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Book cover, featuring a close up photograph of Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker in a space suit and helmet.
Star Wars Widevision: The Original Topps Trading Card Series, Volume One
$ 24.95
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Red woven cover with two Japanese kanji symbols in reflective gold font.
hanayo, Hajime Sawatari - Tenko (Limited Edition)
$ 85.00
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Zine cover reading "From the Pit 2" featuring a black and white photo of an Asian woman in a dress and nice jewelry playing a guitar in front of a close crowd.
Eric Nakamura - From The Pit 2 Photo Zine
$ 7.00
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Cover for issue #13 of "Optic Nerve" comic, featuring a half cover of simple blue journal and the other part of the cover showing dense black and white comic panels.
Adrian Tomine - Optic Nerve #13
$ 5.95
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Gray book cover with a large violet rectangle on top third of cover with title and artist's name in English and Japanese. A close up illustration of a startled man with multicolor pupils looks at the viewer.
Takashi Murakami - I Love Prints And So I Make Them Catalog
$ 98.00
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Giant Robot issue 3. It features a black and white robot illustration from a tin toy box. It's facing left and firing missiles. There is cover text that says Alfredo Alcala, MAK 90, Emilys Sassy Lime, Doughnuts made by Cambodians, Asian Topics in Punk Songs, Hong Kong films, UFC V, Pizzicato, Sebadoh.
Giant Robot - Issue 3 Zine (Re-print)
$ 12.00
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Front cover of book. Photographs arranged in a grid show plates of food, chefs, and people eating. Text describes the book's contents.
Tadashi Ono & Harris Salat - Japanese Soul Cooking Cook Book
$ 27.50
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Two stacked copies of zine, white background with a colored illustration by Terada of a woman in an elaborately mechanical helmet with two salamander creatures around her head.
Katsuya Terada Hot Pot Girls II Zine
$ 5.00
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Katsuya Terada - Hot Pot Girls Zine
Katsuya Terada - Hot Pot Girls Zine
$ 5.00
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Tan colored cover of Shortcomings, with white petal patterns. 2 black and white illustrated people are in the bottom, each only half visible. One woman and one man.
Adrian Tomine - Shortcomings (Softcover)
$ 22.95
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Julie Doucet - Elle Humour book cover, all white with an upper case "E" made up of collaged newspaper.
Julie Doucet - Elle Humour
$ 39.95
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Giant Robot - Issue #16 features a color image of a woman dressed as a "school girl" kicking a rollerblader in the face. It reads "kicking face with Ming Tran"
Giant Robot - Issue #16
$ 12.00
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Christopher Doyle - Buenos Aires. A man wearing all jean material clothes and a baseball cap stands, looking away. A large ship is in the background.
Christopher Doyle - Buenos Aires
$ 105.00
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Giant Robot - Issue #62 features an illustration of an airplane going downwards, perhaps crashing into the ground. Behind it are many other planes doing the same. Yet also in the sky are rock like clouds and trees also falling.
Giant Robot - Issue #62
$ 12.00
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Giant Robot Issue #59 magazine cover, featuring an illustration of an urban street setting with vending machines, store fronts, signage and washing machines confined to a spherical shape. The sphere is floating above a mosaic ground empty city street. "Giant Robot" is written in bold red font at the top and topics that can be read in the product description.
Giant Robot - Issue #59
$ 8.00
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Giant Robot - Issue #58 features an illustration of a woman sitting in a Chinese painting like image. She's holding a bloody knife dripping of blood and there is a lake and trees behind her. There appears to be hiding mammals of some sort. Perhaps they are small bears.
Giant Robot - Issue #58
$ 12.00
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Giant Robot - Issue #53 features a red faced simple drawing that's reminiscent of a happy face, but more pear shaped. It's all on a white background
Giant Robot - Issue #53
$ 12.00
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Giant Robot Issue #51 magazine cover features free form line art illustration of a nude woman with long hair, perched with one leg up against a tree. "Giant Robot" is written in bold pink font across the top, with topics below reading "Hot Links, Get in the Minivan, Meet John Jay, Blog Jam, Black Arts, Lusty Ladies, Flashers, Feric."
Giant Robot - Issue #51
$ 8.00
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Giant Robot - Issue #52 features an illustration of two women with cone heads with hear. Their outfits include a pattern and the second person has one made up of further illustrations although it's shaped like a jacket. There is hand written text that includes Maid Cafes, Hawaii Modern, Iced Out, Machine Girl, and Albert Reyes,
Giant Robot - Issue #52
$ 12.00
Book cover, featuring a close up photograph of Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker in a space suit and helmet.
Side angle of book, displaying the medium thickness of book. Book cover, featuring a close up photograph of Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker in a space suit and helmet.
Open two page book spread of various Star Wars photographs and memorabilia.
Open two page book spread of various Star Wars photographs and memorabilia.
Open two page book spread of various Star Wars photographs and memorabilia.
Open two page book spread of various Star Wars photographs and memorabilia and accompanying text.
Open two page book spread of various Star Wars photographs and memorabilia.
Open two page book spread of various Star Wars photographs and memorabilia.
Book cover, featuring a close up photograph of Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker in a space suit and helmet.
Side angle of book, displaying the medium thickness of book. Book cover, featuring a close up photograph of Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker in a space suit and helmet.
Open two page book spread of various Star Wars photographs and memorabilia.
Open two page book spread of various Star Wars photographs and memorabilia.
Open two page book spread of various Star Wars photographs and memorabilia.
Open two page book spread of various Star Wars photographs and memorabilia and accompanying text.
Open two page book spread of various Star Wars photographs and memorabilia.
Open two page book spread of various Star Wars photographs and memorabilia.

