Alan Class

[stevezodiac]

I see that Alan Class will be appearing at 30th Century Comics on Sunday 7th June. Had no idea he was still around.

[stevezodiac]

My mate Steve has just e-mailed to say there is an interview with Alan Class on the 30th Century website (its via youtube so I can't watch it at work - wouldn't anyway it wouldn't be proper).

[philcom55]

Wow! - that's excellent! Thanks for the heads-up Steve. What an amazing bloke. The interview clears up a number of issues I've always wondered about, though I'd still like to know who designed his original logos for 'Creepy Worlds' etc.

[colcool007]

Link to the Alan Class interview

[Shaqui]

Does anyone know if there is a comprehensive index of the Alan Class comics? A friend of a friend (seriously!) is trying to track down some strips but doesn't want the expense of buying randomly to find them...

[stevezodiac]

As they are American reprints it might be easier to locate the original American titles which are more readily catalogued. Also lots of golden age titles are now available on dvd at the comic mart for a fiver a title. Unofficial releases though. I have quite a few.

[davidandrewsimpson]

Shaqui

While I don't know of a comprehensive Alan Class index, quite a lot of individual issues are indexed at http://www.comics.org/ You can search by individual titles from there.

Also, 30th Century Comics has an outline index at http://supertute2000.co.uk/extras/alan-class-guide/ They list general contents (eg "Charlton, pre-hero marvel, 3 Ditko, 1 Shadow") rather than individual story titles, but it all helps narrow things down.