Winter 1962–63
Alter Ego Enterprises
$0.50 · 36 pages · 7" x 8.5"
Grade: VG+ (4.5)
Edited by Ronn Foss. Cover features “The Eclipse” by Ronn Foss.
Contents focus on comics fandom and collecting during the early 1960s. Articles include “The Mystery of Fandom” by Stan Woolston (illustrated by Ronn Foss), “So – You Want to Collect Comics?” by Ed Lahmann, and “Serialously Speaking: A Distant Thunder of Rocket Men!” by Ron Haydock. “The JLA – Overcrowded?” is written by F. T. Frost with illustrations by Biljo White.
The issue also includes an 8-page comic story, “The Eclipse,” written by Drury Moroz with art by Ronn Foss.
“Portrait of a Collector” by Ruthie White profiles Biljo White. “The Future of Fandom Unlimited!” is written by Jerry Bails. The 6-page “Readers Write” section includes letters from Carmine Infantino (with accompanying sketches), Gardner Fox, John Broome, Richard Kyle, Paul Gambaccini, and Jerry Bails. The back cover features a Captain America drawing by Alan Weiss.
Condition VG+ (4.5) with moderate wear consistent with grade, intact structure, complete interior pages, and unrestored condition.
Winter 1962–63
Alter Ego Enterprises
$0.50 · 36 pages · 7" x 8.5"
Grade: VG+ (4.5)
Edited by Ronn Foss. Cover features “The Eclipse” by Ronn Foss.
Contents focus on comics fandom and collecting during the early 1960s. Articles include “The Mystery of Fandom” by Stan Woolston (illustrated by Ronn Foss), “So – You Want to Collect Comics?” by Ed Lahmann, and “Serialously Speaking: A Distant Thunder of Rocket Men!” by Ron Haydock. “The JLA – Overcrowded?” is written by F. T. Frost with illustrations by Biljo White.
The issue also includes an 8-page comic story, “The Eclipse,” written by Drury Moroz with art by Ronn Foss.
“Portrait of a Collector” by Ruthie White profiles Biljo White. “The Future of Fandom Unlimited!” is written by Jerry Bails. The 6-page “Readers Write” section includes letters from Carmine Infantino (with accompanying sketches), Gardner Fox, John Broome, Richard Kyle, Paul Gambaccini, and Jerry Bails. The back cover features a Captain America drawing by Alan Weiss.
Condition VG+ (4.5) with moderate wear consistent with grade, intact structure, complete interior pages, and unrestored condition.
