Over a hundred pages of hard-hitting characters
placing our race in great danger
a major figure of abstract art
2 on the left-hand pages and Tripp's finished pencil renderings in two-colors on the right-hand pages
In this fifth suggested for mature readers trade paperback collection by acclaimed writer Brian Azzarello (HELLBLAZER
Collier's, The National Weekly June 29, 1935 Rankin/Bass Over a hundred pages ofCover artist: H. M. Stoops Illustrations by: Walter Klett, Harry Beckhoff, Harry Morse Meyers, Elmore Brown, Earl Oliver Hurst, Irving Nurick. Beautiful centerspread ad: "Travel by Train." Full color full page ads for Budweiser and Coca Cola. 8 pages have some ink splatter spots (a printer's error). One of the classic magazine titles of the twentieth century, Collier's magazine was a magazine of "fiction, fact, sensation, wit, humor, and news",