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An appeal to fans to prevent the cancellation of Howard Chaykin's graphic novel adaptation of Alfred Bester's The Stars My Destination, published by Baronet.
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Headlines of note: Comics Code Rejects Daredevil Story; Heavy Metal Movie in Progress; Heavy Metal Severs Ties with Metal Hurlant; Marvel Cancels Seven Titles; Infantino Back at DC; "Dial H for Hero" Takes Over Adventure; Wonder Wart-Hog Returns in Graphic Novel; Cerebus Special Planned
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On page twenty.
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Replies to the Ellison interview from issue fifty-three with many replies from him. Letters from Gerry Conway, Jeffrey M. Elliot, Steve Gerber, Roy Thomas, Mike Gold, David Glenn Cuccio, Ted White, Stephen Borer, Aase Thompson, Barbara Long, Reich Benasutti, David Stallman, Allen Varney, Kevin C. McConnell, Bob Rodi, Brad Linaweaver, Jeff Gelb, S. R. Kostelecky, Dan Recchia, Paul Adams, Fran Trevisani, Lou Stathis, William Atwood, Arthur Cover, Steve Leialoha, Paul M. Hardy, Cat Yronwode, Mike Cane
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Breathtaking Adventure Serial- Patten reviews Mahunter: The Complete Saga; Adventures on Other Worlds- Seidman reviews Mysteries in Space: The Best of DC Science Fiction Comics; Plumbing the Sewer- Decker reviews Chasing Hairy, a novel by Michael L. Fleisher; Flowers in the Wasteland- Fiore reviews Epic Illustrated #2, What If? #19, Siegfried by P. Craig Russell, Golem 100 by Bester/Gaughan; Shades of the Shadow- Wilson reviews three books about The Shadow; The Illustrated Stars My Destination: Pretty but Superfluous- Patten reviews Alfred Besters The Stars My Destination: The Graphic Adaptation
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Interview conducted by Catron, Itkowitz, Sanderson and Ed Via with occasional comments from Stern, Austin and Finke. Accompanied by three photos and approximately thirteen sample images of his work.
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Interview conducted December 15, 1979 and accompanied by four spot illustrations, two of them by Scott Pellegrini and one by Dennis Fujitake.
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On page eighty-seven.
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Accompanied by three small-size images of Gene Colan and Tom Palmer's artwork for the series.
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Three full-page humorous illustrations. On pages 103-05.
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On page 106.
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Text accompanied by a five-panel strip by Sinardi titled "The Five Phases of Comics Reading"
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On page 111
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Accompanied by a three samples of the artist's work.
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Accompanied by three small-size I.W. Comics covers.
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Continued from page forty-one. Last part of the letter from Mike Cane plus a postscript from Ellison.
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R. C. Harvey Text accompanied by three small-size cartoons by him. Also includes the final sequence from Harvey Kurtzman's Pirate Gold story from Twisted Tales #20, also printed small-size.
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Accompanied by a signed portrait by the author; also includes three cartoons- one by Art Young titled "Discussing the Labor Question"; one by Opper and one by Keppler titled "A Harmless Explosion"; a small-size six-panel strip by F. M. Howarth titled "Mr. Newlywed's First and Last Culinary Experience"; the cover to the September 26, 1906 (vol. 9 no. 1543) issue of Puck magazine
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Inside back cover character sketch for the "Gremlins" segment from the Heavy Metal movie Ploog was drawing storyboards for.
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Back cover illustration announcing "Dragon Shadow," a never-published collaboration between Harlan Ellison and Kaluta that was to have been published by Fantagraphics in Fall 1980.
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