Books and Reprints
The daily Buz Sawyer has been reprinted by Comics Art Showcase, Dragon Lady Press and Comics Revue. Manuscript Press has published two books collecting the daily strip from the beginning. Only a few scattered Sundays have ever been reprinted. The comic strip was also adapted into a Better Little Book, Buz Sawyer and Bomber 13.
In 2011, Fantagraphics Books published the first in a series of books reprinting the daily strips, along with selected Sunday strips. The first volume covers the daily strips from November 1, 1943 (the first strip) until October 5, 1945 (when Buz leaves the Navy). The second volume covers daily strips from October, 1945 to July 47, along with the Salvaduras Sunday sequence, came out in 2012.
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