Through A Basement Window: The Collected Comix of Clark A. Dissmeyer 1984–1986

Through A Basement Window: The Collected Comix of Clark A. Dissmeyer 1984–1986 published October 2017

156 pages, 7.5 x 9.25 inches, 7.99 US (pretty sure; see below)/ ?CAN/MEX, ? World, no idea about trades (I'm guessing probably not?) 

by Clark Dissmeyer (author), Marc Myers (editor), and Richard Krauss (designer)

Clark Dissmeyer
917 E. 25th St. Apt #5
Kearney, NE 68847
Marc: muckmires@hotmail.com
Richard: arkay@larquepress.com

This submission for review came in without a review sheet, so I'm not sure how much it costs. Some googling led to online outlets (it's on Amazon and Barnes & Noble for $7.99, so I'm going with that), which is probably where you'd need to order it as well. It's a perfect-bound book done in black & white, featuring stories that have never before been published. Most of it is pretty squarely placed in the horror/Twilight Zone genre, spooky stories, dark thoughts, death -- if you're into horror, you'll dig this collection. The construction of the comics themselves are bold and the book is clearly organized, including an introduction about Dissmeyer's work and the period of time in which he composed these works (I mean, over a span of two years, this is a lot of work!). It's a solid book with a substantial amount of material.