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Big Book of Urban Legends |
1 | Jan 95 | Editor Andy Helfer reincarnates the Piranha line in a new guise aimed at non-comic book readers. First is the Big Book of Urban Legends, a squarebound trade featuring illustrated short anecdotes. by Robert Loring Fleming |
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1-3 | Jan 95 | Paradox Mystery begins with Joel Rose and Amos Poe’s La Pacifica in which a motel owner gets involved with a string of serial killings, (5x8 black and white, 3 issues) Edited by Andy Helfer. |
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1-4 | Jan 95 | Paradox Fiction begins with J Marc DeMatteis’ Brooklyn Dreams, a surrealistic novel about life in Brooklyn (5X8 black and white, 4 issues). Art by Glenn Barr. Edited by Bronwyn Taggart |
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2 | Apr 95 | by Carl Posey and Gahan Wilson |
Family Man |
1-3 | Apr 95 | A right wing death squad is murdering mafia dons. Only theFamily Man and his brother Msgr Charles can save them. By Jerome Charyn and Joe Staton. Edited by Joel Rose and Jim Higgins. |
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3 | Jun 95 | by Bronwyn Carlton |
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1-3 | Aug 95 | A Paradox Mystery by Randy DeBurke. Two Street wise cops track a serial killer. Edited by Joel Rose. |
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Oct 1995 | Howard Cruse's Stuck Rubber Baby is a hardcover, edited by Bronwyn Taggart. This memoir of growing up in the south during the civil rights movement is soon found in libraries everywhere. | |
Green Candles |
1-3 | Nov 1995 | Edited by Joel Rose. A Paradox Mystery Written by Tom DeHaven and illustrated by Robin Smith. Priviate Eye John Halting investigates the mysterious photos being mailed to his daughter's school teacher. |
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4 | Dec 95 | by Doug Moench, edited by Bronwyn Taggart. |
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5 | Apr 1996 | by Gahan Wilson |
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6 | Jul 1996 | The most inept crooks who hae ever broken the law. |
Project |
1-2 | Nov 1996 | edited by Andy Helfer written by John Figueroa. Art by Kirk Albert |
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7 | Nov 1996 | by Carl Sifakis. True tales of the greatestn lies ever told. |
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Summer | 1996 | A tabloid style magazine featuring material reprinted from the various Paradox Press Big Books. Lasts 2 issues. |
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1 | Aug 1996 | by Masashi Tanaka reprinted from Japan. |
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Big Book of Thugs |
8 | Jan 1997 | by JoelRose. The most notorious gangs "since the beginning of time". |
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9 | Mar 1997 | by Paul Kirchner. Covers everything from President Garfield to the new Coke. |
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May 1997 | A History of Violence by John Wagner. edited by Andy Helfer.Paradox Graphic Mysteries are now co-published by Pocket Books Art by Vince Locke. After a father kills a man in self-defense his previously unknown past is dredged up. | |
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10 | Jun 1997 | by Doug Moench. Alien abductions, ufos, and other bizarre happenings. |
Weird |
1-4 | Jul 1997 | is a lower priced version of last summer's 100% True? |
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11 | Oct 1997 | by John Wagner. Documents the history of "religion's greatest heroes". |
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12 | Jan 1998 | by Jonathan Vankin. "A riveting look at the power of greed, sex and perversion." |
Bogie Man |
Jun 1998 | by Alan Grant and John Wagner, reprints two stories from a British comic book series. | |
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13 | Jun 1998 | by Jonathan Vankin. "The best of the worst of everything." |
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3 | Jun 1998 | Pardox's Japanese reprint series of Gon stories by Masashi Tanaka continues, this time with Gon Color Spectacular. Edited by Andy Helfer. |
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Jun 1998 | by Max Alan Collins and Richard Piers Rainer (Paradox Press) a father and son bond while on a mission of revenge and assasination. Edited by Andy Helfer. Eventually a major motion picture. | |
Big Book of the Weird Wild West |
14 | Oct 1998 | by John Whalen |
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15 | Mar 1999 | By Steven Vance and D A Stern. Explores "humanity's worst habits in all their sinful glory" (including comic books). |
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16 | Sept 99 | Edited by Jim Higgins. Retelling the old fairy tales with the original graphic violence |
Gon Underground |
5 | Nov 99 | |
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17 | Jun 2000 | Written by Jonathan Vankin, Edited by Jim Higgins, Jr. |
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Jul 2000 | by Scott McCloud. Edited by Karen Berger. The sequel to McCloud's ground breaking Understanding Comics, presents a new theory of comics for the 21 st Century. | |
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1-4 | Sept 2000 | Written by Boaz Yakin and illustrated by Erez Yakin. Fuddle is a time traveler who's adventures are damaging the time stream. Edited by Karen Berger. |
Gon on Safari |
6 | Sep 2000 | More tales of Masashi Tanaka's Gon. Edited by Andy Helfer. |
