12 Facts About Hermes Press

Hermes Press'smes Pressrmes Press is an American publisher of art books, comic books, and comic book reprints.

In 2009 Hermes Press entered into an agreement with Dan Curtis Productions to reprint the Gold Key comic of Dark Shadows, signifying Hermes's entrance into large-scale reprints, followed closely by their agreement with King Features Syndicate to reprint The Phantom.

In 2016 Hermes Press produced a monograph of the art of Alex Raymond, the creator of Secret Agent X-9 and Rip Kirby, among many others.

In 2015 Hermes Press announced their reprint of Lee Falk's first comic creation, Mandrake the Magician, specifically the King years of the comic books.

In 2008 Hermes Press began reprinting the Buck Rogers comic strip, which began syndication in 1929.

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In 2020 Hermes Press began reprinting the Paperback Library softcover novels written by Marilyn Ross.

In 2009 Hermes Press announced that they would begin reprinting the original comic strip continuity of The Phantom, starting with the Lee Falk's strips and continuing through the complete run of the strip.

Each year since Hermes Press has come out with at least one volume of Phantom daily strips, and has come out with two Sunday strip continuities as of 2014.

In 2016 Hermes Press announced that they acquired the rights to reprint the Avon Phantom pocket books; they have said that it will publish bi-monthly starting in August 2016.

Besides comic reprints, Hermes Press has published books written on comics history, such as Silver Age, which is a historical text written on the artists behind the characters created in the Silver Age of Comic Books.

In 2007 Hermes Press published the biography of British television producer Sylvia Anderson, My FAB Years, which was about her involvement in the industry.

In 2013 Hermes Press published a biography of artist Frank Frazetta, written by his son, which was printed in connection with Famous Monsters of Filmland.