Panels from Batman No. 473 (DC Comics, 1992). By Peter Milligan and Norm Breyfogle.From Oxfam in Nottingham.

Panels from Batman No. 473 (DC Comics, 1992). By Peter Milligan and Norm Breyfogle.From Oxfam in Nottingham.

Art By Darwyn Cooke, From Dc Talent Showcase No. 19 (Dc Comics, 1985).From Oxfam In Nottingham.

Thriller No. 6 (Dc Comics, 1983). Cover Art By Trevor Von Eeden.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

Sasquatch, By M.e.knerr (Nel, 1978).From A Charity Shop In Nottingham.

Deadman No. 3 (Dc Comics, 2002). Cover Art By Mike Mignola.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

Secrets Of The Haunted House No. 44 (Dc Comics, 1982). Cover Art By Bernie Wrightson.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

The Shadow Annual No. 2 (Dc Comics, 1988). Cover Art By Kyle Baker.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

The Shadow No. 3 (Dc Comics, 1987). Cover Art By Bill Sienkiewicz.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

Page From The Shadow No. 3 (Dc Comics, 1987). Art By Bill Sienkiewicz.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

The Glass Cage, By Colin Wilson (Bantam, 1973).From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.“Enraged And Stifled With Tormenthe Threw His Right Arm To The Northand His Left Arm To The South.”Just These Words From Blake. No Sign Of A Body, But The Tide

Tales Of Terror From Outer Space, Edited By R. Chetwynd-Hayes. (Fontana Books, 1975).

The Ghoul, By Guy Smith (Sphere, 1976).From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.

The Uncanny, By William Lauder (Arrow Books, 1977)From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.&Amp;Hellip;The Shadowy Figures Lurking In Dark Corners.&Amp;Hellip;The Evil Eyes Constantly Watching Man.&Amp;Hellip;The Terrible Instruments Of Their Own Revenge.the Uncanny

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