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Seduction of the Innocent {Three-Dimensional}           3-D Comics Lot  
Includes 3D Glasses that were not the original issue. (see 20^th scan)  

This two-issue 3-D series from Eclipse Comics reprints/collects stories from Adventures into Darkness (Pines, 1952 series). It’s an anthology of three-dimensional horror presented by various writers and artists with legendary Ray Zone handling the 3-D Process. And features cover art by legends; Dave Stevens on issue #1 & Berni Wrightson on issue #2. Awesome!!

Seduction of the Innocent {Three-Dimensional} Comics Lot Includes:

Seduction of the Innocent {Three-Dimensional} #1 (October 1985) 
Editors: Catherine Yronwode & Dean Mullaney
Cover by: Dave Stevens

“Don’t Reap a… Harvest of Death”   1 page
Artist: George Roussos
Colorist: Ray Zone (3-D Process)

We dare you to take these Adventures into Darkness.
Originally intended for Adventures into Darkness (Pines, 1952 series) #15  

“The Evil Ones”   1 page
Writer: ?
Artist: Mike Sekowsky
Inker: Mike Peppe
Colorist: Ray Zone (3-D Process)

There have always been certain people set apart as the “Evil Ones” who possess power to injure or destroy their neighbors…
Originally intended for Adventures into Darkness (Pines, 1952 series) #15

“Death Dives Deep”   4 pages
Writer: Gene Fawcette
Artist: Gene Fawcette
Colorist: Ray Zone (3-D Process)

Undersea treachery ensues when treasure hunters discover a treasure but greed leads to murder.
Reprints Crypt of Horror (AC, 2005 series) #5 (2008)
Originally intended for Adventures into Darkness (Pines, 1952 series) #15

“Harvest of Death”   7 pages
Writer: ?
Artist: Mort Meskin
Inker: George Roussos
Colorist: Tony Alderson (3-D Process)

A macabre legend that a vineyard can only produce if it is fertilized with human blood leads the owner to murder.
Reprints Crypt of Horror (AC, 2005 series) #25 (2015)
Originally intended for Adventures into Darkness (Pines, 1952 series) #15

“Do You Believe…”   0.5 page
Writer: Gene Fawcette
Artist: Gene Fawcette
Colorist: Ray Zone (3-D Process)
Similar to Ripley’s Believe It or Not!… featuring supernatural tales.
Originally intended for Adventures into Darkness (Pines, 1952 series) #15

“The Velvet Vampire”   0.5 page
Writer: Gene Fawcette
Artist: Gene Fawcette
Colorist: Ray Zone (3-D Process)

A tale of a young female vampire.
Originally intended for Adventures into Darkness (Pines, 1952 series) #15

“That Stray Cat”   6 pages
Writer: ?
Artist: Mike Roy
Colorist: Ray Zone (3-D Process)

A man’s hatred of cats causes him to kill, but a mysterious stray cat has the last meow.
Reprints Crypt of Horror (AC, 2005 series) #25 (2015) [2 pp. only]
Originally intended for Adventures into Darkness (Pines, 1952 series) #15

“Blood Will Tell”   2 pages
Writer: Serge Desmodus
Artist: Serge Desmodus
Colorist: ? (3-D Process)

A text story of a vampire.
Originally intended for Adventures into Darkness (Pines, 1952 series) #15

“Gift Of Murder”   2 pages
Writer: ?
Artist: Alex Toth
Inker: Mike Peppe
Colorist: Tony Alderson (3-D Process)

A husband misjudges his wife and murders her.
Reprints The Alex Toth Reader (Pure Imagination, 1995 series)
Originally intended for Adventures into Darkness (Pines, 1952 series) #15

“Charms”   1 page
Writer: ?
Artist: Mike Sekowsky
Inker: Mike Peppe
Colorist: ? (3-D Process)

Similar to Ripley’s Believe It or Not!… featuring supernatural tales of “good luck” charms.
Originally intended for Adventures into Darkness #15 (Pines, 1952 series); 3- D effects by Tony Alderson

“Tryst With Terror”   7 pages
Writer: ?
Artist: Mort Meskin
Inker: George Roussos
Colorist: Ray Zone (3-D Process)

An inventor creates a female robot to kill his rivals for his true love, but the female robot will not be a woman scorned.

Seduction of the Innocent {Three-Dimensional} #2 (April 1986) 
Editor: Dean Mullaney
Cover by: Berni Wrightson

“Was He Death-Proof?”   6 pages
Writer: ?
Artists: Matt Baker & Alex Blum
Inker: David Heames
Colorist: Ray Zone (3-D Process)

A condemned murder vow to return after a death sentence and seek revenge.
Reprints Journey into Fear (Superior, 1951 series) #1 (May 1951)

“More Deadly Than The Male”   6 pages
Writer: ?
Artist: Vince Fodera
Colorists: Ray Zone & John Rupkaivis (3-D Process)

On an alien planet, astronauts encounter a mysterious female population where there are no males.
Reprints Weird Mysteries (Stanley Morse, 1952 series) #7 (October 1953)

“Trophies of Doom”   6 pages
Writer: ?
Artist: Nick Cardy
Colorist: Ray Zone (3-D Process)

Similar to Edgar Allan Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart. An executioner is haunted by the people he beheaded after he himself commits murder.
Reprints Adventures into Darkness (Pines, 1952 series) #11 (September 1953)

“The Monster In The Maze”   4 pages
Writer: ?
Artist: Ross Andru
Inker: Mike Esposito
Colorist: Ray Zone (3-D Process)

Howard and Amy visit the Minoan palace on Crete. They discover the legendary labyrinth and encounter the monstrous Minotaur. Howard escapes with his life only to be locked up in an insane asylum.
Reprints Adventures into Darkness (Pines, 1952 series) #13 (March 1954)

“The Man Who Was Always On Time!”   5 pages
Writer: ?
Artist: Alex Toth
Inker: Mike Peppe
Colorist: Ray Zone (3-D Process)

A wealthy man who is a fanatic for clocks tries to steal a priceless clock and finds that his time has run out.
Reprints Out of the Shadows (Pines, 1952 series) #12 (March 1954)

3-D Comics lot contains: Seduction of the Innocent {Three-Dimensional} (1985-1986) Issues #1-2 w/ 3D Glasses that were not the original issue. (see 20^th scan)  Eclipse Comics  

3-D Comics are bagged & boarded and will be carefully / securely packaged then shipped via USPS Priority Mail to ensure that it arrives to you perfectly and quickly.  

First Printings  
Publisher: Eclipse Comics  
Publication Date: 1985 – 1986  
Format per comic: 32 pages, 3-D Comic, 10.25″ x 6.65″  
UPC: None Stated  

Collectible Entertainment note: 3-D Comics #1,2 are in Fine to Fine + condition. Includes 3D Glasses that were not the original issue. (see 20^th scan)  Nice Set!  Please See Scans!!  A must have for any serious Horror and/or 3-D enthusiast / collector.  A very fun & entertaining read.  Highly Recommended.  

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