The first of six volumes contains the earliest Sunday pages from 1933 to 1935. In his first adventure, Captain Easy visits a lost city, battles pirates, dons a deep-sea diving suit to explore a sunken ruin in search of treasure, and everywhere he goes, he finds beautiful women: a lost princess, a pirate queen, a savage woman in need of 'taming'.

A romantic adventurer from a less politically correct age, Captain Easy is a Soldier of Fortune whose bravery and daring are exceeded only by his Southern gallantry.

The first volume of Captain Easy also features a selection of Roy Crane's original color guides, a biographical and critical introduction to Crane and his work by comics scholar Jeet Heer illustrated with rare Crane art, a preface by series editor Rick Norwood, and a foreword written by Charles M. Schulz for the 1974 Luna Press Wash Tubbs collection.

Authors: Roy Crane, Rick Norwood (Editor); Charles M. Schulz (foreword)
Artist: Roy Crane
Publisher: Fantagraphics, 2010
Number of pages: 144
Format: Hard Cover; Full Colour illustrations
Size: 11" x 15" (270mm x 380mm)
ISBN: 9781606991619
Condition: VF - Very Fine