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Till Death...

Till Death... #1

SeriesThe Vault Of Horror, Weird Science
Number#1
PublisherRuss Cochran
Date1991-09
TypeComic Book, Softcover
LanguageEnglish
Adapted ByAl Feldstein
ColoristMarie Severin
Cover InkerJohnny Craig
Cover PencilerJohnny Craig
InkerJohnny Craig, Jack Davis, George Evans, Graham Ingels, Wally Wood, Al Williamson, Roy Krenkel, Jack Kamen, Joe Orlando
LettererJim Wroten
PencilerJohnny Craig, Jack Davis, George Evans, Graham Ingels, Wally Wood, Al Williamson, Roy Krenkel, Jack Kamen, Joe Orlando
Reprint EditorRuss Cochran
WriterJohnny Craig, Al Feldstein, William M. Gaines, Ray Bradbury, Jerry De Fuccio
GenreHorror
Published inUS
Pages68
UPC0 70989 32901 0 09
CollectsTill Death... #28, Mars Is Heaven! #18
NotesBarcode version. Collects The Vault of Horror #28 (December 1952) & Weird Science #18 (March 1953) The Vault of Horror #28 "Till Death..." - Script, Pencils & Inks by Johnny Craig / Colors by Marie Severin / Letters by Jim Wroten "The Chips Are Down!" - Script by Al Feldstein & Bill Gaines / Pencils & Inks by Jack Davis / Colors by Marie Severin / Letters by Jim Wroten "The Defiler" - Text Story by William M. Gaines "For How the Bell Tolls!" - Script & Co-plot by Al Feldstein / Co-plot by Bill Gaines / Pencils & Inks by George Evans / Colors by Marie Severin / Letters by Jim Wroten "We Ain't Got No Body!" - Script & Co-plot by Al Feldstein / Co-plot by Bill Gaines / Pencils & Inks by Graham Ingels / Colors by Marie Severin / Letters by Jim Wroten Weird Science #18 "Mars is Heaven!" - Script by Ray Bradbury / Adaptation by Al Feldstein / Pencils & Inks by Wally Wood / Colors by Marie Severin / Letters by Jim Wroten "Snap Ending!" - Script by Al Feldstein / Pencils & Inks by Al Williamson & Roy Krenkel / Colors by Marie Severin / Letters by Jim Wroten "Fever" - Text Story by Jerry De Fuccio "The Parallel!" - Script & Co-plot by Al Feldstein / Co-plot by Bill Gaines / Pencils & Inks by Jack Kamen / Colors by Marie Severin / Letters by Jim Wroten "Disassembled!" - Script by Al Feldstein / Pencils & Inks by Joe Orlando / Colors by Marie Severin / Letters by Jim Wroten