Comic books in 'Fanzine/fandom'

This is a profile and index/checklist of Williamson's work up until the time of publishing. It has a number of pictures of the comic issues Al worked on, plus examples of his work from a few comics. Written by Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr; printed on high quality paper; b&w; 22 pages; 8-in. x 10 5/8-in. Cover price $1.00.

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Cover and Art by Alex Raymond. Reprints panels from "Flash Gordon in the Water World of Mongo (1937 BLB)". 9" X 11 1/2". 32 pages. B&W. Cover price $0.25.

Issue #4 - February 1970. All Dynamic was a fanzine published by Alan Light, the founder of The Buyer's Guide to Comics Fandom. Cover art by John Fantucchio, The Superheroic Age by Bill Henley Jr., an ad for All Dynamic #5, "What Price Vengeance?" fiction by David Anthony Kraft; a piece on The Shadow by "Bish", a letter from Fredric Wertham, Spotlight on Max Gottfried and back cover art by Alan Hanley. Spot illustrations by Jim Shull, Fantucchio, Martin Greim, centerfold by Steve Fritz. Two photos of Milton Caniff, one each of Jim Steranko and Charles Schultz. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 16 pages, black and white.

Issue #5/6 - July 1970. All Dynamic Magazine was edited by Alan L. Light, who published The Buyer's Guide to Comics Fandom. Contents include: The Spectre cover art by William Black, a photo of Light, a feature on Captain America by Mark Evanier, Captain America pinup by John Fantucchio, Warrior pinup by Jim Pinkoski, The Shade pinup by Black, a piece on Dick Tracy by Jim Mendelsohn, letters from Alan Hanley and Mark Evanier, Marvel villain pinup by Arvell M. Jones and Rich Buckler, Anatomy of a Hero! article by Gordon B. Mathews, centerspread by Don Newton, art by and interview with Jim Pinkoski, Goodguy strip by Alan Hanley, back cover art by Hanley and photos of Walt Kelly, Walter Lantz, and Bill Keane. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 32 pages, black and white.

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All Dynamic was a fanzine published by Alan Light, the founder of The Buyer's Guide to Comics Fandom. Issue #7 includes: cover art by Don Newton; Notes on Multicon '70 by Newton; Spotlight on William Black; a center spread by Black; Duffy's Tavern column by Duffy Vohland; a couple of drawings by Fujitake; letters from Newton and Ronn Foss; and A Brief Look at Don Newton. 1970. 8.5 x 11 in.; black and white;

Fanzine featuring art from Jim Steranko, John Buscema, "The Believability of Comics" - An article from Dwight Decker, illustrated by Alan Hanley and Mike Alroy. "The Superheroic Age" - by Bill Henley, Jr., and a reprint of a Rheem Promotional Comic. 5 1/2" x 8 5/8", 32 pages, B&W.

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All Stars #1, a fanzine from 1965. 30 pgs. Includes: cover art by Steve Ditko; back cover art by Al Williamson; Belle Star by Ronn Foss; The Green Sorceress by Roger Brand; Navola 5 by Mike Vosburg; The Origin of Fog by Biljo White; and a Picto-Editorial by Arbunich and DuBay.

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All Stars #2, a fanzine from 1970. 68 pgs. Includes: cover art by Rick Griffin; and back cover art by Jaxon. 8.5" x 10.5", 68 pages, B&W

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Cover by Mike Nasser and Steve Leialoha. Art by Rick Stasi & Alex Delinges.Edited by Craig Delich. A complete index to All-Star Comics with cover reproductions. Also includes JSA character bios, Junior Justice Society of America membership kits, and more. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, glossy white paper stock, black and white. Cover price $4.95.

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Official Ballot for the first Alley Awards - 1962. When Jerry Bails created the Academy of Comic-Books Arts and Sciences (later renamed Academy of Comic-Book Fans and Collectors) as the first official organization of comic book enthusiasts and historians, his friend and legendary comics historian, Roy Thomas, decided there needed to be comic industry awards as well. The Alley became the first known comic book fan awards and were first presented in 1962. This is the first official ballot for those awards, created and written by Roy Thomas. Note that these first ballots had to be submitted to Thomas by May 31, 1962 and are only for DC nominations, as Fantastic Four #1 hadn't even hit the shelves yet. Lone Star Comics and mycomicshop.com founder and owner Buddy Saunders remembers filling out one of these ballots at the time, contributing to those first ever awards. 8.5" x 11", 4 mimeographed pages.

Official Ballot for the Alley Awards - 1963. When Jerry Bails created the Academy of Comic-Books Arts and Sciences (later renamed Academy of Comic-Book Fans and Collectors) as the first official organization of comic book enthusiasts and historians, his friend and legendary comics historian, Roy Thomas, decided there needed to be comic industry awards as well. The Alley became the first known comic book fan awards and were first presented in 1962.

Official Ballot for the Alley Awards - 1964. When Jerry Bails created the Academy of Comic-Books Arts and Sciences (later renamed Academy of Comic-Book Fans and Collectors) as the first official organization of comic book enthusiasts and historians, his friend and legendary comics historian, Roy Thomas, decided there needed to be comic industry awards as well. The Alley became the first known comic book fan awards and were first presented in 1962.

Official Ballot for the Alley Awards - 1965. When Jerry Bails created the Academy of Comic-Books Arts and Sciences (later renamed Academy of Comic-Book Fans and Collectors) as the first official organization of comic book enthusiasts and historians, his friend and legendary comics historian, Roy Thomas, decided there needed to be comic industry awards as well. The Alley became the first known comic book fan awards and were first presented in 1962.

Official Ballot for the Alley Awards - 1966. When Jerry Bails created the Academy of Comic-Books Arts and Sciences (later renamed Academy of Comic-Book Fans and Collectors) as the first official organization of comic book enthusiasts and historians, his friend and legendary comics historian, Roy Thomas, decided there needed to be comic industry awards as well. The Alley became the first known comic book fan awards and were first presented in 1962.

Official Ballot for the Alley Awards - 1967. When Jerry Bails created the Academy of Comic-Books Arts and Sciences (later renamed Academy of Comic-Book Fans and Collectors) as the first official organization of comic book enthusiasts and historians, his friend and legendary comics historian, Roy Thomas, decided there needed to be comic industry awards as well. The Alley became the first known comic book fan awards and were first presented in 1962.

Official Ballot for the Alley Awards - 1968. When Jerry Bails created the Academy of Comic-Books Arts and Sciences (later renamed Academy of Comic-Book Fans and Collectors) as the first official organization of comic book enthusiasts and historians, his friend and legendary comics historian, Roy Thomas, decided there needed to be comic industry awards as well. The Alley became the first known comic book fan awards and were first presented in 1962.

Official Ballot for the Alley Awards - 1969. When Jerry Bails created the Academy of Comic-Books Arts and Sciences (later renamed Academy of Comic-Book Fans and Collectors) as the first official organization of comic book enthusiasts and historians, his friend and legendary comics historian, Roy Thomas, decided there needed to be comic industry awards as well. The Alley became the first known comic book fan awards and were first presented in 1962.

Official Ballot for the Alley Awards - 1970. When Jerry Bails created the Academy of Comic-Books Arts and Sciences (later renamed Academy of Comic-Book Fans and Collectors) as the first official organization of comic book enthusiasts and historians, his friend and legendary comics historian, Roy Thomas, decided there needed to be comic industry awards as well. The Alley became the first known comic book fan awards and were first presented in 1962.