The Fantagraphics EC Artists' Library #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the complete EC Comics work of artist Al Williamson, featuring his contributions to titles like Weird Science, Weird Fantasy, and Incredible Science Fiction. The collection includes the classic story 'The Martian Monster' along with other tales showcasing Williamson's detailed, atmospheric linework and his influential role in the EC science fiction and horror tradition. It is the 25th entry in Fantagraphics' EC Comics Artists Library series, presenting restored comics and supplementary material.
"Experiment... in Death" delivers a chilling twist on scientific ambition, as physicist Pavlonis confronts the university president, Davis, with a revolutionary time machine—only to find his invention becomes a weapon of greed and manipulation. Written by Gardner Fox and brought to life with eerie precision by Jack Kamen, whose pencils and inks define the story’s unsettling tone, this tale from the Fantagraphics EC Artists' Library #24 is a standout in the classic EC horror tradition. The cover, also by Kamen, captures the story’s ominous atmosphere with stark, deliberate lines.
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↩ Reprints Weird Fantasy #13 (1950), Weird Science #12 (1950), Modern Love #7 (1950), Weird Fantasy #14 (1950), Weird Science #13 (1950), Modern Love #8 (1950), Weird Fantasy #15 (1950), Weird Science #14 (1950), Weird Fantasy #16 (1950), Weird Science #15 (1950), Weird Fantasy #17 (1951), Weird Science #5 (1951), Weird Fantasy #6 (1951), Weird Science #6 (1951), Weird Fantasy #7 (1951), Weird Science #7 (1951), Weird Fantasy #8 (1951), Weird Science #8 (1951), Weird Fantasy #9 (1951), Weird Science #9 (1951), Weird Fantasy #10 (1951), Weird Science #10 (1951), The Fantagraphics EC Artists' Library #1 (2012)
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