Star Wars Widevision: The Original Topps Trading Card Series, Volume One

$ 24.95

Hardcover, 548 pages, measures 6 x 9 inches.

Following the successful release of multi-series trading cards based on the originalStar Wars film series (1977–83), Topps released the first volume of its Widevision series in 1995. These special cards were just as tall as the standard Topps trading cards but twice as long—a format that better reflected the widescreen dimensions of the films. Now, for the first time, every card, as well as rare promotional cards and limited edition chase cards, are reprinted in one deluxe collection. This new volume includes the fronts and backs of each card, showcasing original storyboards, fun facts, filmmaker quotes, behind-the-scenes photos, and exclusive commentary by George Lucas.

Also included are four bonus cards, rare promotional images, an introduction by Gary Gerani, the original editor of the Star Wars Topps series, and an afterword by Star Wars collector Stephen J. Sansweet.

Red woven cover with two Japanese kanji symbols in reflective gold font.
Open two page book spread. Left page is a sepia colored photograph of a young girl. Right page is many red notecards with small Japanese typed words one one another.
Side angle of red woven book.
Open two page book spread of slightly over exposed photographs with thick white page borders. Left is of a close up of a baby's feet in a onesie. Right is a leftover bowl of red gooey food.
Open two page book spread of photographs with thick white page borders. Left photo is of a little girl holding a large paper with doodles and Japanese writing. Right photo is of a group of people holding up signs, with the girl standing in the middle.
Open two page book spread of a photograph of multiple people standing in the middle of the woods, with sun shining through the leaves onto them.
Red woven cover with two Japanese kanji symbols in reflective gold font.
Open two page book spread. Left page is a sepia colored photograph of a young girl. Right page is many red notecards with small Japanese typed words one one another.
Side angle of red woven book.
Open two page book spread of slightly over exposed photographs with thick white page borders. Left is of a close up of a baby's feet in a onesie. Right is a leftover bowl of red gooey food.
Open two page book spread of photographs with thick white page borders. Left photo is of a little girl holding a large paper with doodles and Japanese writing. Right photo is of a group of people holding up signs, with the girl standing in the middle.
Open two page book spread of a photograph of multiple people standing in the middle of the woods, with sun shining through the leaves onto them.

hanayo, Hajime Sawatari - Tenko (Limited Edition)

$ 85.00

Hardcover, 6" x 8.25", 368 pages, 308 images, Limited edition of 1500 .

