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Al Feldstein

EC Oct 1953

Crime Suspenstories #19

Crime Suspenstories #19
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Referenced in Seduction of the Innocent, led to establishing the Comics Code Authority
Reason: a man pours the poison used to kill his wife down the drain and avoids being charged for murder
EC Dec 1953

Panic #1

Panic #1
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Controversial parody of ‘The Night Before Christmas’ that depicted Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell as Sugar Plum Fairies and Santa with a ‘Just Divorced’ sign on his sleigh resulting in a court-ordered ban in Massachusetts
Police arrested the office manager and receptionist of EC Comics for violating obscenity laws after successfully purchasing copies of Panic #1 directly from the publisher’s business office
EC Dec 1954

Weird Science-Fantasy #26

Weird Science-Fantasy #26
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Flying saucer cover and stories
The term 'flying saucer' originated in 1947 when pilot Kenneth Arnold claimed he saw the ships as he flew his airplane above Washington State
While the flying saucers were initially speculated to be secret military or Soviet operations, after the Roswell incident later that year the public was swept up in extra-terrestrial alien hysteria

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