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NB - not Golden Age, I know, but I'm shameless. Storm by Don Lawrence.

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Vanguard published a couple of nicely packaged volumes of non-EC Wally Wood horror and sci fi.

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..and of course, there is this XXL volume from Taschen, which is quite wonderful

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And of course, these wonderful artist editions from IDW!

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Note - if your view is constraining the images [making them appear too narrow], just click on the image and a corrected version will pop up.

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Dark Horse

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For me its EC’s first. 😊

 

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And these are from IDW's massive Definitive Flash Gordon and Jungle Jim.

 

 

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Anyway, for what its worth, my list would enlarge the scope to incorporate newspaper strips and post-Golden Age/Atomic Age material.

 

1. Planet Comics

2. Weird Science/Fantasy

3. Adam Strange in Mystery in Space [especially the early Infantino/Anderson stories]

4. Xenozoic Tales

5. Flash Gordon

6. Avon one-shots

7. Garth by Frank Bellamy

8. Storm by Don Lawrence

9. Strange Adventures

10. Obscure Cities by Schulten/Peeters

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Obscure Cities are being published in English by IDW

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