Science Fiction - Weird Fantasy

(septembre 1987)

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Science Fiction (Table of Contents: 4)

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L'exilé ! (Table of Contents: 6)

comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Gaines (co-plot); Al Feldstein (co-plot, script); Doug Headline (traducteur)

Pencils

Wally Wood [as Wood] (signed)

Inks

Wally Wood [as Wood] (signed)

Colors

Marie Severin

Letters

Roquemartine

Genre

science-fiction (science fiction)

Reprints

• from Weird Fantasy (EC, 1951 series) #14 (July-August 1952)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 7)

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Pencils

Al Feldstein [as Feldstein] (signed)

Inks

Al Feldstein [as Feldstein] (signed)

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Letters

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Genre

science-fiction (science fiction)

Reprints

• from Weird Fantasy (EC, 1951 series) #15 (September-October 1952)

By George ! (Table of Contents: 8)

comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Gaines (co-plot); Al Feldstein (co-plot, script); Doug Headline (traducteur)

Pencils

Al Williamson (signed)

Inks

Al Williamson (signed); Jack Hearne (some faces)

Colors

Marie Severin

Letters

Roquemartine

Genre

science-fiction (science fiction)

Characters

Alan (archaeologist); Marvin (archaeologist); un-named alien boy (death); Princess Sabra; Saint George

Synopsis

Two archaeologists uncover a large, smooth object, looking very much like a building block, that is covered with etched inscriptions on five of its six sides, which are later translated by Marvin. To their surprise, the block proves to be a diary of an alien boy who stole a spaceship on his planet 14 Centuries before.

Reprints

• from Weird Fantasy (EC, 1951 series) #15 (September-October 1952)

Ce qu'il vit ! (Table of Contents: 9)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Gaines (co-plot); Al Feldstein (co-plot and script); Doug Headline (traducteur)

Pencils

Jack Kamen (signed)

Inks

Jack Kamen (signed)

Colors

Marie Severin

Letters

Roquemartine

Genre

science-fiction (science fiction)

Characters

Martin; two beautiful girls (apparitions); Jean (Martin's wife, apparition); Czuk (villain); Trark (villain)

Synopsis

Martin had been marooned on a barren lifeless planetoid for four months when a beautiful woman appears on the scene. When she disappears, another appears....and then vanishes. But when Martin's wife appears, he can't believe she is real or what in the world is going on.....is he mad or what?

Reprints

• from Weird Fantasy (EC, 1951 series) #16 (November-December 1952)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 10)

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Pencils

Al Feldstein [as Feldstein] (signed)

Inks

Al Feldstein [as Feldstein] (signed)

Colors

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Letters

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Genre

fantasy (fantasy-supernatural); science-fiction (science fiction)

Reprints

• from Weird Fantasy (EC, 1951 series) #16 (November-December 1952)

The EC "artist of the issue" - Joe Orlando (Table of Contents: 11)

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Script

Al Feldstein ?

Pencils

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Inks

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Letters

typographie

Genre

biographique (biography)

Révulsion ! (Table of Contents: 12)

comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Gaines (co-plot); Al Feldstein (co-plot, script); Doug Headline (traducteur)

Pencils

Joe Orlando (signed)

Inks

Joe Orlando (signed)

Colors

Marie Severin

Letters

Roquemartine

Genre

science-fiction (science fiction)

Reprints

• from Weird Fantasy (EC, 1951 series) #15 (September-October 1952)

Celui qui attend (Table of Contents: 13)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Gaines (co-plot); Al Feldstein (co-plot and script); Doug Headline (traducteur)

Pencils

Jack Kamen (signed)

Inks

Jack Kamen (signed)

Colors

Marie Severin

Letters

Roquemartine

Genre

science-fiction (science fiction)

Characters

Percy (bachelor scientist); Alec; Petite (a flower girl, death)

Synopsis

Percy is given an unusual plant as a gift from Alec, and he notes that a tiny, 8" tall girl has emerged from it. Percy then takes a special secret solution to shrink in size so that he can take the girl for his own.

Reprints

• from Weird Fantasy (EC, 1951 series) #15 (September-October 1952)

The EC "artist of the issue" - Jack Kamen (Table of Contents: 14)

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Script

Al Feldstein ?

Pencils

? (photograph)

Inks

? (photograph)

Letters

typographie

Genre

biographique (biography)

La tête de l"emploi (Table of Contents: 15)

comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Gaines (co-plot); Al Feldstein (co-plot, script); Doug Headline (traducteur)

Pencils

Bill Elder [as B. Elder] (signed)

Inks

Bill Elder [as B. Elder] (signed)

Colors

Marie Severin

Letters

Roquemartine

Genre

science-fiction (science fiction)

Characters

Ned Hurbson (high school teacher, cameo, death); Mrs Hurbson; Dan (Police Lieutenant, death); Doc Winkler (coroner); Drake (the Lieutenant's assistant); Quigley (Policeman, mention only); (Martin (Police traffic control, mention only); Rose Miller (comptometer operator, mention only, death); Herman Thornton (writer, mention only, death); Lawrence Morgan (hospital intern, mention only, death); Frederick Phillips (civil engineer, mention only, death); Gloria Field (fashion designer, mention only, death); Professor Emile Shorham (villain, electrical brain wave theorist)

Synopsis

The Police are baffled by a series of six strange deaths in which each victim was beheaded, and none of the victims seem to have any connection to one another. When Drake tells the Lieutenant that similar murders (seven in each case) had also occurred in St. Louis and Chicago, the Lieutenant finds a connection between all of the crimes and a Professor Shorham, who lectures scientists on his invention of a mechanical brain, a discovery that results in the Lieutenant becoming the mad Professor's 7th victim in the city!

Reprints

• from Weird Fantasy (EC, 1951 series) #17 (January-February 1953)

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