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Amazing 3-D Comics!

Author: Craig Yoe
Hardback: 176 pages
Publisher: IDW Publishing (2011)
Avg. Rating: [ Unrated ]
ISBN: 1600108539
In Print? No

The history of 3-D comic books, covering in detail the roles played by Norman Maurer, Joe Kubert and Len Maurer, and the Three Stooges comic book series, in the publishing fad that began in 1953.  Reprints "The Three Stooges" # 2 (Oct. 1953, St. John).

Promotional blurb...

"Before there were 3-D movies there were 3-D comics!  In the mid-fifties comic book great Joe Kubert hit upon the idea of doing comics in 3-D, which resulted in some of the best-selling comics of all time, with print runs in the millions!  Eisner Award winner Craig Yoe collects the best of these stories and samples by artists like Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Bob Powell, Al Jaffee, Russ Heath, Milt Stein, Alex Toth, and many more!  Carefully re-mastered and reproduced in large format so that every dynamic, eye-popping effect can be looked at in astonishment!  The comics cover every genre: superhero, jungle adventures, horror comics, science fiction, funny animals, satire, western and romance! Features a fascinating, behind-the-scenes introduction by the mastermind behind 3-D comics himself, Mr. Joe Kubert! Rare art and ephemera as only Yoe Books does it! And, yes, of course, it comes with special FREE 3-D GLASSES! BUT WAIT! There's more! This must-have hardback book boasts a special linticular 3-D cover that puts the amazing in Amazing 3-D Comics! As with the entire line of Yoe Books, the reproduction techniques employed strive to preserve the look and feel of expensive vintage comics. Painstakingly remastered, enjoy the closest possible recreation of reading these comics when first released."


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