Oh no, not another one. 2 x Greatness!

Love it! Barks is the master.

I always loved the 2-tier Kirby pages. Each panel a potential splash.

Crandall never disappoints.

Dynamite!

Thanks for the comment, Lee. You can read all about the the episode with the shark on pgs 26 - 29 in the Classic, since the Blum story is posted in my gallery. Thanks to George Hagenauer for selling the whole issue back in 2008.

I parted with this page much too soon. BTW, the inker was George Klein.

Incredible explosive page. Jack Kirby was not the only one.

Oh, the cover was certainly used!

The painted cover ain't bad either.

The bubbles remind me of the playroom at McDonalds :-)

Nice Skrulls too!

Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gruesome find.

I like the masks and the skull. The Black Cat ain't bad either...

I remember bidding on "Fall Guy" in the Russ Cochran auctions. Unfortunately I was outbid, otherwise this 7-pg classic EC story would still be intact. 

Nice Karen Page, eh, page!

NOW I know why you prefer blondes!

I didn't know you were into blondes now, Steve!

I remember reading these stories in the 1980's as well. They were translated to Danish. Most comics back then were in color, but this work seems definitely designed for black and white production. When I saw Keith Giffen's work I immediately thought of Muñoz.

I notice that Judy Drood still needs to clean up her language!

Ehh!? For a second I thought...

Vintage Sala beats his new work by leagues!

Superclean, stellar art indeed. I love the Leroy lettering, which was also used by E.C. as well as Gilberton (Classics Illustrated).

I don't know about you, Steve, but I find Madame Toy more sexy.

A great strip, more true than ever. 

Yey, your EC collecting is getting serious.

As usual Judy Drood steals the page with foul (but censored) language.

The outstanding lay-out makes this strip rise to the top of your Amy + Jordan collection. Great addition.

Excuse the pun, but this is a monster splash in any respect. Jack poured his heart into this one.

The Raymond influence is striking.

Very stylish Raymond. You really struck gold here, Steve.

Perfect!

Hold on to this one, Mark!!

Answer: YES!

Memorable page from Andru's run. Big congrats. Lee!

Do I detect a certain Krazy Kat influence here?

Great Chris Ware collection.

A fine EC yarn but nobody else than Wood could have done it full justice. A belated congrats to this fantastic addition to your EC collection.

Better late than never. A fine splash from the master!

Great page in spite of the stat. What really breaks me up here are the names of the two men, Bill and Al.

The maltreatment of this page is possibly even more horrifying than the story itself. I am glad that it found a good caretaker!

Welcome to the DD 42 club!

Tom Palmer really outdid himself here. Big congrats, Kelly!!

Thanks for your comment, Brian, and the link to your fantastic blog.

Recommended reading for all lovers of classic strip art. Sadly, living in Scandinavia I was completely unaware of this fine strip until I saw this example for sale on Heritage.

You would think that Joe Sinnott had inked this page. Great addition to your FF collection, Lee!

You still draw a stunning Sonja, Nes!

Big congrats, Lee. It deserves to be a bestseller!