Hanayo found the Alice book on her way home from school. She was 15.
Tenko moved to Tokyo and met Hajime Sawatari. She was 15.
In London, when Alice was photographed, Hanayo was 3.
Alice was Tenko’s favourite book when she was 3.
When Hanayo moved to London, she was 19.
Tenko left Tokyo and Hanayo. She was 19.
The universe cycles. The wonders of life.

-From the artist's statement

Tenko, her beloved daughter, has always been an important subject for Japanese artist Hanayo. After the birth of Tenko, Hanayo has documented her daughter’s growing up between Tokyo and Berlin, in her double capacity as mother and artist.
One of the first and second books Tenko came into contact with during her childhood was “Shojo Arisu (Alice)” (1973) by Hajime Sawatari, In Hanayo’s photos, Tenko can be seen squatting over the photo book, reading in it as if it were a picture book.
At 15, Tenko met the creator of this favourite book of hers, photographer Hajime Sawatari. After their initial encounter, Tenko went on to become one of Sawatari’s most important photographic subjects. Five years later, the two have collaborated on photographic works that carry the mystical, distant sensuality of the original “Alice” photobook.

The photo book “Tenko” is an intersection between Hanayo’s photos, taken in her role as Tenko’s mother, and Hajime Sawatari’s mystical, sensual photos inspired by Tenko’s favourite childhood book, Sawatari’s “Alice”. 
      Zine cover reading "From the Pit 2" featuring a black and white photo of an Asian woman in a dress and nice jewelry playing a guitar in front of a close crowd.
      Open 2 page zine spread featuring black and white photography of scenes from punk rock style concerts, with close proximity to the performer or the crowd.
      Open 2 page zine spread featuring black and white photography of scenes from punk rock style concerts, with close proximity to the performer or the crowd.
      Open 2 page zine spread featuring black and white photography of scenes from punk rock style concerts, with close proximity to the performer or the crowd.
      Zine cover reading "From the Pit 2" featuring a black and white photo of an Asian woman in a dress and nice jewelry playing a guitar in front of a close crowd.
      Open 2 page zine spread featuring black and white photography of scenes from punk rock style concerts, with close proximity to the performer or the crowd.
      Open 2 page zine spread featuring black and white photography of scenes from punk rock style concerts, with close proximity to the performer or the crowd.
      Open 2 page zine spread featuring black and white photography of scenes from punk rock style concerts, with close proximity to the performer or the crowd.

      Eric Nakamura - From The Pit 2 Photo Zine

      $ 7.00

      26 pages, measures 5.5 x 8.5 inches.

      From the vault, comes the second installment of "From the Pit" photo zine.

      Before Giant Robot, owner and founder Eric Nakamura shot seminal late 80's / early 90's punk rock bands. Photo's capture performers in their early days. Beautifully shot; history was captured.

      Features photos of such bands and performers as Firehouse, "5,6,7,8's," The Dwarves, Soundgarden, L&, The Go-Nuts, Rocket From the Crypt, Butthole Surfers and more!  Forward by Eric. 

      Cover for issue #13 of "Optic Nerve" comic, featuring a half cover of simple blue journal and the other part of the cover showing dense black and white comic panels.

      Adrian Tomine - Optic Nerve #13

      $ 5.95

      Softcover, 40 pages, measures 10 x 6.8 inches.

      Publisher Drawn & Quarterly explains, "Acclaimed cartoonist Adrian Tomine (New York Drawings, Shortcomings) returns with a dazzling new issue of his two-decade-long comic book series! Optic Nerve #13 features three complete stories, each distinct in their tone and visual style. "Go Owls" is a dark comedy about 12-step programs, drug dealing, and minor league baseball. "Translated, from the Japanese," illustrates the diary of a young Japanese mother, caught between two countries and hovering on the precipice of divorce. "Winter, 2012" is an autobiographical glimpse into Tomine's home life and his ongoing struggles with the modern world. Throughout Optic Nerve #13, Tomine channels contemporary zeitgeist and vernacular to produce flawlessly designed, compellingly readable stories."

