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Glynn Crain UNITED STATES
Member Since March 2011
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Virgil Finlay - Element 79 - Fred Hoyle

Location: Virgil Finlay
Artist: Virgil Finlay (All)

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Element 79 by Fred Hoyle
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Location: Virgil Finlay
Title: Virgil Finlay - Element 79 - Fred Hoyle*
Artist:  Virgil Finlay (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1325
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 7
Added to Site: 4/1/2019

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Recently picked up this very interesting Virgil Finlay which was done in three colors instead of just black & white. It also looks like something out of a Rod Serling Twilight Zone episode. It was actually the cover of a Doubleday Science Fiction Book Club flyer which was known as Things to Come. This issue was published in October - November 1967 and illustrated a scene from Element 79 by author Fred Hoyle.

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Member Since: March 2011
Last Login: July 2026
Country: UNITED STATES
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John Davis Member Since 2014
1    
Posted On 4/2/2019

 Very cool, Glynn.  Congrats!

Glynn Crain Member Since 2011
Posted On 4/2/2019

John Davis wrote:
"   Very cool, Glynn.  Congrats!
 "

Thanks John!

Comics Superworld Member Since 2007
1    
Posted On 4/2/2019

You just keep knocking it out of the park!

Tom Coker Member Since 2005
1    
Posted On 4/3/2019

This is really unique. Love your collection of extraordinary Finlays.

Glynn Crain Member Since 2011
Posted On 4/3/2019

Tom Coker wrote:
"  This is really unique. Love your collection of extraordinary Finlays.
 "

Thanks Tom!

Peter Sullivan Member Since 2006
1    
Posted On 4/4/2019

Never saw this Finlay before.Thanks for sharing it on CAF.

George Hagenauer Member Since 2005
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Posted On 6/30/2020

Interesting he did these in two colors  Ialways figured the color was added later in the separation process during printing

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