Moon Girl
#1
(May 1, 2018)
Boardman Books,
2018 Series
Published in English
(United States)
- Price
- 6d [0-0-6 GBP]; 0.00 FREE
- Pages
- 28
- Indicia / Colophon Publisher
- [none printed]
- Editing
- Matthew Gore (uncredited)
- Color
- color covers; black and white interior
- Dimensions
- standard Silver Age U.S.
- Paper Stock
- thin card stock cover; thin glossy bond
- Binding
- saddle-stitched
- Publishing Format
- one-shot
Issue Notes
Designed to look like a vintage British comic book. The Boardman name does not appear on the comic.
Commissioned from Boardman Books simulate what a British edition of Moon Girl might have looked like had it existed in the 1950s. Boardman Books created the comic but the person who commissioned it never paid. After a few weeks of trying to collect payment, Boardman distributed most of the 20 copy print run to EC fans at little or no cost.
Commissioned from Boardman Books simulate what a British edition of Moon Girl might have looked like had it existed in the 1950s. Boardman Books created the comic but the person who commissioned it never paid. After a few weeks of trying to collect payment, Boardman distributed most of the 20 copy print run to EC fans at little or no cost.
[no title indexed]
Moon Girl / cover / 1 page
- Genre
- science fiction; superhero
- Characters
- Moon Girl [Claire Lune]
- Reprints
- from Moon Girl (EC, 1947 series) #3 (Spring 1948)
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Peace for the Old Countries
Moon Girl / comic story / 9 pages
- Genre
- science fiction; superhero
- Characters
- Moon Girl [Claire Lune]; Satana (villain)
- Synopsis
- Moon Girl must stop the campaign to sow seeds of racial hatred and distrust within the "Old Communities": those inhabited by the Irish, Polish, Germans, and Italians.
- Reprints
- from Moon Girl (EC, 1947 series) #4 (Summer 1948)
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Indexer Notes
The actual masthead for this feature reads: Moon Girl and the Prince.
Script credit from Tales of Terror: The EC Companion.
[no title indexed]
Strange Facts / text article / 1 page
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Why was football the only game out-lawed in England in the 15th Century?
- Genre
- non-fiction
- Reprints
- from ?
The Witch of the Haunted Hills!
Moon Girl and The Prince / comic story / 9 pages
- Genre
- horror-suspense
- Characters
- Moon Girl [Claire Lune]; The Prince; Mabelene (villain, a werewolf, death); Lurani (villain, a witch); Undina (villain, a mermaid)
- Synopsis
- Moon Girl investigates the disappearances of people by a werewolf and a mermaid, and discovers a weird cult led by a witch who desires to obtain the powers of the Moon-God through blood sacrifices of the living.
- Reprints
- from Moon Girl (EC, 1947 series) #8 (Summer 1949)
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- Keywords
- mermaid; Moonstone; werewolf
Indexer Notes
Script credit from Tales of Terror: The EC Companion.
[no title indexed]
Clippety Clop / comic story / 5 pages
- Script
- Ruth Geller; Burton Geller
- Pencils
- Burton Geller (signed)
- Inks
- Burton Geller (signed)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Clippety Clop, the wooden puppet...
- Genre
- humor
- Reprints
- from Tiny Tot Comics (EC, 1946 series) #4 (September 1946)
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Editing
Related Scans
Table of Contents
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Moon Girl -
1.
For the Best in Comics Entertainment!
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2.
Peace for the Old Countries
Moon Girl -
3.
["Why was football the only game out-lawed in England in the 15th Century?"]
Strange Facts -
4.
The Witch of the Haunted Hills!
Moon Girl and The Prince -
5.
["Clippety Clop, the wooden puppet..."]
Clippety Clop -
6.
For the Best Comics and the Largest Selection Ask for L. Miller & Son Ltd Comics
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7.
Novelty Bargains from Ellisdons
Ellisdons
This issue was modified by
- Ray Bottorff Jr
- Matthew H. Gore
- Mike Nielsen
- Paul Robinson
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