contains a short Spanish-language text story written
by Alvarez's father about the life of a bachelor in the barrio.
And the book is rounded out with a portfolio of Alvarez's
black and white scratchboard illustrations. Due to some mild
violence, this book is recommended for Mature Readers. 48
black & white pages with full color covers. Trade paperback
format (6-1/2 x 10-1/4).
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| Lee Harvey OSWALD'S CONFESSION
Graphic Novel * JFK |
So just what, exactly did Lee Harvey Oswald tell the Fuss in
those final hours before Mob goon and poon tycoon Jack Ruby
blasted the pathetic little loser's Pinko carcass to Kingdom
Come? Some mighty convincing guesswork here, in OSWALD'S
CONFESSION. This impossibly rare Cremo Studios production
speculates compellingly in 64 black & white pages of paranoia-drenched
imaginary eavesdropping. Related by Jim Marrs, author of
Crossfire - the chief inspiration for Oliver Stone's JFK.
Illustrated by more artists than you can shake a schtick
at - including Chief of Creamonologists Michael H. Price
and letterer Basil Weaselbeezer.
Secretly printed in 1998. Only 400 copies survive. Trade paperback,
Graphic Novel. In Mint Unread Condition.
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| CREMO COMIX COMBO-PAK |
Boy Howdy! This pack contains three (3) primo Cremo Studios
comical books signed by writer/artist extraordinare, Michael
H. Price! Bonus! Every pack contains a limited-edition Xerograph
Print!!! All packed up nice and purty in a plastic comic
bag and sanitary sealed for your protection!
KRIME DUZZINT PAY! collects the Kronikles
of Konstable Moe Lester, a decidedly less
than politically correct lawman by the definitely
disturbed Michael Aitch Price and his mob.
32 b/w pages with two-color cover.
STICHES collects some totally twisted
humor comix by Michael H. Price and Todd
Camp including their tribute to the great
Ernie Bushmiller, "An Epidemic of Nancitis" and
their masterful parody of Twin Peaks ala
Kurtzman's Mad Comics. Wild, wonderful and
wacked-out!!! 32 b/w pages with full color
cover.
LEX EICON AND THE NUMEROLOGIST --
Jerome McDonough and Michael H. Price deliver
the flat-out weirdest alphabet book ever!
42 b/w pages with black-as-midnight covers!
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