      Gray book cover with a large violet rectangle on top third of cover with title and artist's name in English and Japanese. A close up illustration of a startled man with multicolor pupils looks at the viewer.
      Open page excerpt, illustration of many multicolor Murakami flower faces.
      Gray book cover with a large violet rectangle on top third of cover with title and artist's name in English and Japanese. A close up illustration of a startled man with multicolor pupils looks at the viewer.
      Open page excerpt, illustration of many multicolor Murakami flower faces.

      Takashi Murakami - I Love Prints And So I Make Them Catalog

      $ 98.00
      Softcover, 10" x 8.5", 128 pages, Full Color, Text in Japanese & English

      A wonderful catalog of Murakami's prints from his KaiKai KiKi Gallery! Classic first run prints from his collection.
      Giant Robot issue 3. It features a black and white robot illustration from a tin toy box. It's facing left and firing missiles. There is cover text that says Alfredo Alcala, MAK 90, Emilys Sassy Lime, Doughnuts made by Cambodians, Asian Topics in Punk Songs, Hong Kong films, UFC V, Pizzicato, Sebadoh.
      The back features an Asian man in a robe surrounded by four Asian women all pointing guns at the man. It says Lounging Like a Giant Robot Spy.
      Page that has picture of a person holding an assault rifle. The headline reads Welcome to the Wonderful World of Chinese Guns.
      Giant Robot Launch! Page spread, featuring a sumo wrestler in center. There's a right hand page Blurts and has pictures of Hello Kitty, Bruce Lee, and a shaved head woman.
      Giant Robot - Issue 3 Zine (Re-print)
      Giant Robot issue 3. It features a black and white robot illustration from a tin toy box. It's facing left and firing missiles. There is cover text that says Alfredo Alcala, MAK 90, Emilys Sassy Lime, Doughnuts made by Cambodians, Asian Topics in Punk Songs, Hong Kong films, UFC V, Pizzicato, Sebadoh.
      The back features an Asian man in a robe surrounded by four Asian women all pointing guns at the man. It says Lounging Like a Giant Robot Spy.
      Page that has picture of a person holding an assault rifle. The headline reads Welcome to the Wonderful World of Chinese Guns.
      Giant Robot Launch! Page spread, featuring a sumo wrestler in center. There's a right hand page Blurts and has pictures of Hello Kitty, Bruce Lee, and a shaved head woman.
      Giant Robot - Issue 3 Zine (Re-print)

      Giant Robot - Issue 3 Zine (Re-print)

      $ 12.00

      Zine measures 8.5 x 11 inches, 70 pages, Black & White.

      Giant Robot history reprinted! Before it was a magazine, Giant Robot was a zine. And Issue 3 is back 20 years later! Culture that is still relevant and interesting to this day.  Re-discover it all! Articles on:

      • Alfredo Alcala comic book artist
      • MAK-90's - Are you safe without one?
      • Emily's Sassy Lime vs Rice! The War.
      • Doughnuts made by Cambodians.
      • Asian Topics in old Punk Songs
      • Hong Kong Films
      • Nails, Youth, Sumo, UFC V, Pizzicato, Blurts, Sebadoh and Tons More!
      Front cover of book. Photographs arranged in a grid show plates of food, chefs, and people eating. Text describes the book's contents.
      Inside page of book. Photograph in a grid pattern show chefs presenting their dishes and people eating. Right side is a table of contents.
      Front cover of book. Photographs arranged in a grid show plates of food, chefs, and people eating. Text describes the book's contents.
      Inside page of book. Photograph in a grid pattern show chefs presenting their dishes and people eating. Right side is a table of contents.

      Tadashi Ono & Harris Salat - Japanese Soul Cooking Cook Book

      $ 27.50

      Hardcover, 256 pages, measures 7.7 x 1 x 9.3 inches.

      A collection of more than 100 recipes that introduces Japanese comfort food to American home cooks, exploring new ingredients, techniques, and the surprising origins of popular dishes like gyoza and tempura. 

