Overview

Edited by Grant Geissman and the late Roger Hill, this 120-page issue features a portfolio of pre-EC art by Jack Davis, an interview with the legendary publisher of the 1960s and 1970s prozine (and first-generation EC fan) Bill Spicer, a portfolio of Gary Arlington's ""What If?"" EC covers released as part of his 1970s Nickel Library series, an article on collecting Humbug/Harvey Kurtzman-related collectibles, a 1958 interview with Kurtzman conducted by John Benson and Larry Ivie, another installment of ""The EC Collector,"" an interview with the notorious Dr. Fredric Wertham about his final book, The World of Fanzines: A Special Form of Communication, a vintage 1967 visit with Frank Frazetta, and much more! Featuring a front cover painting by Laurie Snow Hein (a longtime student of EC's Graham Ingels), and a back cover done in 1954 by Al Williamson. Another must-haveissue for EC Comics fans!

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Grant Geissman is the four-time Eisner Award-nominated author of several books related to the EC comics and MAD magazine, the most recent being The History of EC Comics (Taschen). He is also an Emmy-nominated guitarist and composer (for co-writing the theme to Two and a Half Men), and his most recent solo album, BLOOZ, was nominated for a Grammy Award in 2022. He lives in Los Angeles. Roger Hill (1948-2023) was a historian, collector, comic art restorer, and author. A cofounder of the EC fanzine Squa Tront in 1967, he actively researched and collected everything EC related. He has authored books on Wallace Wood (Wally Wood: Galaxy Art and Beyond), Reed Crandall (Reed Crandall: Illustrator of the Comics), and Matt Fox (The Chillingly Weird Art of Matt Fox) among others. His work continues on in issues of EC Fan-Addict Fanzine, co-edited by Grant Geissman.

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