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Auction archive: Lot number 59

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #41 *3.5 * Davis, Ingels, Evans, Kamen

Estimate
US$200 - US$300
Price realised:
n. a.
Auction archive: Lot number 59

TALES FROM THE CRYPT #41 *3.5 * Davis, Ingels, Evans, Kamen

Estimate
US$200 - US$300
Price realised:
n. a.
Beschreibung:

VG- (3.5). Nice-looking copy, small chips to back cover corners and about half of the pages. Cream to off-white pages. Jack Davis cover. Art by Davis, Ingels, Evans, Kamen. Cover: Murderous magician hurls ax at woman's face. In the moment before impact the reader observes the characters' faces, perfectly captured by Jack Davis the magician's malice, the wife's horror, and the bland passivity of the spectators - a comment, perhaps, on the increasingly jaded readers themselves? "Unlike radio or television producers, the small publishers of the comic book business were neither advertiser driven nor corporately controlled. Unlike the movies, comics were subject to no code. Unlike the television networks, comics companies had no Standards and Practices departments. No censoring presence stood between them and whoever would hand over a dime at a local newsstand. Their penny-ante ads and pathetic pay scale ensured that writing and drawing them would be a job for young men in their early twenties (or even teens). Other than early rock and roll, comics were the only cultural form of the period largely created by the young for those only slightly younger. In them, uncensored, can be detected the dismantling voice of a generation that had seen in the world war horrors beyond measure." -Tom Englehardt, The End of Victory Culture: Cold War America and the Disillusioning of a Generation [Basic: 1995]. PBA Grading Guarantee: Any individual comic book lot (not group lots) graded by PBA is guaranteed to match CGC grading. If the buyer chooses to have the comic CGC certified and that certification is lower than PBA’s, the lot may be returned for a full refund of the sales price (hammer price plus buyer’s premium). See terms and conditions for details. Consignments Accepted for PBA's Next Comic Book Auction. Golden Age, Silver Age, Pre-Code, Original Art, Interesting Ephemera Sought. Contact [email protected] for details. PBA COMICS March 26th Comic Book Sale catalogues available. Supplies Limited. Softcover catalogues limited to 200 copies ($45 + $5 postage/handling). Hardcovers limited to 26 lettered copies, dust jackets, special limitation plates ($150). Contact [email protected]

Auction archive: Lot number 59
Auction:
Datum:
16 Apr 2020
Auction house:
PBA Galleries
1233 Sutter Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
United States
pba@pbagalleries.com
+1 (0)415 9892665
+1 (0)415 9891664
Beschreibung:

VG- (3.5). Nice-looking copy, small chips to back cover corners and about half of the pages. Cream to off-white pages. Jack Davis cover. Art by Davis, Ingels, Evans, Kamen. Cover: Murderous magician hurls ax at woman's face. In the moment before impact the reader observes the characters' faces, perfectly captured by Jack Davis the magician's malice, the wife's horror, and the bland passivity of the spectators - a comment, perhaps, on the increasingly jaded readers themselves? "Unlike radio or television producers, the small publishers of the comic book business were neither advertiser driven nor corporately controlled. Unlike the movies, comics were subject to no code. Unlike the television networks, comics companies had no Standards and Practices departments. No censoring presence stood between them and whoever would hand over a dime at a local newsstand. Their penny-ante ads and pathetic pay scale ensured that writing and drawing them would be a job for young men in their early twenties (or even teens). Other than early rock and roll, comics were the only cultural form of the period largely created by the young for those only slightly younger. In them, uncensored, can be detected the dismantling voice of a generation that had seen in the world war horrors beyond measure." -Tom Englehardt, The End of Victory Culture: Cold War America and the Disillusioning of a Generation [Basic: 1995]. PBA Grading Guarantee: Any individual comic book lot (not group lots) graded by PBA is guaranteed to match CGC grading. If the buyer chooses to have the comic CGC certified and that certification is lower than PBA’s, the lot may be returned for a full refund of the sales price (hammer price plus buyer’s premium). See terms and conditions for details. Consignments Accepted for PBA's Next Comic Book Auction. Golden Age, Silver Age, Pre-Code, Original Art, Interesting Ephemera Sought. Contact [email protected] for details. PBA COMICS March 26th Comic Book Sale catalogues available. Supplies Limited. Softcover catalogues limited to 200 copies ($45 + $5 postage/handling). Hardcovers limited to 26 lettered copies, dust jackets, special limitation plates ($150). Contact [email protected]

Auction archive: Lot number 59
Auction:
Datum:
16 Apr 2020
Auction house:
PBA Galleries
1233 Sutter Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
United States
pba@pbagalleries.com
+1 (0)415 9892665
+1 (0)415 9891664
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