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The graphic novel series Cowgod is based on Beelzebub by Charles Levin which tells of a boy's life as a cattle herder who is expelled from school because he convinces his classmates that God is a bull. It is a love story when God falls in love with a cow and soon finds himself a man, in love with a woman, owner of a ranch, and a father of a son. Sam Bonnable's work in comics is reflective, clean, and beautiful. He has a talent of capturing the inner lives of both characters and animals in a concise and simple but poetic visual narrative. Cowgod is a full-color, 36-page "chronic" with a colophony cover and endpapers. Cowgod is also available in an e-book version.
Some of the catalogue entries are about writers who have entered into comics, and others include writers or artists who later found success in comics. Players in the same comic are listed alphabetically with their first name used only when first encountered by the reader. Some are true comics fanatics like Eddie Campbell and Charlie Adlard; others are likely to pop up in lists of "best comics of all time". The catalogue records who published each comic and has many important publishers noted. In addition to discrete comics, the catalogue includes anthologies in which comics appeared and reports on professional magazines and comics genre organizations.
The World Almanac & Book of Facts Fifth Edition was published by St. Martin's Press, New York, in 1972. "It was sponsored by the world's fastest selling newspaper, the New York Daily News, that published a full two-page section of comics every week." The edition also had the first widespread publication of Marvel Tales, Marvel Creator's Comic, and "an inaugural issue of America's first mass-market paperback, Giant." King Features Syndicate, with whom Marvel had a contract, produced "Marvel Comics Special" which also included comics. d2c66b5586