Auctions: comic books 1970-1985, graded by CBCS

1st printing. By Alfred Hitchcock. A collection of short stories involving the daring of spies and counterspies. Softcover, 5-in. x 8-in., 216 pages, Text Only. Cover price $2.95.

1st printing. 29 stories to send chills down your spine. Featuring tales of terror by Patricia Highsmith, Robert Bloch, Jack Ritchie, Bill Pronzini, Henry Slesar, Borden Deal, Wenzell Brown, Donald E. Westlake, Edward D. Hoch, James Holding and more! Hardcover, 5 1/2-in. x 8 1/2-in., 350 pages, Text Only.

Vol. 11, No. 2, Issue 22, May 1974. Cover by Tim Kirk. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Robert Bloch, Poul Anderson, Roger Elwood interview, Ted White, more; 52 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.25.

Vol. 13, No. 1, Issue 25, Winter 1976. Cover by Jack Gaughan. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Robert Silverberg, Gardner Dozois, Richard Lupoff, Gregory Benford, Ted White, more; 60 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 13, No. 2, Issue 26, Summer 1976. Cover by Vincent Di Fate. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Frederik Pohl, Samuel R. Delaney, Richard Lupof, more; 60 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 14, No. 1, Issue 27, Fall'76-Winter'77. Cover by Eddie Jones. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Isaac Asimov, L. Sprague de Camp, Richard Lupoff,Terry Austin illo, more; 68 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.95.

Vol. 14, No. 2, Issue 28, Spring 1977. Cover by D.A. Dickinson. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Alfred Bester, Frederik Pohl, A.E. Van Vogt, Richard Lupoff, Jack Williamson, R.A. Lafferty, more; 52 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.95.

Vol. 14, No. 3, Issue 29, Summer-Fall 1977. Cover by Richard Powers. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Berserker story by Fred Saberhagen, Robert Heinlein, Clifford Simak, Andre Norton, Frederik Pohl, Richard Lupoff, more; 68 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.95.

Vol. 15, No. 1, Whole No. 30, Winter 1977-78. Cover by C. Lee Healy. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - "Song of the Dragon's Daughter" by Ursula K. Le Guin. Also Michael Moorcock, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Brian Aldiss, Frederik Pohl, Richard Lupoff, more; 84 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.95.

Vol. 15, No. 2, Whole No. 31, Spring 1978. Cover by C. Lee Healy. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Harlan Ellison's SFWA resignation speech. Also A. Bertram Chandler, Gordon R. Dickson, Frederik Pohl, Richard Lupoff, Susan Wood, Vincent DiFate, Joe Staton illo, more; 84 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $2.25.

Vol. 16, No. 1, Whole No 33, Winter 1978-79. Cover by Kelly Freas. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - "Women and SF" by Susan Wood. Also Suzy McKee Charnas, Anne McCaffrey, James Gunn, Frederik Pohl, Richard Lupoff, Vincent DiFate, more; 68 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $2.25.

1st printing. Written by Carlos A. Cornejo. Art by Chiqui de la Fuente. A poor man discovers a treasure trove and strikes it rich. There's just one small problem...forty of them actually. It seems the treasure belongs to forty thieves and they are in no mood for sharing their spoils. It's the classic tale that gave us the enchanting words "Open Sesame!" Softcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 48 pages, full color. No Cover Price.

Cover by Larry Mayer. ALICE IN WONDERLAND (WHITMAN) #1. Number on Cover: 90144. Reprint of the comic book adaptation of the Walt Disney animated movie version of the book "Alice In Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll. "Alice in Wonderland," script by Lewis Carroll (original novel) and Del Connell (adaptation), pencils by Riley Thompson, inks by Bob Grant; Alice stumbles into the surreal world of Wonderland, where she gets lost and encounters the evil Queen of Hearts. 36 pgs., full color. $0.60. Cover price $0.60.

Limited Signed Portfolio - Limited to 1000 copies, signed by Artist Frank Brunner. Art and Cover by Frank Brunner. 6 Prints illustrating scenes from the famous novel, done as only Frank Brunner can. 12-in. x 16-in., 6 pages, B&W. MATURE READERS.

Limited Signed Portfolio - Limited to 1200 copies, signed by Artist Frank Brunner. Volume 2 - 1st Printing. "Through the Looking Glass!" Art and Cover by Frank Brunner. 6 Prints (the color image affixed to the folder is considered Plate One) illustrating scenes from the famous novel, done as only Frank Brunner can. 12-in. x 16-in., 6 pages, B&W. MATURE READERS.

