TwoMorrows’ Complete AMERICAN COMIC BOOK CHRONICLES to Be Offered as an EIGHT-BOOK SET

From the 1940s to the 1990s… coming in early 2027!

TwoMorrows’ long-running hardcover history series American Comic Book Chronicles will be offered as a complete, eight-book set in February 2027.

Here’s the deal — straight from the publisher:

GET THE FULL SET, COVERING COMICS HISTORY FROM THE 1940s TO THE 1990s!

You get all 8 hardcover volumes ($377.60 cover price, 2168 pages) as a set at 30% off, with digital editions included! Or order the full set of digital editions separately for $127.99. These sets are not sold in stores.

The set includes these ACBC volumes:

American Comic Book Chronicles: 1940-44
American Comic Book Chronicles: 1945-49
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1950s
American Comic Book Chronicles: 1960-64
American Comic Book Chronicles: 1965-69
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1970s
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1980s
American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1990s

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The total for the hardcovers is $200 and the set will be available Feb. 3, 2027. (Date tentative and subject to change.) You can preorder now by clicking here.

There’s a lot more from TwoMorrows just added for 2027 (and into 2028), so check out the links below — and head on back here across the next few days!

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MORE

— GERRY CONWAY Tribute Issues Leads SIX BACK ISSUE Editions Added to 2027 Slate. Click here.

— TREVOR VON EEDEN Gets Well-Deserved Attention in Upcoming COMIC BOOK CREATOR Issue. Click here.

— TwoMorrows Adds a SECOND Spotlight on DON NEWTON. Click here.

Author: Dan Greenfield

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  1. That’s a bargain price for this complete set…I have them all as individual books and they’re terrific… highly recommended!

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  2. Exceptional set of books!

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  3. I snatched up all of the individual volumes as soon as they were available. Fantastic resources. I guess they are never going to do one on the very earliest days of comics in the late 1930’s or a 2000-2010 set. I would think enough time has passed to gain perspective on the early 2000’s.

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