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TWO-FISTED TALES #27 Grade: 8.0 VF Price: $400 May 1952; Cream to off white pages. Wally Wood photo and biography. Harvey Kurtzman story, cover, and art. Jack Davis, Wally Wood, John Severin, and Bill Elder art. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

TWO-FISTED TALES #22 Grade: 5.5 FN - Price: $200 JUL 1951; Cream to off white pages. Harvey Kurtzman story, cover and art. Alex Toth, Wally Wood, John Severin, Jack Davis, and Bill Elder art. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

Here comes a biggie EC, albeit, low grade, but a biggie! TALES OF TERROR ANNUAL #2 Grade: 1.0 FR Price: $1,000 1952; Cover split and detached, reattached with tape. No missing pages. Al Feldstein cover. These wonderful squarebound annuals contain four remainder books (comics that didn't sell the previous year). Consequently, each issue annual is different, and you never know what you're going to get except horrific stories drawn by the likes of Ghastly Graham Ingels, Harvey Kurtzman, and Jack Kamen. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #45 Grade: 5.0 VG/FN Price: $350 JAN 1954; Cream to off white pages.Jack Davis cover. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #43 Grade: 7.5 VF - Price: $550 SEP 1954; Off white to white pages. Stunning copy. Jack Davis cover and art. Jack Kamen, George Evans, and Graham Ingels art. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #36 Grade: 7.0 FN/VF Price: $450 JUN 1953; Cream to off white pages. One of EC's most vivid horror images' is what James Van Hise called this Jack Davis cover... how could anyone disagree? The issue also has the infamous story drawn by Joe Orlando in which vampires attach a spigot to their victim's neck. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #35 Grade: 6.5 FN + Price: $400 APR 1953; Cream to off white pages. It's fitting that E.C.'s most versatile artist was assigned cover duties on the most recognizable horror title of all for 18 consecutive issues. It would undoubtedly have been longer but Dr. Wertham (sigh) came along.... Davis' work can also be found on the interior, along with that of Joe Orlando, Jack Kamen, and Graham Ingels. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #34 Grade: 5.0 VG/FN Price: $350 FEB 1953; Cream pages. A wax museum is always a great setting for horror, and Jack Davis' cover and the accompanying story don't disappoint. Other highlights include an adaptation of Ray Bradbury's 'There Was An Old Woman' with Graham Ingels art. George Evans and Jack Kamen also contribute artwork. The issue was used in the book Parade of Pleasure. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #32 Grade: 6.0 FN Price: $400 OCT 1952; Off white to white pages. Jack Davis cover and art. George Evans, Fred Peters, and Graham Ingels art. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #31 Grade: 6.5 FN + Price: $400 AUG 1952; Off white to white pages. This issue features the first artwork Al Williamson did for EC (though another story was published first). The immensely talented Williamson quickly took his place among the company's regulars, and speaking of the EC staff, Bill Gaines and crew make an almost Mad-like appearance in a humorous tale drawn by Jack Kamen (and starring Kamen as the main character!). The issue also features the artwork of Jack Davis and Graham Ingels. Images from the issue were used in the book Parade of Pleasure From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #28 Grade: 4.5 VG + Price: $300 FEB 1952 Cream to off white pages. Al Feldstein's buried alive cover is all the hook we needed to get interested in this book, but its just an appetizer for the corresponding story in the book, drawn by Jack Davis and featuring not just a twist, but a twist on a twist ... The issue also features the artwork of Joe Orlando, Jack Kamen, and Graham Ingels. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #27 Grade: 4.5 VG + Price: $300 DEC 1951; Cream to off white pages. Before Jack Davis began his long run as the cover artist for EC's most famous horror title, the great Wally Wood rendered the covers for issues #26 and 27. Joe Orlando, Graham Ingels, Jack Kamen, and Jack Davis provided the interior art. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #22 Grade: 4.0 VG Price: $300 FEB 1951; Cream to off white pages. In 'The Curse of the Arnold Clan,' expertly drawn by Johnny Craig, a fellow searching his attic for a Halloween costume finds out some very disturbing information about his family history. By the way, the costume party he attends has a little in-joke for EC fans, as one of the partygoers is dressed as EC's Pre-Trend superheroine, Moon Girl! This issue also has art by Feldstein, Graham Ingels, and Jack Kamen. The cover is by Feldstein. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #20 Grade: 4.5 VG + Price: $900 OCT 1950; Cream to off white pages. Fomerly Crypt of Terror. This is the first issue of the premiere horror comic title ever published, and its influence has extended beyond comics, as there have been two movies and a TV series based on this title. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

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SHOCK SUSPENSTORIES #18 Grade: 6.5 FN + Price: $350 JAN 1955; Off white to white pages. Last issue of the title. Cover by George Evans. Art by Evans, Jack Kamen, Bernie Krigstein, and Reed Crandall. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

SHOCK SUSPENSTORIES #16 Grade: 7.0 FN/VF Price: $400 AUG 1954; Off white to white pages. This issue contains an editorial by Bill Gaines entitled The Red Dupe as well as a controversial story that deals with rape. The work of Jack Kamen and Reed Crandall on the inside is packaged by a memorable George Evans cover on the outside. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

SHOCK SUSPENSTORIES #13 Grade: 6.0 FN Price: $350 MAR 1954; Off white to white pages. A famous issue featuring Frank Frazetta/'s only solo story for EC. The cover by Jack Kamen shows a scene from that same story. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

SHOCK SUSPENSTORIES #11 Grade: 7.5 VF - Price: $500 OCT 1953; Off white to white pages. Fresh stunning cover by Johnny Craig. Art by Craig, Wally Wood, Reed Crandall, and Jack Kamen. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

SHOCK SUSPENSTORIES #9 Grade: 5.5 FN - Price: $300 JUN 1953; Cream to off white pages. This issue's horrifying cover by Al Feldstein was memorably adapted for an episode of the Tales from the Crypt TV series. The content also includes an adaption of The October Game by Ray Bradbury, with a biography of the author. The interior art is by Jack Kamen, Joe Orlando, Reed Crandall and Wally Wood. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

SHOCK SUSPENSTORIES #8 Grade: 5.5 FN - Price: $350 APR 1953; Cream to off white pages. Half inch tape, front cover spine. Atomic explosion panel. Al Feldstein cover. Jack Kamen, Wally Wood, Al Williamson, and George Evans art. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

SHOCK SUSPENSTORIES #6 Grade: 4.5 VG + Price: $480 DEC 1952; Off white to white pages. Classic bondage cover. Eight inch tape inside front cover edge. Wally Wood, Joe Orlando art. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.

SHOCK SUSPENSTORIES #5 Grade: 5.0 VG/FN Price: $350 OCT 1952; Cream to off white pages. The dramatic hanging cover is by Wally Wood, and the interior art by Wood, Jack Davis, Jack Kamen, and Joe Orlando. From the Gary Arlington collection, known for bright colors and supple pages. COA included.