Writers / Artists: Reed Crandall
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Nicely produced catalog from Collectors Book Store (Hollywood) with half-toned (and some color) reproductions of artwork for sale by Stephen Fabian, Hal Foster, Disney studio artists, Robert Williams, Milton Caniff, Winsor McCay, Bill Ward, Robert Kline, Carl Barks, Basil Wolverton, Jack Kirby, Milt Gross, Marge Henderson, Al Capp, Reed Crandall, Carl Lundgren, Virgil Finlay, Jay Lynch, Jack Gaughan, Bud Sagendorf, George Barr, Bob Zoell, Mac Raboy, Carl Anderson, Kenneth Smith and many others.
This issue also contains one-page biographical pieces on artists Vivie Risto and James McQuade.
Characters represented include: Doc Savage, Betty Boop, Disney ducks, Popeye, Henry
Offset, saddle-stitched.
EC fanzine. Title changed to Seraphim with issue #4.
Edited by Ron Barlow. Design and layout by Barlow, and Leslie Cabarga. Features profiles of EC staff, article titled “EC on Film” by Bhob Stewart, and black-&-white reprints of classic EC stories by Joe Orlando, Graham Ingels, Al Williamson, Wally Wood, Reed Crandall, Frank Frazetta, and George Evans.
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Doug Murray and Richard Garrison edited volumes #1a and #1b, and published volume #1a. Bruce Hershenson, however, published volume #1b.
Infinity #3 was published as a two volume issue, each volume running 32 pages.
Features interviews with Jeff Jones, Frank Brunner, Bruce Jones.
Editorial features include:
Cover by Robert Kline.
“EYEING THE EGOS” column by Jan Strnad.
“Miamicon ’71 Was an Experience” by James Van Hise.
“HOT AIR FROM A COOL FAN” by Andy Warner.
“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel.
“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller.
"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" with a letter from Mark Burbey, and an open letter from John Adkins Richardson.
Ads for:
ARMAGEDDON #2
BADTIME STORIES
BLAST! #1
CAPTAIN BILJO PRESENTS #2
cARToon #1
COMICS COMMENTARY #4
GEORGE
ELECTRIC STORIES #1
FANDOM ANNUAL #1 and 2
FANTASTIC EXPLOITS #15-20
FANZATION #5
FIGHTING HERO COMICS #14
FREEFORM #1
FULCRUM #1
GEORGE
GLIB #1
GOLDEN AGE #6 and 7
GRAPHIC STORY MAGAZINE #13
HELIX #1
INCOGNITO #8
INFINITY #1 and 2
MJOLLNIR Science Fiction-Fantasy
PARAGON ILLUSTRATED #3
PREVIEW #6
PROMETHEAN ENTERPRISES #3
ROCKET’S BLAST SPECIAL #7 and 8
STYX #2
TEMPEST #4
THE COLLECTOR #21, 22
THE EAGLE #1
THE JEFF JONES PORTFOLIO (Tom Veilleux)
VACATION IN DUCKBURG #1
and an ad for a portfolio of posters by Kenneth Smith in support of PHANTASMAGORIA.
EC fanzine.
EC fanzine.
EC fanzine. Features interviews with Jim Steranko and Bill Gaines.
Final issue.
EC fanzine. Two printings exist of this issue.
1st printing is side-stapled with a wrap-around cover; 750 copies
2nd printing is saddle-stapled; 1500 copies
EC fanzine. Two printings exist of this issue.
1st printing has a 75¢ cover price; 1500 copies
2nd printing has no cover price; 2000 copies
EC fanzine. Two printings exist of this issue. The second printing is distinguished by text missing on page 49.
1st printing: 2500 copies
2nd printing: 2000 copies
EC fanzine. Two printings exist of this issue. The first printing has matte cover stock, and the second printing has glossy cover stock.
1st printing: 2500 copies
2nd printing: 2000 copies
The second scan is an insert that came with #1 promoting four-issue subscriptions.
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