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Jim Warren (2)

Author of Best of Creepy

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Works by Jim Warren

Best of Creepy (1971) 35 copies
Eerie Archives Volume 18: Collecting Eerie 86-89 (2015) 16 copies
Eerie Archives Volume 16 (2014) 15 copies
Eerie Archives Volume 17 (2014) 14 copies
Eerie Archives Volume 20 (2015) 14 copies, 1 review
Eerie Archives Volume 19: Collecting Eerie 90-94 (2015) 13 copies
She Fell Among Actors 4 copies
The disappearing corpse (A chantecler mystery novel) (1958) 3 copies
1984 (#3) 3 copies
Eerie (Warren Magazine) #34 2 copies
Eerie (Warren Magazine) #106 (1979) 2 copies, 1 review
Future World Comix #1 (1978) 2 copies
Eerie (Warren Magazine) #98 (1979) 2 copies
Eerie (Warren Magazine) #99 (1979) 2 copies
Eerie (Warren Magazine) #118 2 copies
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Associated Works

Blazing Combat (2009) — Contributor — 101 copies, 2 reviews
Vampirella Archives Volume 1 (2010) — Original Publisher — 75 copies, 1 review
Vampirella Archives Volume 5 (2012) — Original Publisher — 22 copies
Famous Monsters of Filmland #119 (1975) — Founder & Publisher — 4 copies
Famous Monsters of Filmland #060 (1969) — Founder & Publisher — 3 copies
Famous Monsters of Filmland #042 — Publisher — 2 copies

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Eerie # 106, November 1979 by Louise Jones
A collection and reprint of the 'Hard John Apple' saga. Hard John is a mercenary in a post-apocalyptic world, selling his services to either Prtstns or Catlicks, the two major factions left in the North American continent. Hard John is granted the former State of Kansas, but all the remaining powers of the world converge on Hard John, since Kansas is the last repository of a number of nuclear devices. Intrigues, double-crosses, a mutant ourangatan, and other chicanery take place, leading to show more a surprisingly poignant and hopeful ending. A lot of crude and broad humor overlay the serious story. Worth tracking down. show less
Jun 4, 2014
kswolff492 reviews
Eerie Archives Volume 20 by Jim Warren
Please read my review at the New York Journal of Books:

http://www.nyjournalofbooks.com/book-review/eerie-archives-volume-20
Dec 29, 2015

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Forrest J Ackerman
Steve Englehart
James Warren
Bruce Jones Author
Cary Bates Author
James Senstrum
Archie Goodwin Author
Al Williamson Illustrator
Steve Ditko Illustrator
Reed Crandall Illustrator
Alex Toth Illustrator
Frank Frazetta Cover artist
Angelo Torres Illustrator
Wally Wood Illustrator
Larry Todd Cover artist, Contributor
Richard Corben Illustrator
Paul Neary Contributor
Budd Lewis Illustrator
Gerry Boudreau Contributor
Ramon Torrents Illustrator
Richard Margopoulos Contributor
Jim Stenstrum Contributor
Louise Jones Editor
Gray Morrow Illustrator
Esteban Maroto Illustrator
Steve Skeates
Tom Sutton Illustrator
Alex Niño Illustrator
Doug Moench Contributor
Jeff Rovin Editor
Basil Gogos Cover artist
Richard Meyers Senior WRiter

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