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Creepy 117. 9.0 VF/NM OW. Ken Kelly cover, Bright, rich colors. Minute flaws right cover edge. Light rubbing right back cover. Light flutter lower left corner front cover. $25 SOLD to jr70

Creepy 118. 9.0 VF/NM OW. Spectacular Enrich Torres cover. Light staple indentations, minute flaws. A 9.4 but for that blemish/discoloration at mid-spine off the front cover. $30 SOLD to JRBaxter

Because I'm keeping the Jeff Jones 120 ... Creepy 119. 7.0 FN/VF COW. Jim Laurier cover. All Alex Nino issue. Bright and solid. but the nicks and creases you'd expect in this grade. $10 SOLD via PM

Creepy 121. 8.0 VF OW. Jim Laurier cover. All John Severin issue. tiny crease bottom right corner front cover. Beautiful spine. That staple indentation, again, and a faint flutter/crease below the spacecraft. $10

Creepy 122. 8.0 VF OW. Lee Katz cover. Bright colors, but issues with a staple indentation - the impression causes by the staples of another book in the stacking process - and blunted corner and light wear at the top right corner of the front cover. $10

Creepy 123. 8.5 VF+ OW. A rather striking Ken Kelly cover. Light flaws and a non-color-breaking flutter - I can't call this a crease - at the right edge of the front cover. $35 SOLD to jr70

Creepy 124. 8.0 VF COW. Jordi Penalva cover. Sweet book but impact, non-color breaking crease lower right corner front cover and interior pages. $10

Creepy 125. NM 9.4 COW. Ken Kelly Christmas carnage cover. $60

Creepy 126. 8.5 VF+ COW. Ken Kelly cover. Bindery tears top and bottom of spine. Minute crease, faint wear top edge back cover. $15 SOLD via PM

Creepy 127. 9.2 NM- COW. Terry Lindall cover. We're coming out of a portion of the run where I'm not sure how the original owner found them in this condition, much less preserved them. Semi-perfect but for a stress line at the spine. $35

Creepy 128. 9.2 NM- COW. Frank Frazetta cover (reprinted from Creepy 10). Two stress lines at spine, faint tiny crease bottom right corner of the front cover, minute imperfections at edges. $50 SOLD via PM

Creepy 129. 9.0 VF/NM COW. Jeff Easley cover. Light wear edges. Tiny nick right edge front cover, light crease bottom right corner front cover. $20

Creepy 130. 9.2 NM- COW. Richard Courtney cover. Pretty much a flawless front cover with light wear at the top edge of the back cover, and a tiny crease at the lower left corner of the back cover. $40

Creepy 131. 9.4 NM COW. Frank Frazetta cover (which first appears on Creepy 4). Bindery tear top spine. The aforementioned faint storage flutter on the right edge of the front cover. $95 GONE

Creepy 132. 9.2 NM- (or better) OW/COW pages. Richard Corben cover. Memorable colors and gloss. The same faint storage flutter at the right edge of the front cover. Minute wear top right front cover. $70 GONE

Creepy 133. 9.2 NM- COW. Jeff Easley cover. Faint storage flutter right edge front cover. Minute wear at edges. And Yoda masks on the back cover. $60

An original-owner collection. I'll post Creepy #131-133 now, then return at 7 am PST Sunday to get the thread moving. The usual house rules. No HOS or probes need apply. First “I’ll Take It” wins in the thread. Returns accepted within 7 days, though, yes, you need step up with postage. Shipping: My USPS branch doesn't allow media rate on magazines, so let's say $20 for priority shipping and I'll pay the excess (quite the deal for the buyer on the larger orders). I'll negotiate exact postage on Canadian and foreign sales. Payment via PayPal, check or money order. PM if you need more photos. I’m xelagallery and xelagallerycomics on IG. Kudos on request. As I said when I listed the Eeries in October, the condition of most of these Warrens is extraordinary. Vibrant colors. Stress-free spines. OW/White to COW pages. There are several fallow periods in the run, when the collector's usual source for the comics wasn't available, but most of these magazines are unique. They never spent the weekend on a convention floor or five years in the Warren warehouse. Since the day the Creepys were purchased, between 1965 and 1983, they’ve been parked at either the original owner’s home or mine. Some are immaculate. Others have production flaws I’ll describe. Given the array of artists between the covers, I had no interest in slabbing them. This Creepy run bridges a formidable era in comic collecting history. I have the last dozen issues in the run, but because they're on tour with the Vampirellas at the moment, l'll kick this off with #133.

Another nine Eeries have sold via PM: 26 33. 38, 42, 54, 56, 78, 104 and 105. Creepys approaching the launch pad.

66, 58, 35 and 4 have sold via PM

It's in the ComicLink pipeline. I'm rather curious about the grade ...

"Hmmm" is right. I'm scrounging through boxes. Was there an Eerie 1? While I poke around, here's the Vamp 1 and one of the Creepy 1s from the collection

The 81 has sold via PM

Thanks much. There's consolation in keeping the ones that didn't sell.

And because I'm keeping the #1, at least for now, here's the final magazine: Eerie 2. VF/NM 9.0 OW. Frank Frazetta cover. Jack Davis back cover. Gray Morrow frontispiece. Interior art from Steve Ditko, Joe Orlando, Reed Crandall, Alex Toth and I could go on. Faint stress lines at spine and the lightest of wear at edges. $375 SOLD to warden5523

Eerie 1972 Yearbook, VF 8.0 COW. Crease top left corner front cover. Light wear bottom. spine. Dust shadow and edge wear back cover. $45