In the early 90's I purchaced the first 5 volumes of Ray Bradbury Comics. I have lost track of this genre. Can anyone tell me if any other volumes were published and if they are available for purchace today?

I've been wondering about these comics for quite a while--are they any good? I've never seen any of the volumes, but just a couple of days ago I ordered one at random, just out of curiosity. I think it was volume 6, it hasn't arrived yet.

I know there were at least seven volumes in this series, maybe more?. If you're looking for these, or any other used or out-of-print books, check out The Advanced Book Exchange: http://www.abe.com/ . A very useful site; I've ordered dozens of books through their service.

Thanks Octobercountry, You are right. Since my first inquiry I found out there were 5 volumes of the comics plus 2 or 3 special editions. I was able to get the first special edition, "The Illustrated Man" from a local comics dealer. He is also calling around to get me the rest. I also pulled up amazon.com and can get much of what I want. The packages of the products are sealed so I really do no know much of quality of the comics. I did read one of them, but not being a comics reader, I can't comment about the quality of the renderings.

The Best of Ray Bradbury: The Graphic Novel
is due out in August sometime which has some or all the the comic adaptions