Alice In Wonderland/Peter Pan 2-Pack sealed in original Whitman factory bag. This pack contains Alice in Wonderland #1 (3/84, reprints Four Color #331) and Peter Pan #1 (3/84, reprints Four Color #442). These comics were distributed exclusively in Whitman value packs. Both comics are part of a larger Whitman series, called Movie Comics, adapting the animated movie versions. "Alice in Wonderland" written by Lewis Carroll (novel) and Del Connell (adaptation) with art by Riley Thompson and Bob Grant. "Peter Pan" written by J.M. Barrie (novel) and Del Connell (adaptation) with art by Al Hubbard. Cover price $0.99.

1st printing. By Richard Siegel and JC Suares. ALIEN CREATURES - Where do the come from? How long have they been with us? How did they get here? A fantastic voyage from H.G. Wells and Jules Verne to Star Wars, including science fiction pulps, flying saucers, robots, and popular television aliens from Superman to Star Trek! 32 pages of full color illustrations. Softcover, 8 1/2-in., 11-in., 160 pages. PC/PB&W. Cover price $6.95.

Vol. 3 # 1. "An Informal Science Fiction & Fantasy Journal." Cover by Tim Kirk. In this issue: Ted White, John Brunner, Robert Bloch, Richard Delap. 52 pages plus 16-page Ace catalog. Cover price $1.00.

"An Informal Science Fiction & Fantasy Journal." Cover by Tim Kirk. In this issue: Ted White, John Brunner, Robert Bloch, Richard Delap. 52 pages plus 16-page Ace catalog. Cover price $1.00.

"An Informal Science Fiction & Fantasy Journal." Cover by Tim Kirk. In this issue: Ted White, John Brunner, Robert Bloch, Richard Delap. 52 pages plus 16-page Ace catalog. Cover price $1.00.

"An Informal Science Fiction & Fantasy Journal." Cover by Tim Kirk. In this issue: Ted White, John Brunner, Robert Bloch, Richard Delap. 52 pages plus 16-page Ace catalog. Cover price $1.00.

"An Informal Science Fiction & Fantasy Journal." Cover by Tim Kirk. In this issue: Ted White, John Brunner, Robert Bloch, Richard Delap. 52 pages plus 16-page Ace catalog. Cover price $1.00.

An Informal Science Fiction & Fantasy Journal." Cover by Tim Kirk. In this issue: John Brunner, Gene Wolfe, the Panshins on Heinlein. Cover price $1.00.

"An Informal Science Fiction & Fantasy Journal." Cover by Tim Kirk. In this issue: Stanislaw Lem interview; Robert Bloch; Robert Heinlein. Cover price $1.00.

Special Flying Saucer Issue! "Earth Invasion" is written by Larry Shell, with art by Steve Bissette; "Chairman Mao and the Men from Mars" is written and illustrated by Steve Stiles; "There's No Business Like Space Business" is written and illustrated by Fred Hembeck; "Fast Food" is written by Tim Boxell, with art by Rich Larson and Tim Boxell; "Saucer Attack" is written and illustrated by George Erling; "Surviving Son" (parody of Kal El (Superman) being saved from Krypton) is written and illustrated by Mike Zeck; "Pick of the Litter" is written and illustrated by Steve Bissette; "Watcher from the Skies" is written by Bill Kelley, with art by Tom Yeates; "U.F.O. Indoors" is written and illustrated by Howard Cruse; "Outpost" is written by Larry Shell, with art by Tom Yeates. Plus: pin-ups by Rudy Nebres and Tom Sutton. Cover by George Chastain. B&W, 7 1/4" x 11" Cover price $1.25.

Add to cart CBCS 9.0 $39.00 View scan Paper: White Label #21-1EAEE22-026 Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout. Other items consigned by Saddle River Comics

The illustrated science fiction magazine for mature readers. The viewing of an alien artifact in "Pretending." Story by Eric Dinehart, art by Mike Gustovich. Space combat in "Open Season." Story & art by Ken Macklin, script by Toren Smith. Robots gone wild in "Gorgonzo." Script by Buzz Dixon, art by Mike Hoffman. Trying to fit in in "Outcast." Story & art by Marc Hempel. Cover by Joe Chiodo. Cover price $1.75.

