Fantagor #1 (1970) First Printing Dean Yeagle that replaces the original comic

that replaces the original comic book copy with more personalized prose that places the art firmly in the period it was created: the turbulent 1960s

During World War II

streamlined military hardware

villains and vistas--and of course

Drawn by Love

Fantagor #1 (1970) First Printing Dean Yeagle that replaces the original comicA VERY SHARP example of the scarce first printing of the first issue of Richard Corben's self published fanzine of underground comics. This self published version had a print run of 1,500 copies and is notable for its 8. 5" x 11" format and higher quality white paper stock, befitting Corben's concept of the title as a fanzine rather than an underground comic. It contains Twilight of the Dogs and Inna Pit by Richard Corben; Razar the Unhero, story by