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Weird Fantasy

#16

Weird Fantasy

Al Williamson Collection Signed COA, File Copy. Used in SOTI. Atomic explosion panel

4.0

CGC 4.0

4.0

CGC 4.0

Release:	1952
Cover:	1952

E.C. (Educational Comics)

4.0

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Details

Format	Comic
Series Group	Weird Fantasy
No. of Pages	30
Language	English

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Storage Box	CGC/CBCS Box #17
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Added Date	May 18, 2014 16:38:04
Modified Date	May 05, 2025 22:00:04

Value

Grade and value	4.0 Very Good
Grade status	Slabbed and graded by CGC 4.0
Slab Certification Number	CGC 4.0 - 0605232005
Grader Notes	CGC 4.0 - 0605232005 - Al Williamson File Copy With Al Williamson signed COA
Key	Minor: Al Williamson Collection Signed COA, File Copy. Used in SOTI. Atomic explosion panel
Purchased	Nov 22, 2004 for $ 105.00 at ha.com

Notes

CGC 4.0
Weird Fantasy #16 (#4) Al Williamson File Copy (EC, 1950) CGC VG 4.0 Light tan to off-white pages. Harvey Kurtzman's story in this 1950 issue takes place in 1970. It predicts: "Television is now everywhere! Every country in the world, every home, every person, watches television!" In addition to that prophetic piece, the issue has an Al Feldstein cover, and art by Feldstein, Jack Kamen, and Wally Wood. The issue was mentioned in Seduction of the Innocent. Overstreet 2004 VG 4.0 value = $118. Comes with an attractive certificate of authenticity for The Al Williamson Collection, signed by Al himself.

Williamson, Al :Al Williamson (American b.1931): Among Al Williamson's most notable works are his science-fiction/heroic fantasy pieces at EC in the fifties, his Flash Gordon comic books for King Comics in the sixties, his long-running comic strip Secret Agent Corrigan in the sixties and seventies, and his Star Wars film adaptations and newspaper strip in the eighties, all of which continued the fine illustrative tradition begun by his artistic idol, Alex Raymond .