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| Release: | Mar 1954 |
| Cover: | Mar 1954 |
E.C. (Educational Comics)
6.5
OGJackster's comics
Weird Science - Fantasy, Vol. 1
#23
1st Issue: Formerly Weird Science & Weird Fantasy. Al Williamson Signed COA, File Copy.
6.5
CGC 6.5
6.5
CGC 6.5
6.5
Details
| Age | Atomic Age |
|---|---|
| Format | Comic |
| Genre | Adventure | Fantasy |
| No. of Pages | 32 |
| Country | USA |
| Language | English |
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| Storage Box | CGC/CBCS Box #17 |
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| Index | 7043 |
| Added Date | May 18, 2014 16:38:04 |
| Modified Date | May 05, 2025 22:04:40 |
Value
| Grade and value | 6.5 Fine + |
|---|---|
| Grade status | Slabbed and graded by CGC 6.5 |
| Slab Certification Number | CGC 6.5 - 0605231006 |
| Grader Notes | CGC 6.5 - 0605231006 Al Williamson Signed COA, File Copy. |
| Key | Minor: 1st Issue: Formerly Weird Science & Weird Fantasy. Al Williamson Signed COA, File Copy. |
| Key Categories | First/Last/Nth issue |
| Purchased | Nov 08, 2004 for $ 125.00 at ha.com |
Notes
CGC 6.5
Weird Science-Fantasy #23 Al Williamson File Copy (EC, 1954) CGC FN+ 6.5 Cream to off-white pages. This is the first combined issue following the merger of Weird Science and Weird Fantasy, and EC started things off in fine style with this wonderful underwater spaceship wreck cover by Wally Wood. Interior art was handled by Wood, Bernard Krigstein, Joe Orlando, and Al Williamson. Overstreet 2004 FN 6.0 value = $96; VF 8.0 value = $240. 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 .