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Mad's More Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions
Written and Illustrated by Al Jaffee, Edited by Albert B. Feldstein with a foreword by Nick Meglin
Language: English
Published by Signet Books / The New American Library, New York, 1972
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. Some discoloration to pages. A small crease on front cover. Some wear along the edges, tips, and along the spine. Some rubbing wear to covers.
More imagesThe Complete EC Library: Panic (2 Volume Boxed Set)
Edited by Al Feldstein, written by Al Feldstein, William M. Gaines & others illustrated by Various
Published by Russ Cochran, 1985
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Add to basketHardback. Condition: Fine. Hard Cover. Russ Cochran 1985. Slipcase. Book condition: VF - Very Fine. Black & White illustrations. FROM THE LIBRARY OF COMIC LEGEND DAVE GIBBONS! With the success of the Harvey Kurtzman edited MAD, EC decided to launch an imitation of their own, published originally by William M. Gaines. This was in… common with many other publishers of the day. They got off to a turbulent start with their sly lampooning of Clement C. Moore's famous poem, The Night Before Christmas. Elder's Just Divorced sign on the back of Santa's sleigh becoming the final straw. Despite this, Panic managed a respectable run of twelve issues (1954-5). The same lunatic artistry found at MAD is available here, with the likes of Will Elder, Wally Wood, Jack Davis & John Severin. The last four issues, published under the Comics Code, are muted but there is much enjoyment to be found under the editorship of Al Feldstein. He would take over MAD in 1956 & turn it into an American institution. Each book is smyth sewn and deluxe bound to last a lifetime of re-reading. This comes from the personal collection of legendary comic artist Dave Gibbons and features a certificate of authenticity! Size: 10" x 12" (250mm x 300mm). (10). Various (illustrator).
More imagesThe Complete EC Library: New Direction Part 2 (3 Volume Boxed Set)
Edited by Al Feldstein, written by Al Feldstein & others illustrated by Wally Wood, Al Williamson, Jack Davis, Reed Crandall, Graham Ingels, Joe Orlando, George Evans, Krigstein, et al
Published by Russ Cochran, 1985
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Add to basketHardback. Condition: Fine. Hard Cover. Russ Cochran 1985. 3 Volume set with slipcase. Slipcase. Book condition: VF - Very Fine. Black & White illustrations. FROM THE LIBRARY OF COMIC LEGEND DAVE GIBBONS! Published originally by William M. Gaines. After the introduction of the Comic Code Authority, all publishers were required to… have their Comics approved or risk them remaining undistributed throughout America. EC held out for a while with their existing titles but in early 1955 launched six brand new titles, Aces High, Extra, Impact, M.D, Psychoanalysis & Valor. They also converted Weird Science Fantasy into Incredible Science Fiction, with the extant Piracy & Panic. the concluding part of Cochran's Complete New Direction was formed by Impact, M.D and Valor (fifteen issues in total). Impact was EC's attempt to continue the shock or mystery style stories with high interest covers & stories by Jack Davis, Reed Crandall, Graham Ingels, Joe Orlando & George Evans. The first issue is famous for Krigstein's haunting & disturbing Master Race, wherein a holocaust survivor meets his former captor on a New York subway train. Publisher Gaines permitted the artist to extend the story to eight pages& it is regarded rightly as a defining classic. M.D was the second foray into the medical genre, with stylish covers by Craig & interior stories by EC's regular artists. Valor is another highlight of EC's New-Direction series. The covers were illustrated by Wally Wood & Al Williamson, with interiors by them, plus Graham Ingels, Krigstein, Reed Crandall & others. Despite their high concept & striking art, none of the New-Direction titles survived more than five issues under a restrictive Code & anti-Comics mood of 1950s America. This comes from the personal collection of legendary comic artist Dave Gibbons and features a certificate of authenticity! Size: 10" x 13" (250mm x 330mm). (10). Wally Wood, Al Williamson, Jack Davis, Reed Crandall, Graham Ingels, Joe Orlando, George Evans, Krigstein, et al (illustrator).
