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The Twilight Zone #1 COMIC BOOK by Harlan Ellison (Author), Neal Adams (Artist) OUT OF PRINT. HARD TO FIND COLLECTOR'S ITEM. “Crazy As A Soup Sandwich” story, Harlan Ellison; art, Neal Adams; color, Cory; letterer, Patrick Williams also featuring... * introduction, Harlan Ellison, “Riding The Daymare” *additional story. The Wishing Boat. About In the early-’90s publisher Now Comics licensed The Twilight Zone and launched an anthology title based on the classic television series. The series sent through several series, annuals, and specials. The premier issue featured an adaptation of “Crazy As A Soup Sandwich” by Harlan Ellison. “Crazy” was an original teleplay from the 1980s CBS revival of The Twilight Zone. The Twilight Zone ran for a two seasons (1985-87). CBS than commissioned a third season of half-hour episodes so that the show could be run in syndication. “Crazy” was part of that third season of episodes, and was one of the last episodes aired, originally appearing April 1, 1989. It is the story of a loan shark named Arky Lochner who makes a deal with a demon and the deals he has to make to get out of that deal. According to a 1998 interview with Ellison in Comic Book Profiles (Issue 3, Summer 1998) Ellison and Adam’s working relationship was contentious as they butted heads about many items including a hat on the main character Arky’s head that Adams refused to add. However, Ellison gives an overall positive opinion of Adams and even says he would work with him again “except,” he says, “I would have to take an awful lot of Valium.” Published by NOW COMICS in 1991. This item was never available for sale in any mass market retail outlet and could only be found in comic book specialty stores!

ALEX ROSS NEAL ADAMS MAGAZINE STAN LEE MICHAEL MOORCOCK COMIC BOOK ARTIST #1

VERY RARE ALEX ROSS/NEAL ADAMS MAGAZINE!!

COMIC BOOK ARTIST MAGAZINE #1 JULY 2003
RARE and OUT OF PRINT.

Comics legends Neal Adams and Alex Ross team-up for the first time to contribute a brand-spankin' new cover featuring the Man of Steel, as we explore "The Art of Dynamic Realism" in new comprehensive interviews with both artists (spotlighting plenty of rarely-seen and unpublished Ross and Adams art).

INCLUDES A FULL COLOR SELECTION OF ARTWORK BY NEAL ADAMS and ALEX ROSS! Including FULL PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS.

BARRY WINDSOR SMITH discusses his "lost" HULK story, including the never-before-seen artwork (alongside the pages that were actually published by MIKE MIGNOLA), and his original story outline.

An interview with MICHAEL LARK (Gotham Central, Daredevil), J SCOTT CAMPBELL discusses the "Lost" GEN13/BATMAN series, including rare artwork. An excerpt of a STAN LEE biography.

A CRAIG THOMPSON sketchbook.
Plus, CBA continues its exhaustive examinations of comics past, this time with the definitive history of Arcade, The Comics Revue, the seminal 1970s underground comix showcase helmed by Robert Crumb, Art Spiegelman, and Bill Griffith.

Also, superb science-fiction author MICHAEL MOORCOCK discusses the comic book adaptations of his work, as well as on-going four-color collaborations with artist Walter Simonson. While we're at it, let's throw in a Craig Thompson sketchbook, the story behind Tod Holton -- Super Green Beret (!), a 16-page color section, reviews & news, columns by our regular contributors, plus more surprises! -- 128 pages

Fantastic goodies from the pen of ALEX ROSS, NEAL ADAMS, and more.

EXCELLENT CONDITION. BRAND NEW.
Collector's Item

ALEX ROSS artwork featured include:

* SUPERMAN
* SPACE GHOST
* NAMOR THE SUB-MARINER
* WOLVERINE
* BATMAN and BATMAN BEYOND
* THE AVENGERS
* EARTH X/PARADISE X/UNIVERSE X
* X-MEN
* INHUMANS
* MARVEL CHARACTERS FROM THE 70's
* ELONGATED MAN
* POWER GIRL
* SHAZAM/CAPTAIN MARVEL
* JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED
* WONDER WOMAN
* SUPREME
* THE CLASSIC JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA
* much more!

Neal Adams artwork includes...

* SUPERMAN
* WOLVERINE
* BATMAN
* RED SONJA
* CONAN
* TARZAN
* ROBIN
* BEN CASEY
* CLARK KENT
* and Many Many MORE!


An EXTREMELY RARE item!!

HARLAN ELLISON TWILIGHT ZONE GRAPHIC NOVEL NEAL ADAMS!!

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The Twilight Zone: Graphic Novel (Paperback)
by Harlan Ellison (Author), Neal Adams (Author)

OUT OF PRINT. HARD TO FIND COLLECTOR'S ITEM.

“Crazy As A Soup Sandwich”

story, Harlan Ellison; art, Neal Adams;
color, Cory; letterer, Patrick Williams

also featuring...

* introduction, Harlan Ellison, “Riding The Daymare”
* original prose story, Harlan Ellison, “Darkness Upon The Face Of The Deep”

About

In the early-’90s publisher Now Comics licensed The Twilight Zone and launched an anthology title based on the classic television series. The series sent through several series, annuals, and specials. The premier issue featured an adaptation of “Crazy As A Soup Sandwich” by Harlan Ellison.

“Crazy” was an original teleplay from the 1980s CBS revival of The Twilight Zone. The Twilight Zone ran for a two seasons (1985-87). CBS than commissioned a third season of half-hour episodes so that the show could be run in syndication. “Crazy” was part of that third season of episodes, and was one of the last episodes aired, originally appearing April 1, 1989. It is the story of a loan shark named Arky Lochner who makes a deal with a demon and the deals he has to make to get out of that deal.

According to a 1998 interview with Ellison in Comic Book Profiles (Issue 3, Summer 1998) Ellison and Adam’s working relationship was contentious as they butted heads about many items including a hat on the main character Arky’s head that Adams refused to add. However, Ellison gives an overall positive opinion of Adams and even says he would work with him again “except,” he says, “I would have to take an awful lot of Valium.”


Published by NOW COMICS in 1991.

This item was never available for sale in any mass market retail outlet and could only be found in comic book specialty stores!