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The Fantagraphics EC Artists' Library #3
"50 Girls 50..." compiles all of Al Williamson's work for EC's "New Trend" comics (not just Weird Science and Weird Fantasy, but also his less-known crime and horror stories), including two classic Ray Bradbury adaptations. As a bonus, "50 Girls 50..." includes three stories drawn by Williamson's frequent collaborators (Angelo Torres, Roy Krenkel, and the legendary Frank Frazetta), plus the usual extensive story notes by EC experts. Also collects stories from the following issues (not currently in the Metron DB): Horror Comics of the 1950's (1971), Squa Tront #5 (1974)
Creative roster
Al Williamson (Inker, Penciller)
Albert Feldstein (Script)
Alex Raymond (Inker, Penciller)
Angelo Torres (Inker)
Arthur Lortie (Script)
Bernie Krigstein (Inker)
Bill Mason (Script)
Carl Wessler (Script)
Eric Reynolds (Publisher)
Frank Frazetta (Inker, Penciller)
Frank R. Paul (Inker, Penciller)
Gary Groth (Editor, Publisher)
George Evans (Inker)
Hal Foster (Inker, Penciller)
Harlan Ellison (Script)
Jack Hearne (Inker)
Jack Oleck (Script)
Jacob Covey (Designer)
Jay Franklin Booth (Inker, Penciller)
Jim Wroten (Letterer)
Joseph Coll (Inker, Penciller)
Kim Thompson (Publisher)
Larry Woromay (Inker)
Mark Schultz (Script)
Michael Catron (Associate Editor)
Otto Binder (Script)
Paul Cadmus (Inker)
Preston White (Production)
Ray Bradbury (Script)
Roy Krenkel (Inker, Penciller)
Steve Ringgenberg (Script)
Ted White (Script)
Tom Spurgeon (Script)
Wally Wood (Letterer)
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