Weird Vol. 2 No. 6 April 1968 Vintage Gruesome Horror Comics-Eerie Publications

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Weird Vol. 2 No. 6 April 1968 Vintage Gruesome Horror Comics-Eerie Publications:
$24.99

* Offered here is Weird Vol. 2 No. 6 April 1968 with tons of Vintage Gruesome Horror Comics- from the notorious Eerie Publications...starting with a classic GGA horror cover! Killer clowns! Check the contents and photos... you know you need this!! Grab this!! Condition is Good+ with a bit of tape on the spine. Others would call it VG!

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JEFF GELBBIOGRAPHY

Jeff Gelbhas been an avid comic book and pop culture collector and fan since the late1950s. In 1964 he started publishing fanzines with MEN OF MYSTERY, and was afrequent fanzine contributor throughout the 1960s.

Then hestarted a career in radio as an air personality at stations in Cleveland andSan Diego. He moved to Los Angeles in 1978 to enter the music industry, wherehe joined Radio & Records as an editor. While there, he hosted and wroteseveral nationally syndicated radio programs. He remains in the music industryand still lives in Los Angeles.

In 1988,Gelb saw his first work of fiction published, with SPECTERS, a horror novel.Since then he has edited or co-edited 22 anthologies of horror and suspensefiction, including the award-winning HOT blood series. His SHOCK ROCK anthologiesincluded new work from Stephen King and a Foreword by Alice Cooper, and wereoptioned for TV. He has worked with such authors as Ray Bradbury, RichardMatheson, Clive Barker, and many others. He has written dozens of articles andinterviews for magazines like Fangoria, Mediascene, Comic Buyers Guide, ComicBook Marketplace, and more.