LOT OF 1 VINTAGE COMIC BOOK: THE BEYOND #17. Incredible Jim McLaughlin Cover With Hideous Green Monsters And Zombies From The Netherworld, Summoned Forth By The Man Playing The Lyre Of Doom! This Title Is One That Is Increasingly Sought-After, And This Particular Issue Has One Of The Better Covers.
Plus It Contains Top Notch Art By A Young Gene Colan Inside As Well. It Is Tough To Obtain In Any Shape, Making This Flat Brilliant Copy A Real Find; Even CGC Has Only Seen Eight Total Unrestored Copies In About Twenty Years Of Grading Comic. So You May Have To Settle For A Pesky Replica "Photocopy" Edition Or At Best An Ugly Reader Copy If You Miss This Opportunity. This Book Begins With "The Terror Of Dread Isle" Which Has Bizarre Shape-Shifting Monsters, Followed By "I Walked At Midnight" Which Features A Great Skeleton Splash Page. Up Next Is The "Lyre Of Death" Cover Story, With Great Images Of Hideous Miscreants And Strange Critters From The Dark Beyond... Not To Mention "Treasure From The Dead" With Haunting Ghosts And Ghoulish Apparitions, And More. The Pre-Code Horror Craze Was At Its Apex, So It's Got The Ubiquitous Salacious Content Including Gore And Good Girl Art And Graphic Violence And Supernatural Themes.This Was Released As The November, 1952, Issue From Ace Magazines. This particular issue seldom surfaces in any shape, so a solid bright clean unrestored attractive copy like this is sure to be hotly contested by the ravenous horror fans. THIS OLD COLLECTABLE COMIC HAS AN ORIGINAL PRICE OF. The Horror And Supernatural Themes Never Go Out Of Style!
This hails from my personal long-term horror collection, and I've always stored my golden-age comics fastidiously, in a dark, dry, pet-free, climate-controlled environment, within a mylar comic sleeve with archival backer-board. I bought it at the turn of the century from Howard at Greg's Comics, and it's well-preserved and intact and complete and supple and flat. Everything is still attached; All the innards are still bone-white, flat and tightly connected with no dog-ears, and the colors are still vibrant. It looks like it was probably carefully read and enjoyed, as there are the obligatory bumps and spine-stresses and a hint of general edge wear, along with light creasing. It retains an amazing amount of luster, and the eye appeal is impressive. It will include a small red sticker on the reverse of the archival backing board, with my monograph, designating this pretty example as hailing from my long-term personal golden-age collection. Crucial fare for any fan of American Pop Culture from the middle of the twentieth century. MATERIAL LIKE THIS SPOTLIGHTING ICONIC THEMES OF POP CULTURE AND LITERATURE NEVER LOSES ITS APPEAL. This will be sent out in an archival Mylar sleeve with acid-free backing-board from E. Gerber, for safe long-term preservation. The iconic covers, much like the popular occult themes seen in this issue, never go out of style, making these older depictions appear to be a relative value, dollar for dollar. Many of you have dealt with us through our ads in CBM, CBG, O. We are secure packagers and prompt shippers so expect to be pleased. WE LIST SCARCE & OUT-OF-PRINT COLLECTABLE COMICS FREQUENTLY, SO PLEASE CHECK BACK OFTEN! IS ALWAYS DEALING IN COMICS & ART!