More imagesThe Complete EC Library: New Direction Part 2 (3 Volume Boxed Set)
Edited by Al Feldstein, written by Al Feldstein & others illustrated by Wally Wood, Al Williamson, Jack Davis, Reed Crandall, Graham Ingels, Joe Orlando, George Evans, Krigstein, et al
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Add to basketHardback. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Hard Cover. Russ Cochran 1985. 3 Volume Slipcased set comprising The Complete EC Library: Impact, M.D, Valor. Book condition: VG - Very Good. Black & White illustrations. Dust Jacket condition: VG - Very Good. Published originally by William M. Gaines. After the i…ntroduction of the Comic Code Authority, all publishers were required to have their Comics approved or risk them remaining undistributed throughout America. EC held out for a while with their existing titles but in early 1955 launched six brand new titles, Aces High, Extra, Impact, M.D, Psychoanalysis & Valor. They also converted Weird Science Fantasy into Incredible Science Fiction, with the extant Piracy & Panic. the concluding part of Cochran's Complete New Direction was formed by Impact, M.D and Valor (fifteen issues in total). Impact was EC's attempt to continue the shock or mystery style stories with high interest covers & stories by Jack Davis, Reed Crandall, Graham Ingels, Joe Orlando & George Evans. The first issue is famous for Krigstein's haunting & disturbing Master Race, wherein a holocaust survivor meets his former captor on a New York subway train. Publisher Gaines permitted the artist to extend the story to eight pages& it is regarded rightly as a defining classic. M.D was the second foray into the medical genre, with stylish covers by Craig & interior stories by EC's regular artists. Valor is another highlight of EC's New-Direction series. The covers were illustrated by Wally Wood & Al Williamson, with interiors by them, plus Graham Ingels, Krigstein, Reed Crandall & others. Despite their high concept & striking art, none of the New-Direction titles survived more than five issues under a restrictive Code & anti-Comics mood of 1950s America. Each book is smyth sewn and deluxe bound to last a lifetime of re-reading. VG/FN. Size: 10" x 13" (250mm x 330mm). (4.5). Wally Wood, Al Williamson, Jack Davis, Reed Crandall, Graham Ingels, Joe Orlando, George Evans, Krigstein, et al (illustrator).
More imagesPublished by Russ Cochran, 1985
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Add to basketHardback. Condition: Fine. Hard Cover. Russ Cochran 1985. 4 Volume Slipcased set Slipcase. Book condition: VF - Very Fine. Black & White illustrations. FROM THE LIBRARY OF COMIC LEGEND DAVE GIBBONS! FOUR Volumes comprising The Complete EC Library: Aces High, Extra, Piracy & Psychoanalysis. Published originally by William M. Gain…es. After the introduction of the Comic Code Authority, all publishers were required to have their Comics approved or risk them remaining undistributed throughout America. EC held out for a while with their existing titles but in early 1955 launched six brand new titles, Aces High, Extra, Impact, M.D, Psychoanalysis & Valor. They also converted Weird Science Fantasy into Incredible Science Fiction, alongside the extant Piracy & Panic. Aces High, Extra, Piracy & Psychoanalysis form the first part of Cochran's Complete New Direction (21 issues in total). Of these, Piracy is the most widely regarded, featuring art by Reed Crandall, Al Williamson, Wally Wood & Berni Krigstein. Aces High gave highly realistic & beautifully drawn renditions of the World War I flying aces (1914-18). These featured the stable line-up of George Evans, Krigstein, Wood & Jack Davis. M.D & Psychoanalysis were forays into the medical arena, of which the latter is represented here. Illustrated throughout by Jack Kamen, it was also unusual in that it told the progressing stories of four different patients, with conclusions in the fourth & final issue. Extra was edited & illustrated by Johnny Craig, assisted by John Severin & Reed Crandall. These stories portrayed in bold style the exploits of news reporters as they journeyed around the globe. Despite their high concept & striking art, none of EC's New-Direction titles survived more than five issues under a restrictive Code & prevalent anti-Comics mood of mid-1950s America. This comes from the personal collection of legendary comic artist Dave Gibbons and features a certificate of authenticity! Size: 10" x 13" (250mm x 330mm). (10).
