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In the Shadow of the Atomic Age
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adamstrange

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It's Woodbridge who was Frazetta influenced. Nice books. I like Premiers because of the Woodbridge covers and interiors and, like on your copies, attractive coloring of the covers.
Speaking of Woodbridge, one of my favorite Mad pieces hit its 45 year anniversay.

 

43 Man Squamish! :headbang:

http://madcoversite.com/quiz_olympics.html

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Well, here is a nice book

 

MIS1.jpg

 

For some reason I had it in my head that Irv Novick did that cover.

 

Talk about a great list of artists in one book: Frazetta, Infantino, Toth, Finlay, Purcell.

 

Great copy (to state the obvious)!

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Well, here is a nice book

 

MIS1.jpg

 

For some reason I had it in my head that Irv Novick did that cover.

 

Talk about a great list of artists in one book: Frazetta, Infantino, Toth, Finlay, Purcell.

 

Great copy (to state the obvious)!

Mystery in Space is a great title, especially starting with issue 53. :cloud9:
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Mystery in Space is a great title, especially starting with issue 53. :cloud9:

I don't remember anything particularly notable happening in issue 53. :whistle:

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Mystery in Space is a great title, especially starting with issue 53. :cloud9:

I don't remember anything particularly notable happening in issue 53. :whistle:

 

:taptaptap: There's a catchy little story about a space war by Manny Stallman.

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Raggedy Ann & Andy # 1 came in the mail and I'll throw in the first four pages of Mo Gollub's story in this book. It does overshadow Kelly's work in this case.
I agree -- a delightful effort from Gollub whom I had only previously thought of as a cover painter. Thanks for posting the scans. (thumbs u
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