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The Koky Dailies
Large A4-sized coffee table book. This is the companion piece to THE KOKY SUNDAYS recently published by Ramble House. It's the daily comic strips of the odd family strip by Richard O'Brien and Mort Gerberg from the early 70s.
Print: $20.12
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The Compleat Ova Hamlet TPB
Trade paperback. Being the compleat collection of parodies of famous SF authors by the esteemed Richard A. Lupoff. Introduced by Philip Klass and now twice as pregnant with Ova stories than the original 1979 edition. Illustrated by Trina Robbins.
Print: $17.97
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Vixen Scandal TPB
Trade Paperback. Two of Jim Harmon's classic -- and hard-to-find -- sleaze novels from 1961. VIXEN HOLLOW and THE CELLULOID SCANDAL. Printed in Ramble House's new "69" format, it features an introduction by Richard A. Lupoff.
Print: $19.96
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The Koky Sundays TPB
Trade Paperback. A collection of all of the Koky Sunday funnies from 1979 to 1981 by Richard O'Brien and artist Mort Gerberg. These 104 B&W comics are reprinted for the first time since they appeared in national syndication.
Print: $17.92
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The Secret Adventures of Sherlock Holmes TPB
Trade paperback. Published in 2007, this collection of pastiches by well-known paperback and noir enthusiast Gary Lovisi, has three great stories, an intro by Gary and an afterword by Richard A. Lupoff.
Print: $17.97
Download: $8.00
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The Skull in the Box CTB
Coffee Table Book Edition of the amazing collection of all four SKULL IN THE BOX novels. Man with the Magic Eardrums, Crimson Box, Wooden Spectacles and Lavender Gripsack. One volume of the most exasperating courtroom case ever.
Print: $20.54
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The Matilda Hunter Murder CTB
Coffee Table Book edition. This second very large book from Ramble House is full of words about a fantastic plot to explode a suitcase-sized atomic bomb - and a lot more. And it was written in 1931! One of the longest old mysteries ever written.
Print: $18.10
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The Box From Japan CTB
Coffee-Table Book. This is Ramble House's first coffee-table book, large enough to impress your friends and full of so many good Keelerian words and plots you'll never get through it. A masterpiece of fiction and art.
Print: $19.38
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Killer's Caress
Hardcover. Three black moles on a voluptuous siren’s shapely thigh lead Johnny Harding, dapper, wise-cracking columnist of the Daily Telegraph, into a web of crime and caresses adroitly spun by a spider of seduction.
For the debut of his popular character in book form, Cary Moran has written a fast-moving, thrill-packed story studded with laughs, mystery and passion.
The Broadway scene, with its chicanery and un-moralities, forms the background for the characters who march across its pages; they are etched in terse, dynamic language.
If, for any reason, you object to the calling of a spade by its proper name, this is not for you — Cary Moran has avoided pulling his verbal punches. The women who weave their sensual way through his story live, love and lust. The men have red blood flowing through their veins.
We give you — if you can take it — a mystery story in the modern manner.
Hardcover Print: $32.00
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Tenebrae TPB
Trade paperback.This is the first reprinting of this thriller since its publication in 1898. It's the story of a pair of brothers, the woman they love, and the horrors of spiders and jealousy. A vintage classic.
Print: $18.00
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Maniac Siren TPB
Trade paperback. Two incredible novels from 1961 by the author of numerous sleaze classics, Jim Harmon. In one volume, THE MAN WHO MADE MANIACS and SILENT SIREN. This is Hollywood as it really was back in the 50s.
Print: $19.97
Download: $8.00
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The Green Toad TPB
Trade paperback. It was not a good day for Inspector Jackson. He spotted an illegally parked car and when he told the driver to move on, the man's head fell off! Then he identified the car and the body as belonging to George Barran, wealthy landowner, and with fingerprint evidence proved that the body somehow murdered itself. But he was really surprised when George Barran, alive and angry, showed up at the police station later that afternoon complaining about being bothered by the police. And the Inspector hasn't even been to the Barran estate yet, where he will find a huge green toad.
Print: $17.97
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Freaks And Fantasies TPB
Trade Paperback. Chris Mikul, the brains behind Bizarrism, has collected 14 rare stories by Tod Robbins, including 'Spurs' the story upon which Tod Browning's FREAKS film was based. Incredible weirdness in a jugular vein.
Print: $19.97
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Black Hogan Strikes Again TPB
Trade Paperback. Ramble House is the only modern publisher who is bringing back into print odd, hard-to-find minor classics of niche fiction. You won't read a better adventure novel of the Australian outback of the 30s this year!
Print: $15.97
Download: $8.00
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The Gold Star Line TPB
Trade Paperback. Published in 1899, these stories of the adventures and crime-solvings of a purser aboard a ocean-liner hold up remarkably well a hundred years later. You won't find this book in your bookstores!
Print: $17.97
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West Texas War and Other Western Stories TPB
Trade Paperback. A complete novel, WEST TEXAS WAR, and several short stories by Brooklyn's Gary Lovisi of Gryphon Books. Gary has learned from the best and these rousing six-shooters will take to back the the wild west in true Lovisi style.
Print: $17.97
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The Singular Problem of the Stygian House-Boat TPB
Trade Paperback. John Kendrick Bangs wrote two novels about a house-boat wherein gather all of the literati of the centuries. Both A House-Boat on the Styx (1895) and Pursuit of the House-Boat (1897) are in this volume.
Print: $15.97
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Owl of Darkness TPB
Trade paperback. Written by Max Afford in 1942, this is a classic impossible crime novel about a villain dressed as an owl terrorizing a quaint village.
Print: $17.97
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Blood on His Hands TPB
Trade Paperback. This is the third Max Afford title brought back by Ramble House. It's a 1937 thriller with 'impossible' overtones, including a locked room murder.
Print: $17.97
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Death's Mannikins TPB
Trade paperback. A 1937 classic from Australia's Max Afford (1906-1954) about a country manor where every member of the family has a mannikin that looks like him. When one turns up, the person dies, horribly.
Print: $17.97
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