More imagesThe Complete EC Library: Weird Science (4 Volume Boxed Set)
Edited & written by Al Feldstein, William M. Gaines & others illustrated by Various
Published by Russ Cochran, 1980
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Add to basketHardback. Condition: Fine. Hard Cover. Russ Cochran 1980. 4 Volume set with slipcase. Slipcase. Book condition: VF - Very Fine. Black & White illustrations. FROM THE LIBRARY OF COMIC LEGEND DAVE GIBBONS! Published originally by William M. Gaines. This edition was the first of Russ Cochran's EC Library reprints & it is the only o…ne that has been reprinted. First edition copies are devoid of supplementary notes. The second print aligns with all subsequent libraries in that notes were supplied to inform the reader. Some first editions have the notes as a loose-leaf supplement. Publisher William M. Gaines always preferred the science fiction comics of all his publications. Even though modest sellers, he kept at least one title going from 1950 until the end in 1956. Weird Science (1950-3) took its numbering from Saddle Romances, hence early issues are numbered #12 through 15, then #6 through 22 (22 issues in total). These Comics present a dystopian view of man & his attempt to visit & colonise space, interact with alien species or live with atomic weapons. They are also imaginative, darkly humorous, despite their pessimism. From 1952 writer Ray Bradbury's stories were adapted & several are feature here. Add to that some of the most beautiful visions of 1950s science fiction from Al Feldstein, Wally Wood, Al Williamson, Harvey Kurtzman, Joe Orlando, Jack Kamen & others. Weird Science (with companion Weird Fantasy) represents the finest science fiction stories ever illustrated. Find out for yourself with this classic high quality reprint anthology. Each book is smyth sewn and deluxe bound to last a lifetime of re-reading. This comes from the personal collection of legendary comic artist Dave Gibbons and features a certificate of authenticity! 768 pages. Size: 9" x 12" (235mm x 310mm). (10). Various (illustrator).
More imagesThe Complete EC Library: Weird Fantasy (4 Volume Boxed Set)
Edited & written by Al Feldstein, William M. Gaines & others illustrated by Various
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Add to basketHardback. Condition: Fine. Hard Cover. Russ Cochran 1980. 4 Volume Slipcased set. Slipcase. Book condition: VF - Very Fine. Black & White illustrations. FROM THE LIBRARY OF COMIC LEGEND DAVE GIBBONS! Published originally by William M. Gaines. Weird Fantasy (1950-3) continued the numbering of its predecessor, A Moon A Girl, Roman…ce, hence early issues are numbered #11 through 17. The final issues were normalised, giving 22 issues in total. Publisher William M. Gaines always preferred his science fiction comics. Even though modest sellers, he kept at least on title going from 1950 until the end in 1956. These Comics continue the dystopian view of man, formed by companion title Weird Science. They deal with man & his foibles as he attempts to visit & colonise space, interact with alien species or live with atomic weapons. Despite their pessimism, they are also imaginative and darkly humorous. From 1952 writer Ray Bradbury's stories were adapted & several are feature here. Other science fiction writers were also sampled without their knowledge, adding to the sophistication of stories on offer. Add into the mix some of the most beautiful visions of 1950s science fiction from artists Al Feldstein, Wally Wood, Al Williamson, Harvey Kurtzman, Joe Orlando, Jack Kamen & others. Weird Fantasy represents some of the finest science fiction stories ever illustrated. Purchase this handsome high quality reprint anthology today & find out why. Each book is smyth sewn and deluxe bound to last a lifetime of re-reading. This comes from the personal collection of legendary comic artist Dave Gibbons and features a certificate of authenticity! 768 pages. Size: 9" x 12" (235mm x 310mm). (10). Various (illustrator).
The Complete EC Library: Panic (2 Volume Boxed Set)
Edited by Al Feldstein, written by Al Feldstein, William M. Gaines & others illustrated by Various
Published by Russ Cochran, 1985
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Add to basketHardback. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Hard Cover. Russ Cochran 1985. Deluxe bound smyth sewn TWO VOLUME BOX SET in Slipcase Slipcase. Book condition: F - Fine. Black & White illustrations. Dust Jacket condition: F - Fine. With the success of the Harvey Kurtzman edited MAD, EC decided to launch an imitation of t…heir own, published originally by William M. Gaines. This was in common with many other publishers of the day. They got off to a turbulent start with their sly lampooning of Clement C. Moore's famous poem, The Night Before Christmas. Elder's Just Divorced sign on the back of Santa's sleigh becoming the final straw. Despite this, Panic managed a respectable run of twelve issues (1954-5). The same lunatic artistry found at MAD is available here, with the likes of Will Elder, Wally Wood, Jack Davis & John Severin. The last four issues, published under the Comics Code, are muted but there is much enjoyment to be found under the editorship of Al Feldstein. He would take over MAD in 1956 & turn it into an American institution. Each book is smyth sewn and deluxe bound to last a lifetime of re-reading. Fine condition. Size: 10" x 13" (250mm x 330mm). (3.5). Various (illustrator).
