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CGC 8.0 VF 1st DUNE Analog SF Magazine DECEMBER 1963 Frank Herbert NEWSSTAND For Sale
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CGC 8.0 VF 1st DUNE Analog SF Magazine DECEMBER 1963 Frank Herbert NEWSSTAND:
$1250.00
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ANALOG SCIENCE FICTION MAGAZINE December 1963 CGC 8.0 VERY FINE OFF-WHITE to WHITE Pages
I believe this is one of the highest graded copy ever offered for sale.
An AMAZING copy of one of the most important and impactful science fiction stories of all time
Newsstand copy - no subscription label
RARE 1st appearance of Dune Paul (Maud\'dib) Atreides, Sandworms
The fragile paper quality and large \"bedsheet\" size of the vintage magazines makes nice copies extremely rare.
This is a rare book from a golden age of publication - for reference, 1963 is the same year the world was introduced to Amazing Spider-Man #1, X-Men #1, and the Avengers #1, Tales of Suspense #39 (1st Iron Man), and Strange Tales #110 (1st Dr. Strange) and the dawn of the Silver Age of Comics
The next DUNE movie will be released in November, 2023
Please check my other sales for additional graded Analog magazines and comics (1963) Conde Nast ITEM DESCRIPTION FIRST APPEARANCE OF DUNE, preceding the first book edition (Part One of Three Parts).
\"Much of Herbert’s opus originally appeared in Analog, edited by the legendary John W. Campbell. Despite Campbell’s seal of approval, Dune—longer and far more ambitious than most science fiction of the time—was turned down by some twenty publishers. \'It is just possible that we may be making the mistake of the decade in declining Dune by Frank Herbert,\' wrote Julian P. Muller, of Harcourt, Brace & World, in a typical response. In the end, an editor at Chilton, known for its line of car-repair manuals, offered to publish it after reading the serialized chapters\".
\"Published to almost immediate critical acclaim, Dune won the two most prestigious science fiction awards, the Nebula Award from the Science Fiction Writers of America in 1965 and the Hugo Award from the World Science Fiction Convention in 1966” (American National Biography). Popular success was soon to follow as Dune “was translated into 14 languages and sold some 12 million copies, more than any other science-fiction book in history”
\"Dune World\" and \"The Prophet of Dune\" were combined to form the first book edition, published in August of 1965.
Dune is considered to be one of the most influential and important science fiction novels of all time and it has inspired multiple spin offs, comics and movies:
A Dune feature film was released in 1984 directed by David Lynch with a huge cast includingKyle MacLachlan, Patrick Stewart, Sting, Dean Stockwell, Max von Sydow & Sean Young. Marvel Comics published an adaptation of this movie edition written by Ralph Macchio and illustrated by Bill Sienkiewicz.Several Dune board games and video games have also been styled after Lynch\'s film.
Dune was also made into a television mini series in 2000 and won several awards.
Dune has inspired musicians including Iron Maiden, Klaus Schulze, Fear Factory, Fatboy Slim, and Hatsune Miku.
An updated DUNE movie was released to broad acclaim in 2021 starringTimothée Chalamet and Zendaya. The next Dune movie is scheduled for release in November 2023.
New York: Conde Nast, 1963. Quarto and octavo, original wrappers. The first appearance of \"Dune\" in print, beginning with \"Dune World\" (December 1963)
Don\'t be afraid to offer - Fear is the mind-killer Story Frank Herbert John Schoenherr & George Schelling illustrations Brand New Case finally back from CGC ~ Pictures have been provided for a visual condition of this item. More pictures can be provided upon request. You are offerding on the actual graded comic book shown in the pictures. See CGC label for condition and pictures of the actual comic that you are offerding on. Reflections, shadows or uneven coloring are from the photographic process and not from the book itself. Please inquire if you have any concerns or questions about this item before purchasing. Thank you SHIPPING INFORMATION FOR THIS ITEM THIS ITEM SHIPS IN THE U.S. USING USPS PRIORITY MAIL WITH TRACKING. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING THROUGH GLOBAL ONLY.
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