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The Whitman imprint of Western Publishing began to publish the Twilight Zone series in 1982, continuing the title and numbering started by Gold Key Comics.
Series information[]
The Twilight Zone comic series was moved to the Whitman imprint of Western Publishing after the company's Gold Key imprint was discontinued. Only one issue was produced, consisting of stories previously printed in The Twilight Zone #1 (Gold Key) roughly twenty years before. The issue, #92, was published in May 1982.[1]
Soon after, Western Publishing sold all properties to the Mattel company which, in turn, sold it only two years later. The new owners, Golden Books Family Entertainment, focused on children's books and dissolved nearly all adult or mature properties left over from Western Publishing. Most licensed properties have since been acquired by other companies[2], including the Twilight Zone comic series, which was next published by NOW Comics in 1991.
Notes and references[]
Notes[]
- ↑ Grand Comic Database. "Twilight Zone (1982 Series)." Retrieved: 2009-04-30.
- ↑ Wikipedia contributors. "Western Publishing." Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, Version: June 18, 2009. Retrieved: June 24, 2009.
References[]
- Bob Klein. "The Twilight Zone (1982 series)." Grand Comics Database. Retrieved: June 24, 2009.