SteveDuin

Eerie 84. VF+ 8.5 COW. Frank Frazetta cover. Spectacular blacks. Tiny nicks bottom front cover and top of spine. Two stress lines at spine. Light wear lower right corner on the front cover. $150

Eerie 85. VF/NM 9.0 COW. Ken Kelly cover. Another one of those covers where there is slight crimping at the left edge due to the glue on the spine. $30

Eerie 86. VF/NM 9.0 COW. Glow-in-the-dark all Richard Corben reprint issue. Slight nick top spine and a bit of staple annoyance. $45

Eerie 88, VF- 7.5 COW. Don Martz cover. General wear. $10

Eerie 89. VF 8.0 COW. Malcolm McNeill cover. Edge wear. Tiny tear top BC. Color chip missing back cover. $15

Not that anyone's tracking at the moment ... but I'm holding fast to the Eerie 87

Eerie 90. VF/NM- 9.0. COW. Rich Corben cover. Faint indentations at right edge, just below the logo, and light wear top back cover. First four stories all involve a girl and her monster. $35.

Eerie 91. NM- 9.2 COW. Don Martz cover. Faint warble or two at the edges. $30 SOLD to jr70

Eerie 92. VF/NM 9.0 COW. Kim McQuaite cover. Light flutters at the staples and the edges. $22

Eerie 93. VF/NM 9.0 COW. Crisp Don Martz front cover, but the bottom staple breaks color on the back cover. I would argue, once again, that we're in printing-defect territory, but I'm nudging the grade down a bit regardless. Alex Nino and Alfredo Alcala interior art. $25 SOLD to jr70

Eerie 94. VF+ 8.5 COW. A striking Don Martz cover. A Rook episode with Vampirella and Pantha inside. A small tear at the bottom of the spine. $25

Eerie 95. NM 9.4 COW. Vampirella appearance on the Jordi Penalva cover. No, not even that white line at the bottom of the back cover can prompt me to drop this below 9.4 (which is, with rare exception, the highest I grade anything I sell on the boards). Nebres, Nino and Alcala interior art. $60 SOLD to jr70

Eerie 96. VF/NM 9.0 COW. Penalva cover. Faint crease top right right corner front cover, and a light crease at the top of the back. $20

Eerie 97. NM- 9.2 COW. A cheerful Val Mayerik cover, given the run we've been on. A faint flutter at the right edge of the front cover that eventually turns up if you keep twisting the magazine under the light. A rich array of colors, and nothing but Neal Adams and Rich Corben on the interior art. $40 SOLD to Dover

Eerie 98. VF+ 8.5 COW. Pat Woodroffe cover, Russ Heath interiors. All is well except for that crease at the top of the back cover, which almost makes you think a paper clip was briefly attached here. $18

Eerie 99. NM- 9.2. COW. Another Jordi Penalva cover, and only a faint warble at an edge here and there. $30 SOLD to jr70

Eerie 100. VF/NM 9.0 COW. The Penalva front cover is semi-perfect; there's a light crease at the top of the back cover and another great pencil "B." Jim Starlin and Alfred Alcala interior art. $20

Eerie 101. VF+ 8.5 COW. Light wear at edges, tiny crease top right cover, an a grease pencil "B" on the back cover. $20

Eerie 102. VF 8.0. COW. Bright whites on this Sanjulian cover. Faint creasing at the top of the spine, and a curious sliver of a quarter-inch tear through the "July 1979" date.  $25

Eerie 103. NM- 9.2 COW. Terrane Lindall cover. Not exactly the images that sing "Welcome Happy Morning" on a Sunday. Faintest of imperfections. $30 SOLD to jr70

Yes, it's early ... and two hours before Liverpool and Man City go to war at Anfield. In the meantime ...

Eerie 104. NM 9.4 COW. Kirk Reinert cover. Beginning of a minuscule crease in the top right corner. Wrinkle on an interior page. $40

And the last one for the moment: Eerie 105. NM- 9.2 COW. Penalva cover. Lightest of wear at edges. $40

Eerie 106. Fine+ 6.5 COW. Creases front cover, dings and indentations on the back. Simonson/Ortiz cover. There's one of these in every crowd. $10

Eerie 107 NM 9.4 OW. Romas Kukalis cover. Spectacular. $55

Eerie 108. VF+ 8.5 COW. Jim Laurier cover. Pretty doggone fine structurally, but a dust shadow/discoloration at the left edge and bottom of the front cover. $25