      Move over, sushi.
      It’s time for gyoza, curry, tonkatsu, and furai. These icons of Japanese comfort food cooking are the dishes you’ll find in every kitchen and street corner hole-in-the-wall restaurant in Japan—the hearty, flavor-packed dishes that everyone in Japan, from school kids to grandmas, craves.
      In Japanese Soul Cooking, Tadashi Ono and Harris Salat introduce you to this irresistible, homey style of cooking. As you explore the range of exciting, satisfying fare, you may recognize some familiar favorites, such as ramen, soba, udon, and tempura. Others are lesser known Japanese classics—such as wafu pasta (spaghetti with bold, fragrant toppings like miso meat sauce), tatsuta-age (fried chicken marinated in garlic, ginger, and other Japanese seasonings), and savory omelets with crabmeat and shiitake mushrooms—that will instantly become standards in your kitchen as well. With foolproof instructions and step-by-step photographs, you’ll soon be knocking out chahan fried rice, mentaiko spaghetti, saikoro steak, and more for friends and family.
      Ono and Salat’s fascinating exploration of the surprising origins and global influences behind popular dishes is accompanied by rich location photography that captures the energy and essence of this food in everyday Japanese life, bringing beloved Japanese comfort food to Western home cooks for the first time.

      Two stacked copies of zine, white background with a colored illustration by Terada of a woman in an elaborately mechanical helmet with two salamander creatures around her head.

      Katsuya Terada Hot Pot Girls II Zine

      $ 5.00
      Softcover, 32 pages, Measures 4.25 x 6 inches, black & white.

      Released along with Katsuya Terada's second solo art show at our Giant Robot 2 gallery comes this Hot Pot Girls zine. Hot Pot Girls 2 features black and white photos of the artist's various drawings and paintings for his Hot Pot Girls show. What wonderful work!
      Katsuya Terada - Hot Pot Girls Zine

      Katsuya Terada - Hot Pot Girls Zine

      $ 5.00
      Softcover, 32 pages, Measures 4.25 x 6 inches, black & white.

      Released along with Katsuya Terada's solo art show at our Giant Robot 2 gallery comes this Hot Pot Girls zine. Features black and white photos of the artist's various drawings and paintings for his Hot Pot Girls show. What wonderful work!

      Tan colored cover of Shortcomings, with white petal patterns. 2 black and white illustrated people are in the bottom, each only half visible. One woman and one man.
      Black and white panel excerpt, an illustrated woman lays on her bed and looks and various photos of herself.
      Tan colored cover of Shortcomings, with white petal patterns. 2 black and white illustrated people are in the bottom, each only half visible. One woman and one man.
      Black and white panel excerpt, an illustrated woman lays on her bed and looks and various photos of herself.

      Adrian Tomine - Shortcomings (Softcover)

      $ 22.95
      Softcover, 9.25" x 6.5", 108pp, Black & White

      Ben Tanaka has problems. In addition to being rampantly critical, sarcastic, and insensitive, his longåÐterm relationship is awash in turmoil. His girlfriend, Miko Hayashi, suspects that Ben has a wandering eye, and more to the point, it's wandering in the direction of white women. This accusation (and its various implications) becomes the subject of heated, spiralling debate, setting in motion a story that pits California against New York, devotion against desire, and trust against truth.

      By confusing their personal problems with political ones, Ben and Miko are strangely alone together and oddly alike, even as they fly apart. Being human, all too human, they fail to see that what unites them is their shared hypocrisies, their double standards. This gray zone between the personal and the political is a minefield that Tomine navigates boldly and nimbly. The charged, volatile dialogues that result are unlike anything in Tomine's previous work or, for that matter, comics in general. But Shortcomings is no mere polemic. Any issues that are raised stand on equal footing with expertly-crafted plot turns, subtle characterization, and irreverent humor, all drawn in Tomine's heart-breakingly evocative style. What Tomine ultimately offers is more provocation than pronouncement--a brutal, funny, and insightful reflection of human shortcomings.

      Shortcomings was serialized in Tomine's iconic comic book series Optic Nerve (issues #9-11) and was excerpted in McSweeney's Quarterly Concern #13.

