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 #1 August 23, 1976 
In 1950, Wally Wood started his career at Avon Comics where he began to stretch artistically on books like Capt. Science, Space Detective and the 1952 classic Mask of Fu Manchu.
When I first wrote to Wally Wood, I didn't think I would get a reply, but I asked him anyway if he would sign some of those great Fifties comics.
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Dear John;
You really go back. Are you that old? I
don't even have some of that stuff. Of
course I'll sign your books, Regards, Wood
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Illustration
© 1958 E.C. Publications, Fu Manchu © 1950 Avon Publications, Incredible
Science Fiction © 1952 EC Comics, Dynamo © 1967 Tower Comics
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Wood
exploded at E.C. Comics from 1950-1955, where he gained notoriety for
his imaginative science fiction and crime comics, as well as his indelible
work on the first issues of MAD. Never had science fiction illustration
looked so slick or other-worldly, with Wood's innovative use of zip-a-tone
effects giving everything a three dimensional look.
