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Print run includes a signed and numbered subset of 50.
Contains a one-page Harvey Kurtzman/MAD tribute comic by David Tosh and Mark Stokes.
Scheduled guests included Forrest J. Ackerman, Sergio Aragones, Mike Allred, Clive Barker, Daniel Clowes, Mark Evanier, Ray Harryhausen, Gilbert Hernandez, Jaime Hernandez, Joe Linsner, Scott McCloud, Julius Schwartz, Mark Schultz, Reed Waller, Larry Welz, Al Williamson, Bill Willingham, Jim Woodring, Bob Burden, Brian Biggs, Steve Englehart, Gary Groth, Hanther, Denis Kitchen, Jeff Rovin, David Spurlock and many others.
Poster designed by Shel Dorf for the July 24-25, 1965 show depicting Lon Chaney (Phantom of the Opera). Presumably printed in 1965.
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Published for The Esoteric Order of Dagon APA.
Printed in reddish-brown ink on cardstock throughout.
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