First issue of Gorey's bracing alphabet book, with a lengthy inscription by the publisher to comedian Phyllis Diller asserting he "designed this format for all his books to get him into a larger market. It worked!"
Signed first printing of this adorably macabre picture book for older readers featuring a boy whose imagination is stimulated by reading lots of comic books.
First printing of this spooky collection of poetry about werewolves, vampires, and more, signed by the author and inscribed by the illustrator with an original drawing.
First printing of these poems about witches, goblins and trolls accompanied by lush illustrations – with a printed bookplate signed by Sis and Prelutsky laid in.
