{"id":871,"date":"2018-09-05T11:05:22","date_gmt":"2018-09-05T17:05:22","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/chriswisniaarts.com\/blog\/?p=871"},"modified":"2020-06-30T13:36:32","modified_gmt":"2020-06-30T19:36:32","slug":"doris-danger-publishing-history","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/chriswisniaarts.com\/blog\/archives\/871","title":{"rendered":"Doris Danger Publishing History"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Since 2004, Doris Danger has been released in a lot of different books, in a lot of different formats. I created this page in the hopes it makes some sense of all the madness for you.<\/p>\n

It all began with Tabloia Weekly Magazine<\/a>, which was a pseudo-anthology of Tabloid Tales.\u00a0 Doris Danger’s first five appearances, one in each issue, as a five-page back-up story, inked by Dick Ayers:<\/p>\n

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\"\"TA<\/a>BLOIA WEEKLY MAGAZINE #572-576<\/a> (Salt Peter Press, 2004-05, 32 pages each except ish 576 “double-sized” 48 pages\/B&W\/comic-sized $3.95, ish 576 $5.95)<\/p>\n

(ish 572) \u00a0Chapter One: Spluhh<\/a>, plus pin-ups by\u00a0Mike Allred, Thomas Yeates, Gene Colan
\n(ish 573)\u00a0Chapter Two: Scrohtu\/Vulvoo\/Poogoo\/Bungoo\/Spanko<\/a>, plus pin-ups by
\nSam Kieth, Irwin Hasen, Bill Sienkiewicz,
\n(ish 574) Chapter Three: Fuggabluh<\/a>,\u00a0plus pin-ups by Gilbert Hernandez, Mario Hernandez, Jaime Hernandez,
\n(ish 575)\u00a0Chapter Four: Plopsplu\/The Honking Thing<\/a>,\u00a0plus pin-ups by Ryan Sook, Steve Rude, John Severin,
\n(ish 576)\u00a0Chapter Five: Krakapoo<\/a>,\u00a0plus pin-ups by Mike Mignola, Ramona Fradon, and Tony Millionaire!<\/p>\n

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DORIS DANGER SEEKS… WHERE GIANT MONSTERS CREEP AND STOMP<\/a> (Salt Peter Press, 2006, 56 pages\/B&W\/Taboid-Sized 9×13″ $9.95)<\/p>\n

Collects all issues and pin-ups from\u00a0Tabloia Weekly Magazine #572-576<\/a>
\nPLUS BONUS\u00a0Chapter Six<\/a>, and splash pages\u00a0Peeka-Peeka<\/a>,\u00a0Pwapwapwah<\/a>,\u00a0Dabba Doo<\/a>, and\u00a0Sphinx-Tor<\/a>!<\/p>\n

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NEXT, I wanted to make more stories, and decided some quick 16-page comics would be a fast easy way to get new stories out there:\"\"<\/a><\/p>\n

DORIS DANGER… GREATEST ALL-OUT ARMY BATTLES<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0DORIS DANGER IN OUTER SPACE<\/a>\u00a0(Salt Peter Press, 2006,\u00a0 16 pages each\/B&W\/comic-sized $2.50 cheap!)<\/p>\n

(army battles)\u00a0\u00a0Chapter Seven: Hachoo<\/a>,
\nChapter Eight: Pudd,
\nand pin-ups by\u00a0Russ Heath, Dick Ayers, Sam Glanzman, and a new one by John Severin!<\/p>\n

(outer space)\u00a0Chapter Nine: Oopf,
\nChapter Ten: Muh!Muh!Muh!, plus splash pages
\nand pin-ups by\u00a0Dave Gibbons, Al Feldstein, J.H. Williams III, and Peter Bagge!<\/p>\n

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\"\"DORIS DANGER SEEKS… WHERE URBAN CREATURES CREEP AND STOMP<\/a>\u00a0(Salt Peter Press, 2007, 64 pages\/B&W\/Taboid-Sized 9×13″ $11.95) , with cover by Shag!<\/p>\n

