Bookshelf #42

The end is in sight. This week, we start with the top shelf of my very last set of bookshelves in this tour of my personal comics library. This particular set of bookshelves is the very oldest, one so old that I can't remember where it came from, but I have been putting books on it since at least junior high (Although the books have mostly changed, as, back in junior high, I didn't actually have any graphic novels or trade paperback collections of comics yet...and they weren't exactly common at the time).This top shelf is mostly devoted to manga, as its small size is only able to accommodate the small digest/tankobon style collections manga usually comes in. Most of these are old enough that I don't remember them terribly clearly and have had to pull them off the shelf to jog my memory. As there aren't actually too many, I'll just name them all, left to right. •Spy Vs. Spy First, we have the only non-manga books on this shelf, which I stuck there because they were published in that format and thus fit pretty perfectly. These are a trio of 2009 collections of Antonio Prohias' Spy Vs. Spy cartoons, published by a Watson-Guptill Publications. I'm a fan. These strips were always my fav...