Howard Review Robert (3 results)

Stapled pictorial wrappers. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. Second printing (& 1st edition thus). First issue of fanzine/small-press magazine devoted to Robert E. Howard. Second printing of issue no 1, but with a new front cover by Stephen Fabian (the first printing of issue no 1 was by Tom Foster), better production (the first printing of issue no 1 was mimeographed) and expanded contents (the first printing of issue no 1 had 28 pages, this has 40 pages), this ''Second Edition'' fully qualifies as a separate edition to be collected. Octavo, single issue, pictorial wrappers, stapled. 600 copies printed. Note: the original printing of no 1 was mimeographed and limited to just 180 copies: demand was so great that this 600 copy reprint was issued almost immediately after (and indeed there was a further printing of 500 copies in October 1975). …

Stapled pictorial wrappers. First edition. Fourth issue of fanzine/small-press magazine devoted to Robert E. Howard. Octavo, single issue, pictorial wrappers, stapled. Together with a separate booklet, ''The Illustrators Of R.E.H.: Roy G. Krenkel'', both items laid into a printed pictorial envelope. Fine copy as issued in printed (pictorial paper envelope (as issued). …

Condition: 22 Newspapers, Very Good. Cross Plains: Cross Plains Review:, 2002. 22 Newspapers, Very Good, 22 complete copies of THE CROSS PLAINS REVIEW and one copy of THE BROWNWOOD BULLETIN. Virtually all of these issues (published mostly in 2003 - 2005) have an article on Robert E. Howard, The Barbarian Festival, Howard Days, The Robert E. Howard house, Robert E. Howard Scholarship, the special post office REH cancellation program and other REH-related topics. Yea, they're just newspapers - but very interesting newspapers - at least for the Howard fan. Think your Howard collection is complete? Not quite, at least until you acquire a few issues of the CROSS PLAINS BULLETIN.…