from Classics Illustrated (1947 series) #136 (Gilberton, January 1957), cover artist unknown; interior story, pencils, and inks by George Evans
from Classics Illustrated (1990 series) #19 (First, February 1991); script, pencils, inks, and colors by John Snyder III; letters by Paul Fricke
Joseph Conrad: Who He Is and How He Came to Be (A Writer That You're Assigned to Read in High School):
from Classics Illustrated #136
For those of you, like me, who were too bored to read all that text: here's the exciting Picto-Graphic version in four glorious colors! Including lotsa black!
from "Joseph Conrad" in Real Life Comics #42 (Pines, November 1947), scripter and artists uncredited and unknown, letters by Ed Hamilton
Happy Birthday, Joe, winner of the 1896-1899 Movember Mustache Competition! Don't forget to ask for your royalties from all those lucrative Apocalypse Now bucks!
from cover of Real Life Comics #42, pencils and inks by Alex Schomburg, letters by Ed Hamilton
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