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Cover: Wally Wood

Weird Science #19

May 1953 · EC · 0.10 USD
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“The Precious Years”

In "The Precious Years," a tense survival tale from EC’s Weird Science #19 (1953), two astronauts are stranded on a derelict ship, their isolation turning personal as old grudges flare. Written by Bill Gaines and Al Feldstein, with moody art by Joe Orlando and dynamic inks by the same, the story unfolds with chilling precision—every decision carrying weight. The cover by Wally Wood captures the dread perfectly, setting the stage for a haunting exploration of guilt and consequence.

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writer Bill Gaines · writer Al Feldstein · artist, inker Joe Orlando · colorist Marie Severin · letterer Jim Wroten · cover Wally Wood

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artist, inker Joe Orlando
colorist Marie Severin
letterer Jim Wroten
cover pencils, inks Wally Wood

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Guernsey hates Benson and vows that when they get back to Earth, he will be held accountable. Why? Because he got drunk and accidentally pulled a lever that killed the whole crew when they were outside the ship working. When a meteor strikes the ship, Guernsey goes outside to check for damage. Benson locks Guernsey out leaving him to die. Guernsey's rotting corpse is stuck just outside the window almost tauntingly. Benson can't stand it and goes outside to remove the body, but Guernseys corpse accidentally takes the door mechanism with him leaving Benson trapped outside the ship doomed to die.

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