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Click to view full description | 1. | (Bloch, Robert). Elwood, Roger, editor STARSTREAM NO. 4: Adventures in Science Fiction.
[No place]: Western Publishing Company, Inc., 1976. First edition. A Whitman comic. SIGNED by contributor Robert Bloch. Pages faintly toned, else fine in stiff stapled wraps. Cover illustration by Kees Romer.
Collection of pulp sf stories re-imagined as comic book yarns. The authors featured in this issue include Poul Anderson, Isaac Asimov and Robert Bloch; Bloch's offering, ''And the Blood Ran Green'' has been SIGNED by him on the table of contents page.
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| 2. | (Bloch, Robert). Young, Collier THE TODD DOSSIER
(New York): Delacorte Press, (1969). First edition. Top page edges lightly spotted, else a near fine copy; in an illustrated dust jacket with a mildly faded spine and two horizontal blueline bleeds from an old jacket ''protector.'' Jacket designed by Paul Bacon.
Collier Young was a film producer who had secured a book deal with Bloch for his planned film called THE TODD DOSSIER. The film never happened, and Bloch was shocked to learn that he was not given credit when the book was published.
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| 3. | Bloch, Robert AMERICAN GOTHIC
New York: Simon & Schuster, (1974). First edition. Tape shadows on front and rear covers, glue discoloration to the front endpaper, a slight lean to the spine, otherwise very good in a lightly rubbed illustrated dust jacket.
The classic tale of G. Gordon Gregg, pharmacist and inventor, who builds a castle to house his pharmacy and rents rooms to Fair tourists. The castle is an intricate maze of secret rooms and staircases where Gregg entices and later terrorizes his victims.
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| 4. | Bloch, Robert ATOMS AND EVIL
Greenwich, Connecticut: Gold Medal Books, (1962). First edition: Paperback Original. Gold Medal #s1231. SIGNED by Bloch on the title-page. Age has mottled and toned the covers somewhat, and the pages and inside covers show the inevitable tanning, but, otherwise this is an unread, about near fine copy in illustrated wraps.
Early collection from the prolific shuddermeister.
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| 5. | Bloch, Robert BLOOD RUNS COLD
New York: Simon and Schuster, 1961. First edition, first printing. An Inner Sanctum Mystery Sampler. Age-discoloration and mild soiling to the predominantly white covers, internally sharp and clean, thus a very good plus copy; in an age-toned, lightly rubbed dust jacket with a number of closed tears accompanied by heavy creasing.
Collection of seventeen macabre yarns by the author of PSYCHO. This copy fondly inscribed to the son of an old friend and fellow writer, and SIGNED by the author to a preliminary page.
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| 6. | Bloch, Robert LOST IN TIME AND SPACE WITH LEFTY FEEP
Pacifica, California: Creatures at Large, (1987). First edition. Very slight creasing at front corner tips, otherwise fine in glossy wraps.
Trade paperback. Eight hilarious tales of Lefty Feep, the time traveling, fast-talking, racetrack tout from the forties. Cover and sketches by Kenn Davis.
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| 7. | Bloch, Robert MIDNIGHT PLEASURES
Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Co., Inc., 1987. First edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket.
Collection of mystery, horror and SF short stories.
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| 8. | Bloch, Robert PSYCHO HOUSE
New York: Tom Doherty Associates, (1990). First edition. Fine in dust jacket.
The action returns to the Bates Motel, just before it is opened as a tourist attraction, as a string of murders takes place.
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| 9. | Bloch, Robert PSYCHO II
(Binghamton, NY): Whispers Press, 1982. First edition: Trade issue, one of 2550 copies. This copy is SIGNED by Bloch on the title-page. Fine in a fine dust jacket with evocative art by Don Ivan Punchatz.
''Bloch's own sequel to his famous book, a reaction to the fact that they made a movie of the same name without even telling him about it. The book is better than the unrelated movie, but neither come close to the original.''--Chalker & Owings.
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| 10. | Bloch, Robert THE DEAD BEAT
New York: Simon and Schuster, 1960. First edition, first printing. Inscribed and SIGNED by the author, in blue ink, to the second leaf. Text tanned a bit, as usual, else a fine, unread copy of this unusual early title; in a very lightly rubbed pictorial dust jacket.
Bloch's first novel after the sensational PSYCHO. The inscription appears in a word bubble and reads, ''Hi, Tex [Peeples]! All the best from Robert Bloch.'' Tex is the son of Star Trek writer, Sam Peeples--who was also a close friend of Robert Bloch.
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| 11. | Bloch, Robert THE SKULL OF THE MARQUIS DE SADE
(Eugene, OR): (Pulphouse Publishing), (1992). First edition thus: a 43-page chapbook. Short Story Paperback series #51. A fine, unread copy in perfect-bound wraps, with cover art by Brian Cooper.
First separate pb edition of Bloch's 1945 WEIRD TALES yarn. Collected first in a Pyramid PBO, BOGEY MEN (1963), and then in a 1965 movie tie-in--released to promote Amicus's THE SKULL, directed by Freddie Francis from a screenplay by Milton Subotsky.
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| 12. | Bloch, Robert TWILIGHT ZONE: THE MOVIE
(New York): Warner Books, (1983). First edition: Paperback Original. Slight spine creases, else a very good plus copy. Illustrated with stills.
A four-part novel with contributions by Richard Matheson, John Landis and others.
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| 13. | Bloch, Robert & Norton, Andre THE JEKYLL LEGACY
New York: A Tom Doherty Associates Book, (1990). First edition, first printing. Speckled spotting to the top page edges, else fine in a mildly rubbed photo-pictorial dust jacket.
Two award-winning science fiction and horror veterans team up for a sequel to Stevenson's DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. A woman finds she is the niece and heir to Dr. Jekyll, but is he truly dead and what of Mr. Hyde?
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| 14. | Brown, Fredric; Bloch, Robert, editor THE BEST OF FREDRIC BROWN
Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, Inc., (1976). First edition. Issued by the Science Fiction Book Club with code G50 on page 278. Near fine; lacking the dust jacket.
A terrific collection of 29 of his best works, including ''Puppet Show'' and ''Knock.''
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| 15. | Chandler, Raymond; Bloch, Robert ARGOSY, June 1964
(London): Fleetway Publications Ltd., 1964. Vol. XXV No.6. A digest-sized periodical. Very good with light edgewear, pages tanned, nicking, spine creases, horizontal crack to spine, mild soiling; in perfect-bound pictorial wraps. lnterior illustration for the Chandler story by ''Robb.''
In this issue of the U.K. mag: a selection from the posthumous Chandler collection KILLER IN THE RAIN, ''The Curtain'' (first seen in Black Mask, later ''cannibalized--in Chandler's term--for THE BIG SLEEP; also first U.K. appearance of ''Beelzebub'' by Bloch.
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