This issue was published in color as a saddle-stitched pamphlet on newsprint. The size was typical of Standard Silver and Modern Age comics and consisted of 36 pages, including ads. The cover was dated March, 1970 and priced at fifteen cents (American). This issue contained four stories—three fully illustrated and one in text format, accompanied by one fact sheet. Each of the illustrated stories over one page in length was introduced by Rod Serling as the Narrator. With this issue the subscription prices were raised, although the cover price of 15¢ was not changed.
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| - The Twilight Zone (Gold Key) 32
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| - This issue was published in color as a saddle-stitched pamphlet on newsprint. The size was typical of Standard Silver and Modern Age comics and consisted of 36 pages, including ads. The cover was dated March, 1970 and priced at fifteen cents (American). This issue contained four stories—three fully illustrated and one in text format, accompanied by one fact sheet. Each of the illustrated stories over one page in length was introduced by Rod Serling as the Narrator. With this issue the subscription prices were raised, although the cover price of 15¢ was not changed.
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| - Ed Robbins, Joe Certa, Ben Oda, George Evans, Jon D'Agostino
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| - This issue was published in color as a saddle-stitched pamphlet on newsprint. The size was typical of Standard Silver and Modern Age comics and consisted of 36 pages, including ads. The cover was dated March, 1970 and priced at fifteen cents (American). This issue contained four stories—three fully illustrated and one in text format, accompanied by one fact sheet. Each of the illustrated stories over one page in length was introduced by Rod Serling as the Narrator. With this issue the subscription prices were raised, although the cover price of 15¢ was not changed.
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