Maroto (Esteban, illustrator) and others. Dracula
£250
London, New English Library, 1971-72.
12 issues (complete). Folio (c. 300 x 230 mm). Original pictorial wrappers.
A very good set of this uncommon fantasy & horror magazine, this UK edition complete in 12 issues (the original Spanish edition ran on to 60 issues). A hardback collected edition was published subsequently Scarce complete and in such good condition.
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A very good set.
Illustrations and cover artwork by Esteban Maroto, José Beá, Alberto Solsona and Enric Sió.
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