      Cover varies in color.
      Julie Doucet - Elle Humour book cover, all white with an upper case "E" made up of collaged newspaper.

      Julie Doucet - Elle Humour

      $ 39.95
      Hardcover, 7.25" x 8.25", 144pp, Full Color

      Renowned cartoonist Julie Doucet has created a unique, mass produced artistí«í´s book. Printed on a half dozen different papers in eight colors, this amalgamation of drawing, collage, painting, and narrative is a visionary meditation on love and its discontents. Using cut out, collaged letters and phrases to compose her oblique, poetic text, Doucetí«í´s words are as graphically enticing as her images. The book moves from pointed collages made from 1960s Quebecois magazines to abstract, psychedelic drawings to a moving catalog of her loverí«í´s possessions, and back again. The diversity of images could be the work of multiple artists, but Doucetí«í´s funny, frank sensibility ties it all together. Doucet, long known as the "female R. Crumb," and regarded as the finest female cartoonist of the 20th century, has never before published a book like this: a pure, non-comics distillation of her artistic sensibility. This complete work of art will appeal both to fans of her graphic novelsí«ÌÎÌÓwho will appreciate her sense of humor and vivacious drawingí«ÌÎÌÓand art aficionados who will be moved and surprised by her skills, and bowled over by her unforgettable images.
      Giant Robot - Issue #16 features a color image of a woman dressed as a "school girl" kicking a rollerblader in the face. It reads "kicking face with Ming Tran"

      Giant Robot - Issue #16

      $ 12.00

      The Martial Arts & Leisure Issue. Cover with Ming Tran.

      An oldie but goodie! Tura Santana Returns, Stick Fighters Revenge, Parappa Raps, Ming Tran, Shaolin Kung Fu, Tae-Bo Fever, Matrix Mahem and much much more!

      Note: Keep in mind we're nearing vintage age, so magazines will not always be in perfect condition, though all the contents will be just as great as you remember.
      Christopher Doyle - Buenos Aires. A man wearing all jean material clothes and a baseball cap stands, looking away. A large ship is in the background.

      Christopher Doyle - Buenos Aires

      $ 105.00

      Hardcover, 6" x 8.25", 220pp, Text in English and Japanese

      Some copies have some minor imperfections to the cover to some degree.

      Buenos Aries is sort of a visual journal of acclaimed cinematographer Christopher Doyle (2046, Hero, Infernal Affairs). The book documents his everday experiences on the set of Buenos Aries, a film that recreates the experiences of director Wong Kar-Wai and his crew while in Argentina in 1996. Each page is in entry penned by Doyle himself which is accompanied by incredible photographs of behind the scene moments on set and various locations in Argentina.

      Giant Robot - Issue #62 features an illustration of an airplane going downwards, perhaps crashing into the ground. Behind it are many other planes doing the same. Yet also in the sky are rock like clouds and trees also falling.

      Giant Robot - Issue #62

      $ 12.00

      The Character Builders issue. Cover by Rob Sato.

      Cover art and interview with artist Rob Sato
      Thrift shopping with author/futurist William Gibson
      Hong Kong's God of Vinyl Michael Lau
      The photography of skate legend/ripping musician Ray Barbee
      DMC champ/sound system master DJ Kentaro
      Oakland A's catcher/MVP/Hawai'i local Kurt Suzuki
      Daniel Wu eats 90-year-old beef brisket noodle broth
      The post garage rock fury of The Dirtbombs
      The Invisible Cities sighting
      Social design by Project H
      YOUNG-HAE CHANG HEAVY LIFTING INDUSTRIES lands in L.A.
      Korean filmmaker Kim Ji-won ain't nothing but a gorehound
      Actor Hiroshi Watanabe on rice
      Masakatsu Sashie + T.Rex = ?
      A Perfect Day in Santa Ana with Free The Robots
      Anime, movies, videogames, comics, and way more...

      Note: Keep in mind we're nearing vintage age, so magazines will not always be in perfect condition, though all the contents will be just as great as you remember.

