ALIEN HORROR HAUNTS THE MOORS!

THE MAN FROM PLANET X

Fawcett Movie Comic No. 15

February, 1952

Fawcett Publications

Editor: B.J. Heyman

Art Editor: Al Jetter

Cover: Photo cover

Pages: 36

Cover price: 10 cents

Clump! Clump! Clump! Here comes The Man From Planet X! One of the eeriest, atmospheric science-fiction movies to come out of the 50's was this quirky little gem. It's surprising that it got a comic book adaptation when so many others didn't.

The script is by Otto Binder from the screenplay by Aubrey Wisberg and Jack Pollexfen and the art is by the Golden Age great, Kurt Schaffenberger. The lettering is by Charlotte Jetter who also worked for Charlton, DC and Marvel.

WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE (FAWCETT COMICS)

MOTION PICTURE COMICS
Vol. 1 No. 110 (When Worlds Collide)
May 1952
Fawcett Pubications, Inc.
Executive Editor: Will Lieberson
Editor: C.V. Woods
Art Editor: Al Jetter
Cover: Photo collage
Pages: 36
Cover price: 10 cents

STORY AND ART CREDITS
Title page: George Evans (Al Williamson inks?)

"When Worlds Collide"
Script: Leo Dorfman (adaptation); Sydney Boehm (screenplay); Edwin Balmer (novel); Philip Wylie (novel)
Pencils: George Evans
Inks: George Evans (Al Williamson?)

In this apocalyptic story, denizens of Earth stand by helpless as a "rogue star" is headed for the planet that will surely end in global destruction. A spaceship is being built to travel to a distant, habitable planet, but there's one problem -- only a chosen few are able to go. A tense, doomsday thriller!