Moonstone
The company began in 1995 publishing creator-owned comics and has continued to do so. In 2001 they began to publish works based on open license properties as well as collecting a notable collection of licensed properties, they have also brought back a number of public domain pulp characters such as Secret Agent X, The Phantom Detective, Lady Domino, and Airboy.
Moonstone is now the owner of classic properties such as The Avenger, Doc Savage, and the sci-fi cult classic Buckaroo Banzai. They secured the rights to the toy line Captain Action and publish comics based on that character, as well as the character Lady Action. Additionally, they publish several titles based upon the White Wolf RPG universe World of Darkness and offer several other titles available in many genres including action, horror, thriller, mystery, western and humor.
If your local shop doesn’t carry Moonstone Books publications you can send them to www.moonstonebooks.com , or feel free to order via their web-store.
One of their innovations is a new style of presenting graphic stories which they call Wide-View, which consists of basically a text story situated above and below a thick strip of art with which runs though the middle, no word balloons are used. This style is currently seen in the title The Spider, The Avenger, and now The Phantom.
Moonstone is publishing Golden Age characters from Fiction House, Hillman, Popular Publications, and a few others
Airboy (Hillman)
Airfighters Bald Eagle (Hillman)
Black Angel (Hillman)
Flying Dutchman (Hillman)
Flying Fool (Hillman)
Iron Ace (Hillman)
Sky Wolf (Hillman)
Valkyrie (Hillman)
Heap (Hillman)
Captain Satan (Popular Publications)
Captain Zero (Popular Publications)
Domino Lady (Fiction House)
G-8 (Popular Publications)
Moon Man (Ace Magazines)
Operator No. 5 (Popular Publications)
Phantom Detective (Nedor)
Rocketman Republic Pictures 1949
X the Phantom Fed (Ace Magazines)
Captain Midnight (Fawcett,Moonstone, Dark Horse)
Death Angel
Decimator Smith
Gladiator (Pulp novels)
Green Ghost Detective
Ki-Gor, The Jungle Lord
Skull Killer
Golden Amazon (Toronto Star Weekly)
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