Cover by Peter Ledger. Written by Christy Marx, Kevin Farrell, Mark Borax and Buzz Dixon. Art by Peter Ledger, Kevin Farrell, Chuck Beckum (a.k.a. Chuck Austen) and Nicholas Koenig & Willie Blyberg. The illustrated science fiction magazine for mature readers. In this issue: "The Monster of Planet Og!" by Christy Marx and Peter Ledger; "The Resistance" by Kevin Farrell; "I Shot the Last Martian" by Mark Borax and Chuck Beckum; and "Emergency Rations" by Buzz Dixon, Nicholas Koenig and Willie Blyberg. 32 pages, full color. Mature Readers. Cover price $1.75.

The illustrated science fiction magazine for mature readers. A sexy heroine in battle in "The Heroine." Story & art by James Brock. A nagging robot in "M.O.T.H.E.R. Knows Best." Script by Buzz Dixon, art by Larry Elmore. An underworld without an overworld in "Claustrophobia." Script by Pedro Henry, art by Jim Baikie. Being different isn't all it's cracked up to be in "Relativity." Script by Paul Alexander, art by Attilio Micheluzzi. Cover by Mick Austin. Cover price $1.75.

The illustrated science fiction magazine for mature readers. A robot proves her mettle in "LuV's Story." Script & art by Tim Conrad. A youngster wreaks havoc while visiting Earth in "Now Jr. Behave Yourself." Story by Chuck Wagner, art by Bill Wray. Fantasies do come true in "Wish Upon a Jewel." Story by Gardner Fox, art by Larry Elmore. Bugs from space in "Invasion!" Story & art by Tim Truman. Cover by John Bolton. Cover price $1.75.

1st printing. By Robert Holdstock and Malcolm Edwards. ALIEN LANDSCAPES explores ten of the best-known worlds with a detailed text explaining their history and polotics, climate, geography, flora & fauna and their location in the galaxy. All are brlliantly visualized in 30 original paintings, specially commissioned from ten of the best Sci-Fi & Fantasy illustrators. See the worlds of Anne McCaffrey's PERN; Arthur C. Clarke's RAMA; ARRAKIS from Frank Herbert's DUNE; the END OF THE WORLD of H.G. Wells, and more! Hardcover, 11 1/2-in. x 11 1/2-in., 120 pages, full color.

1st printing. By Robert Holdstock and Malcolm Edwards. ALIEN LANDSCAPES explores ten of the best-known worlds with a detailed text explaining their history and polotics, climate, geography, flora & fauna and their location in the galaxy. All are brlliantly visualized in 30 original paintings, specially commissioned from ten of the best Sci-Fi & Fantasy illustrators. See the worlds of Anne McCaffrey's PERN; Arthur C. Clarke's RAMA; ARRAKIS from Frank Herbert's DUNE; the END OF THE WORLD of H.G. Wells, and more! Softcover, 11-in. x 11-in., 120 pages, full color.

"Survival of the Fittest!" Created by Carl Potts. Written by Alan Zelenetz. Art by Frank Cirocco and Terry Austin. Cover by Frank Cirocco. Footsloggers and soldiers of fortune, priests and poets, killers and cads - they fight for a future Galarchy, for cash, a cause, for the thrill of adventure. Legionnaires live rough and they die hard, tough as tungsten and loyal to the dirty end. Includes bios for Montroc, Sarigar, Grimrod, Durge, Meico and Dun. 48 pages, FC. Cover price $2.00.

"Blind Trust!" Created by Carl Potts. Written by Alan Zelenetz. Art by Frank Cirocco and Terry Austin. Cover by Frank Cirocco. Marvel's Epic Comics presents science fiction that will blow the mind! When the Legion attempts to usurp precious ore, they get much more than they bargained for. 32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.50.

"Last Gamble!" Created by Carl Potts. Written by Alan Zelenetz. Art by Frank Cirocco and Terry Austin. Cover by Frank Cirocco. Betrayal on the far side of the universe! 32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.50.

"The Killing Zone!" Created by Carl Potts. Written by Alan Zelenetz. Art by Frank Cirocco and Terry Austin. Cover by Frank Cirocco. Torie Montroc lies wounded on a battlefield, and there's no one to help - because Sarigar's already declared him dead. A haunting tale of fear and survival. 32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.50.

"Chain of Command!" Created by Carl Potts. Written by Alan Zelenetz. Art by Frank Cirocco and Chris Warner. Cover by Frank Cirocco. Bet you forgot the fragment of the Harkilon data-orb that Torqa Dun deliverted to Sarigar back in issue #2. Well, you can be sure as gravity the Captain hasn't forgotten, not after preliminary fragment analysis suggested the Harkilons might just be stockpiling a nuclear arsenal. 32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.50.