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Al Feldstein

EC Mar 1953 Vol 2

Weird Fantasy #18

Weird Fantasy #18
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Classic story titled 'Judgement Day' that reveals the protagonist to be an African-American man which, at the time was uncommon for creators to depict a black man in a leadership role
EC May 1953

Haunt of Fear #19

Haunt of Fear #19
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Referenced in Seduction of the Innocent, led to establishing the Comics Code Authority
Reason: a gruesome baseball game played with dismembered body parts including the catcher's chest plate appearing to be naked breasts
EC Feb 1954

Shock Suspenstories #14

Shock Suspenstories #14
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Though some sources incorrectly state this book is pictured in Seduction of the Innocent, it was used in the Senate investigation on juvenile delinquency
EC Dec 1954

Weird Science-Fantasy #26

Weird Science-Fantasy #26
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Flying saucer cover and stories
The term 'flying saucer' originated in 1947 when pilot Kenneth Arnold claimed he saw the ships as he flew his airplane above Washington State
While the flying saucers were initially speculated to be secret military or Soviet operations, after the Roswell incident later that year the public was swept up in extra-terrestrial alien hysteria
EC Nov 1955

Crime Illustrated #1

Crime Illustrated #1
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One of publisher EC's ‘Picto-Fiction’ magazines, a short-lived and commercially unsuccessful format created to circumvent the newly-formed Comics Code requirements
EC May 1956

Shock Illustrated #3

Shock Illustrated #3
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Final EC comic published, with the exception of Mad Magazine
Considered the rarest EC publication, this issue had an extremely limited circulation of approximately 100 copies, most of which were distributed to staff and subscribers
Due to financial difficulties exacerbated by the widespread adoption of the Comics Code Authority, EC could not afford to bind (staple) the printed pages
As a result, nearly the entire print run of approximately 250,000 copies was destroyed
Although Shock Illustrated #4 was produced, it was never published until 2006, when all four issues (#1–#4) were released in a hardcover collection

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