Lone Wolf And Cub Full 1-45 First Run First Print Excluding #1 Is 3rd Press for Sale

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Lone Wolf And Cub Full 1-45 First Run First Print Excluding #1 Is 3rd Press:
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Lone Wolf And Cub Full 1-45 First Run First Print Excluding #1 Is 3rd Press. Condition is "Very Good". Shipped with USPS media.nice instant collection.condition varies but overall solid.issue #1 is 3rd printing,all the rest are first pint first press.good stuff.Very Fine Condition Range Set. Lone Wolf and Cub complete issue 1-45 run of First Publishing comics (1st English Translation) Lone Wolf and Cub is a manga created by writer Kazuo Koike and artist Goseki Kojima. First published in 1970 (in Japan), the story was adapted into six films starring Tomisaburo Wakayama, four plays, a television series starring Kinnosuke Yorozuya, and is widely recognized as an important and influential work. Lone Wolf and Cub was later released in North America in a translated English edition by First Comics in 1987. The monthly series of comic-book-sized issues featured covers by Frank Miller, Bill Sienkiewicz, Matt Wagner, Mike Ploog, and Ray Lago. Sales were initially strong but fell sharply as the company went into a general decline. First Comics shut down in 1991 without completing the series, publishing less than a third of the total series over 45 issues. Starting in September 2000, Dark Horse Comics began to release an English translation of the full series in 28 smaller-sized trade paperback volumes with longer page-counts (from 260 to over 300 pages), similar to the volumes published in Japan. Dark Horse completed the presentation of the entire series, fully translated, with the publication of the 28th volume in December 2002. Dark Horse reused all of Miller's covers from the First Comics edition, as well as several done by Sienkiewicz, and commissioned Wagner, Guy Davis, and Vince Locke to produce new covers for several volumes of the collections.