      Giant Robot Issue #59 magazine cover, featuring an illustration of an urban street setting with vending machines, store fronts, signage and washing machines confined to a spherical shape. The sphere is floating above a mosaic ground empty city street. "Giant Robot" is written in bold red font at the top and topics that can be read in the product description.

      Giant Robot - Issue #59

      $ 8.00

      The Wreck Age Issue. Cover by Masakatsu Sashie.

      Artist Masakatsu Sashie, Actor Masahiro Motoki and director Yojior Takita from the Academy Award-winning Departures, Actress and ass kicker from Chocolate Jija Yanin, aniel Wu moving bricks in Sichuan, Tokyo Sonata director Kiyoshi Kurosawa, Tokyo! actress Ayako Fujitani, Master of cute bento, Makiko Ogawa, Ex-mafia badass relocated, Kenji Gallo, Seventies smut deconstructed by Anna Biller, Art photographer Gina Osterloh, Anti-war photographer Paul Park, Thao Nguyen interviews The Get Down Stay Down, Abe Vigoda--the band, not the actor, Suki Ewers--from Opal, Mazzy Star, Anemone, and much much more!

      Note: Keep in mind we're nearing vintage age, so magazines will not always be in perfect condition, though all the contents will be just as great as you remember.

      Giant Robot - Issue #58 features an illustration of a woman sitting in a Chinese painting like image. She's holding a bloody knife dripping of blood and there is a lake and trees behind her. There appears to be hiding mammals of some sort. Perhaps they are small bears.

      Giant Robot - Issue #58

      $ 12.00

      The Fifteen Years Issue. Cover by Stella Lai.

      Asian jello extravaganza, Chandni Chowk to China and then some Pet Architecture by Atelier Bow-Wow, King of Remakes Roy Lee, Daniel Wu vs. Louis Koo, Hollywood hotshot Leonardo Nam, Gachi Boy director Norihiro, Truckin' with KoGI BBQ and much much more!

      Note: Keep in mind we're nearing vintage age, so magazines will not always be in perfect condition, though all the contents will be just as great as you remember.

      Giant Robot - Issue #53 features a red faced simple drawing that's reminiscent of a happy face, but more pear shaped. It's all on a white background

      Giant Robot - Issue #53

      $ 12.00

      The After Life issue. Cover James Jarvis.

      Artist Yayoi Kusama, London, King of Noodles, 24Herbs, Filmmaker Brillante Mendoza, Kamikaze pilots, Artist James Jarvis, Stephen Chow and much much more!

      Note: Keep in mind we're nearing vintage age, so magazines will not always be in perfect condition, though all the contents will be just as great as you remember.

      Giant Robot Issue #51 magazine cover features free form line art illustration of a nude woman with long hair, perched with one leg up against a tree. "Giant Robot" is written in bold pink font across the top, with topics below reading "Hot Links, Get in the Minivan, Meet John Jay, Blog Jam, Black Arts, Lusty Ladies, Flashers, Feric."

      Giant Robot - Issue #51

      $ 8.00

      The Listen to J Church Issue. Cover by Feric.

      Artist Feric, GR Awards 2007, Actress Joan Chen, A tribute to Lanc Hahn, John C. Jay, Hellz Bellz, Black Arts, Imprint Conference, Blogosphere, and much much more!

      Note: Keep in mind we're nearing vintage age, so magazines will not always be in perfect condition, though all the contents will be just as great as you remember.

      Giant Robot - Issue #52 features an illustration of two women with cone heads with hear. Their outfits include a pattern and the second person has one made up of further illustrations although it's shaped like a jacket. There is hand written text that includes Maid Cafes, Hawaii Modern, Iced Out, Machine Girl, and Albert Reyes,

      Giant Robot - Issue #52

      $ 12.00

      The Give and Take Issue. Cover by Albert Reyes.

      An in-depth interview with artist Albert Reyes, Akihabara Otaku Scene, Hawaiian Shave Ice, Hawaii's Modern Architecture, Jill Bliss, Carbon Silicon and much much more!

      Note: Keep in mind we're nearing vintage age, so magazines will not always be in perfect condition, though all the contents will be just as great as you remember.