Published Art Collections
- Something in My Eye, (1997) (poster book) ISBN 0-929480-82-1
- The Art of Michael Whelan: Scenes/Visions, (1993) ISBN 0-553-07447-4
- Michael Whelan's Works of Wonder, (1988) ISBN 0-345-32679-2
- Wonderworks: Science Fiction and Fantasy Art, (1979) Donning/Starblaze, ISBN 0-915442-74-4
- Infinite Worlds: The Fantastic Visions of Science Fiction Art, Vincent Di Fate (author), ISBN 978-0-670-87252-7
- The Biographical Dictionary of SF & Fantasy Artists, Robt. Weinberg, ed., 1988
- Sorcerors – A Collection of Fantasy Art (1978), Bruce Jones and Armand Eisen editors, Library of Congress catalog # 78-55600, ISBN 0-27626-4
- Tomorrow And Beyond – Masterpieces of Science Fiction Art (1978), edited by Ian Summers ISBN 0-89480-055-8
- SPECTRUM – The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art (1994), edited by Cathy and Arnie Fenner, ISBN 0-88733-188-2
- The Chesley Awards – A Retrospective (2003), by John Grant and Elizabeth Humphrey, with Pamela D. Scoville ISBN 1-904332-10-2
- The Frank Collection (1999), Edited by Jane and Howard Frank, ISBN 1-85585-732-4
- SPECTRUM 15 – The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art (2008), edited by Cathy and Arnie Fenner, ISBN 1-59929-027-8
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