Neal Adams' ThrillKill: Artist's Edition Portfolio comics Original "Card Collection" and selected

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Neal Adams' ThrillKill: Artist's Edition Portfolio comics Original "Card Collection" and selectedThis Artist's Edition Portfolio had a small print run, was poorly distributed, and is now out of print. The original art for the eight page story is reproduced as eight separate plates, housed in a hardcover decorated folder. Thrillkill was Neal Adams at his heightened realism peak, the style he utilized for his advertising work and National Lampoon art. Appearing in Creepy #75 in 1975, the story was loosely based upon the real life University Of