Melvin Monster, Vol. 3 (The John Stanley Library) Silver Age (1956-1970) Bad Break cooks up a

Bad Break cooks up a classic crime story and peppers it with plenty of Noir tropes and dark humor

An original 5 1/2: x 8 1/2" storyboard hand-drawn by John Pomeroy

Walter Lantz

" John Singer Sargent explained to his fellow artist Graham Robertson in the summer of 1894

Antonella Caputo and Nick Miller

Melvin Monster, Vol. 3 (The John Stanley Library) Silver Age (1956-1970) Bad Break cooks up aCollects issues #7 to 9 of the Dell comic book series (1967). From the publisher: The kids' comic classic, designed by Seth The ghoulish capers of everyone's favorite monster continue with the third volume of the acclaimed series. Melvin lands his first babysitting job only to discover he has his hands full, literally the "baby" in this case is a giant sized monster, almost the size of a room. Melvin meets his friend for a friendly game of marbles. An