The Complete EC Library: Shock Suspenstories (3 Volume Boxed Set)
Edited by Al Feldstein, written by Al Feldstein, William M. Gaines & others illustrated by Johnny Craig, Jack Kamen, Graham Ingels, Jack Davis, Reed Crandall, Al Williamson, Frank Frazetta
Published by Russ Cochran, 1981
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Add to basketHardback. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Hard Cover. Russ Cochran 1981. Slipcase. Book condition: F - Fine. Black & White illustrations. Dust Jacket condition: F - Fine. 3 Volume Slipcased set. Published originally by William M. Gaines. When Shock SuspenStories appeared in 1951 it was designed as a showcase title…with examples of EC's (Entertaining Comics) crime, horror & science fiction stories. The second issue featured a shock story designed to provoke a reaction, In Gratitude. In subsequent issues, these "preachies" as publisher William M. Gaines liked to call them, dealt with race relations, rape, bigotry, hazing & all manner of formerly taboo subject. These stories lift Shock SuspenStories into the upper echelons of EC's output. Whilst not a horror Comic, two issues of Entertaining Comic's (EC) Crime SuspenStories were the subject of US Senate Committees investigations. The crowbar murder Issue (#23) & its predecessor, the notorious severed head cover. As the investigating Senator Kefauver said at the time "You have blood coming out of her mouth." After publisher William M. Gaines coy admission, Kefauver continued "There is blood on the axe. I think most adults are shocked by that." With Russ Cochran's Complete Crime SuspenStories you can enjoy all of these graphic masterpieces, illustrated by Johnny Craig, Jack Kamen, Graham "Ghastly" Ingels, Jack Davis, Reed Crandall & several other top-flight illustrators from the EC stable. There is also an adaptation of a Ray Bradbury short story in issue #9 (The October Game). There are several late stories by one of the masters of visual story telling, Berni Krigstein. Whilst Al Williamson's artistry was demonstrated in two stories, the second assisted by Frank Frazetta (Fired! #17). There are also the stark yet oddly beautiful covers of Johnny Craig, which will linger and play in the imagination. Each book is smyth sewn and deluxe bound to last a lifetime of re-reading. Fine condition with minor scuffing to slipcase. Size: 10" x 13" (250mm x 330mm). (4.5). Johnny Craig, Jack Kamen, Graham Ingels, Jack Davis, Reed Crandall, Al Williamson, Frank Frazetta (illustrator).
The Complete EC Library: Tales From The Crypt (5 Volume Boxed Set)
Edited by Al Feldstein, written by Al Feldstein, William M. Gaines & others
Published by Russ Cochran, 1979
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Add to basketHardback. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Hard Cover. Russ Cochran 1979. Slight shelf wear. Slipcase. Book condition: F - Fine. Part Colour illustrations. Dust Jacket condition: F - Fine. 5 Volume Slipcased set. Published originally by William M. Gaines. The Crypt Keeper's first two appearances were in the closing…issues of Crime Patrol (#15 & 16). Issue #17 needed a brand new title to usher in EC's New Trend. It got one with The Crypt Of Terror. After complaints from the establishment, issue #21 witnessed a further change with Tales From The Crypt. After MAD, this is the name most commonly associated with Entertaining Comics (EC), giving rise to movies & a successful HBO TV series & related products. After early cover by several prominent EC artists, the chores were taken over by Jack Davis, who made The Crypt Keeper his own. He drew all the covers from the thirteenth issue (#29) until the end. As with EC's other horror titles, the three Ghoulunatics (the Old Witch, The Crypt Keeper & The Vault Keeper) would host the various stories with increasing relish & macabre humour the series went on. They remained in full force from 1952 until the end. Lower Berth witnessed the origin of the Crypt Keeper (#33). There are also adaptations of short stories by one of America's finest writers, Ray Bradbury. The artist line-up varied over the years, with notable early stories from Harvey Kurtzman, Al Feldstein, Wally Wood & Johnny Craig. Al Williamson supplied a min-period story, with latterday issues enlivened by the likes of Berni Krigstein & Reed Crandall. EC had intended starting a fourth title by resurrecting the moribund Crypt Of Terror. With the Code crackdown upon them, it was hastily changed & released as t he final Tales From The Crypt (#46). Each book is smyth sewn and deluxe bound to last a lifetime of re-reading. Size: 9" x 13" (240mm x 330mm). (10).
