Auctions: comic books published by Warren, graded by CGC

Eerie (1966 Warren Magazine) 23 CGC 8.0

Paper: Off white to white

Label #4410817002

Stories in this issue include: Beyond Nefera's Tomb by Bill Parente and Ernie Colon; The Dragon's Tail by Kim Ball, Bill Fraccio, and Tony Tallarico; An Occurance at Owl Creek Bridge by Archie Goodwin and Bob Jenney (from the story by Ambrose Bierce); Soul Pool by Edward R. French and Tom Sutton; Fair Exchange by Archie Goodwin and Neal Adams; and Space Age Vampire by James Haggenmiller and Mike Royer. Cover art by Frank Frazetta. Cover price $0.50.

Eerie (1966 Warren Magazine) 23 CGC 5.5

Paper: Off white to white

Label #4465873001

Stories in this issue include: Beyond Nefera's Tomb by Bill Parente and Ernie Colon; The Dragon's Tail by Kim Ball, Bill Fraccio, and Tony Tallarico; An Occurance at Owl Creek Bridge by Archie Goodwin and Bob Jenney (from the story by Ambrose Bierce); Soul Pool by Edward R. French and Tom Sutton; Fair Exchange by Archie Goodwin and Neal Adams; and Space Age Vampire by James Haggenmiller and Mike Royer. Cover art by Frank Frazetta. Cover price $0.50.

Famous Monsters of Filmland (1958) Magazine 27 CGC 9.0 Qualified

Paper: Off white to white

Coupon missing from last page.

Label #4443417008

Features in this issue include: an article on fanzines; a preview of They Saved Hitler's Brain; an obituary of actor Henry Daniell; and more. The cover is an uncredited painting of the Cyclops from The 7th Voyage of Sinbad. Cover price $0.50.

Famous Monsters of Filmland (1958) Magazine 111 CGC 8.5

Paper: White

Label #4465873002

Features in this issue include: "Fang Mail" (featuring a letter by The Beast Within's Paul Clemens); The Exorcist article by Paul Clemens; Nosferatu filmbook; previews of Zardoz and Devils of Darkness; preview and behind-the-scenes of Young Frankenstein; article on Mary Shelley; article about French museum Cinematheque; and more. Cover painting of Linda Blair as Reagan in The Exorcist is by Basil Gogos. Cover price $1.25.

Vampirella (1969 Warren) 1 CGC 0.5

Paper: Off white

1st wrap missing.

Label #4453754001

Published by James Warren, who gave fandom Famous Monsters, Eerie, Creepy, and other great magazines, Vampirella is a horror anthology series that featured stories and art by such genre giants as Richard Corben, Neal Adams, Archie Goodwin, Steve Englehart, Don Glut, Wally Wood, and many, many others. This first issue includes the following: "Vampirella's Welcome" by Bill Parente and Frank Frazetta; "Vampirella of Draculon" by Forrest J Ackerman (who had a hand in creating vampi vixen Vampirella) and Tom Sutton; "Death Boat" by Don Glut and Billy Graham; "Two Silver Bullets" by Don Glut and Mike Royer; "Spaced-Out Girls" by Don Glut, Bill Fraccio, and Tony Tallarico; and "Room Full of Changes" by Nicola Cuti and Ernie Colon. Cover art by Frank Frazetta. NOTE: A commemorative edition of this magazine was published in October 2001. It is very similar to the original, but can be easily identified by the $4.95 cover price (original 1969 edition was 50c cover priced), and an indica noting it as the commemorative edition. 68 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.50.

Vampirella (1969 Warren) 31 CGC 8.5

Paper: Off white to white

Label #3808649008

Stories in this issue include: "Betrothed of the Sun-God" (starring Vampirella); "Pantha: Family Ties" (a she-panther tale); "The Truth"; "The Woodlik Inheritance" (in full color); "The Incurable Phobia"; and Luana (based on the feature film). Written by Jose Bea, Richard Corben, Fernando Fernandez, Flaxman Loew, Doug Moench, and Steve Skeates. Art by Auraleon, Jose Bea, Richard Corben, Fernando Fernandez, Jose Gonzalez, and Esteban Maroto. Includes ad for 8-inch Superman, Batman, Robin, and Aquaman figures from Captain Company. Includes ad for the new Spirit magazine from Warren. Cover art by Frank Frazetta. Cover price $1.00.

Vampirella (UK 1975 Warren) 1 CGC 9.2

Paper: Off white to white

Slab: Minor side edge crack

U.K. Edition.

Label #3901663005

Features a new Vampirella origin story previously unpublished in America.