64 pages\/B&W\/9″x13″ treasury-sized<\/p>\n

A second treasury-sized collection to gather MOSTLY previously-published material!\u00a0 Collects all issues and pin-ups from Doris Danger Greatest All-Out Army Battles<\/a> and Doris Danger in Outer Space<\/a>, plus BONUS stories:
\nChapter Eleven: Kockh,
\nChapter Fourteen\/2-03: KKK-K (slightly altered),
\nBONUS splash pages Spoosh<\/a>,\u00a0Snehsneh<\/a>, and\u00a0Choopeepoo,
\nAND BONUS pin-ups by Mike Allred (a new, second one), Guy Davis, Peter Kuper, Herb Trimpe, Michael Lark, and Esad Ribic!!<\/p>\n

These two DORIS DANGER SEEKS<\/a>\u00a0treasuries collected everything I’d published of Doris Danger up to that time… and then Doris Danger came under the banner of SLG Publishing!<\/p>\n

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\"\"DORIS DANGER GIANT MONSTER ADVENTURES<\/a>\u00a0(SLG, 2009, 96 pages\/B&W\/pocket-book sized 5.5″x8.5″ $9.95)<\/p>\n

Dan Vado, who ran SLG, said that he wanted the first Doris Danger volume to be – NOT all new material, but – a collection reprinting EVERYTHING; i.e., everything in the two 9″x13″ collections.\u00a0 THEN we’d publish a second volume of all-new material, which came to be Monstrosis<\/a>.\u00a0 We designated 96 pages, and that meant leaving one story out –\u00a0Chapter Fourteen\/2-03: KKK-K.\u00a0 I also held back a number of the pin-ups, because Dan said he wanted it to be a comic book and not a pin-up book.<\/p>\n

So this collection contained all the chapters from above EXCEPT\u00a0Chapter Eleven: Kockh:\u00a0Chapter One: Spluhh<\/a>,
\nChapter Two: Scrohtu\/Vulvoo\/Poogoo\/Bungoo\/Spanko<\/a>,
\nChapter Three: Fuggabluh<\/a>,
\nChapter Four: Plopsplu\/The Honking Thing<\/a>,
\nChapter Five: Krakapoo<\/a>,
\nChapter Six: Aahblaah<\/a>,
\nChapter Seven: Hachoo<\/a>,
\nChapter Eight: Pudd,
\nChapter Nine: Oopf,
\nChapter Ten: Muh!Muh!Muh!,
\nChapter Eleven: Kockh,
\nPLUS pin-ups by\u00a0Mike Allred, Gene Colan, Peter Bagge, Ramona Fradon, Dave Gibbons, Russ Heath, Gilbert Hernandez, Jaime Hernandez, Mario Hernandez, Mike Mignola, Tony Millionaire, John Severin, and Bill Sienkiewicz, AND a not-yet published\u00a0Arthur Adams.<\/p>\n

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\"\"MONSTROSIS<\/a>\u00a0(SLG, 2012, 176 pages\/B&W\/pocket-book sized HARDCOVER 5.5″x8.5″ $24.95)<\/p>\n

All new material!\u00a0 … EXCEPT that it contains Chapter Eleven: Kockh from Doris Danger Seeks… Where Urban Creatures Creep and Stomp<\/a>!<\/p>\n

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\nS IS FOR SPANKO: A FRIGHTENING AND REALISTIC GIANT MONSTER ALPHABET BOOK<\/a><\/p>\n

(SLG, 2015, 32 pages\/full color\/digest-sized HARDCOVER 8.5″x11″, $19.95)<\/p>\n

This book collected, with slight edits in artwork, text gags, and monster names (so that the entire alphabet was represented), my favorite 24 previously published giant monster splash pages, one for each letter of the alphabet.<\/p>\n

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