More imagesThe Complete EC Library: Weird Science-Fantasy and Incredible Science Fiction (2 Volume Boxed Set)
Edited by Al Feldstein, written by Al Feldstein, William M. Gaines & others. illustrated by Wally Wood, Al Williamson, Joe Orlando, Jack Kamen, Reed Crandall, Bernie Krigstein, Frank Frazetta
Published by Russ Cochran, 1982
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Add to basketHardback. Condition: Fine. Hard Cover. Russ Cochran 1982. 2 Volume Slipcased set. Slipcase. Book condition: VF - Very Fine. Black & White illustrations. FROM THE LIBRARY OF COMIC LEGEND DAVE GIBBONS! Published originally by William M. Gaines. Struggling to keep two science fiction titles viable, publisher William M. Gaines combi…ned Weird Science & Weird Fantasy, to form Weird Science Fantasy (1954-5). The title had been for EC's two science fiction annuals. The numbering continued, hence #23-29, seven issues in total. In a bold move the early editions were priced at 15c (American Comics of the time were all 10c). They did not sell and the price was dropped back after 2 issues. The high quality mix of science fiction stories and art was continued by Wally Wood, Al Williamson, Joe Orlando, Jack Kamen, Reed Crandall & Berni Krigstein. Most famously, the last issue featured Frank Frazetta's previously unpublished Buck Rogers illustration for the cover. With The Comic Code in place & words like crime, weird, horror & terror being frowned upon, EC launched Incredible Science Fiction (1955-6) into the void. It survived four more issues, #30 through #33. Jack Davis was asked to supply humorous covers, which he did, most skilfully. Inside were stories by Wood, Orlando, Krigstein and Williamson. EC's plea for racial tolerance, Judgement Day, substituted the Code rejected An Eye For An Eye, by Angelo Torres. However both are published here. After the problems with this issue, EC considered it futile to continue, thus making Incredible Science Fiction #33 EC's last ever Comic publication. Despite its slim appearance, The Complete Weird Science Fantasy is a classic compendium worthy of your attention. Each book is smyth sewn and deluxe bound to last a lifetime of re-reading. This comes from the personal collection of legendary comic artist Dave Gibbons and features a certificate of authenticity! Size: 10" x 13" (250mm x 330mm). (10). Wally Wood, Al Williamson, Joe Orlando, Jack Kamen, Reed Crandall, Bernie Krigstein, Frank Frazetta (illustrator).
The Complete EC Library: Vault of Horror (5 Volume Boxed Set)
Edited & written by Al Feldstein, Johnny Craig & others illustrated by Johnny Craig, Berni Krigstein, Wally Wood, Jack Davis, Jack Kamen, Joe Orlando, Reed Crandall. Al Williamson, et al
Published by Russ Cochran, 1982
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Add to basketHardback. Condition: As New. Hard Cover. Russ Cochran 1982. Mint Condition: Deluxe bound smyth sewn five volume set in Slipcase in shrinkwrap. Slipcase. Book condition: M - Mint. Part Colour illustrations. Vault Of Horror (1950-5) continues the numbering of War Against Crime, where The Vault Keeper made his initial appearances.…Its numbering is therefore #12-40, giving a total of 29 issues. Published originally by William M. Gaines. Uniquely, at EC Johnny Craig drew every single cover & he managed an illustrated story in all but two issues. From issue #35, Craig was put in charge, as editor but he found it a slow laborious task, else more titles may have been placed under his control. The temperamental artist, Berni Krigstein thrived & drew four classic stories for the later issues. Craig & Krigstein were joined by a wealth of talented illustrators, familiar to all EC fans: Al Feldstein, Wally Wood, Jack Davis, Jack Kamen, Joe Orlando & Reed Crandall. Al Williamson also drew one story for the title (#37). As with EC's other horror titles, the three Ghoulunatics (the Old Witch, The Crypt Keeper & The Vault Keeper) would host the various stories with increasing relish & macabre humour the series went on. The Vault Keeper would add the attractive gothic beauty for the last few issues. If not enough, there are adaptations based upon short stories by one of America's finest writers, Ray Bradbury. With the Comic Code upon them, Vault's last issue appeared dated December' January 1954/55. Each book is smyth sewn and deluxe bound to last a lifetime of re-reading. Minor shelfwear to slipcase. Very Fine condition with only minor shelf-wear to slipcase. Size: 10" x 13" (250mm x 330mm). (6.5). Johnny Craig, Berni Krigstein, Wally Wood, Jack Davis, Jack Kamen, Joe Orlando, Reed Crandall. Al Williamson, et al (illustrator).
