Front Cover: “Skull Asteroid” (FiF, pg 53) PictBack Cover: an ad for ‘Miamicon 2’ (August 20 & 21, 1971).
Under ‘Original Art Display’, it lists “Space People” by Richard Corben, and under ‘Auctions’, it says “an unpublished piece” by Richard Corben.Pg 6-7: an ad for ‘D Con’71’ (July 8-11, 1971) in Dallas, TexasPg 7: mention of film “Neverwhere ” (1968) at ‘Amateur Film Festival’Pg 90 column, “Hot Air from a Cool Fan”, states that the Jan., 1971 Miamicon was put together on a $100 budget: $35 for rental of the hall, and, among other expenses, $10 for the rental of an 8mm film projector. “And Richard Corben was kind to loan us “Neverwhere ” (1968).”Pg 91: “Jewels of Gwahlur” A Corben fan was worried (letters page section on pg 19 of this issue) about the bad quality of this artwork in Golden Age print. The editor replies that it was printed inadvertently flipped (i.e. Here artwork has been reprinted as it suppoused to be!Pg 93: an ad for Golden Age #7 (1971) for the six-page portfolio, “World of Conan”, showing “Gorilla with Wings” (size of 1/4 of the page)ROCKET’S BLAST COMICOLLECTOR #81 (1981) 8 1/2 x 11, 128 pages.Cover by Richard Corben.
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Full page drawing of Darkseid by Skip Olson. Reprint of a 3 page article on Gordon Love which appeared in the Miami Herald weekend magazine. PULPS column on The Spider by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg. Ray Miller’s RBCC INFORMATION CENTER and Howard Siegel’s COMIC COLLECTOR’S COMMENTS. Centerspread by Don Newton illustrating the H.P. Lovecraft verse “The Dweller.” Column by Andy Warner with an accompanying full page Richard Corben Conan illo which had been misprinted in THE GOLDEN AGE #7. Rocket blast comic collector fanzine free#.Rocket blast comic collector fanzine full#.
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