It's been 70 years since EC Comics adapted classic Ray Bradbury stories into comics, and now Fantagraphics is publishing them all in one collected volume - including the unauthorized ones.

In 1952 EC publisher Bill Gaines received a hilarious letter from Ray Bradbury gently requesting $50 in payment for the rights to his two stories “The Rocket Man” and “Kaleidoscope.” Turns out EC had ...

In 1951, EC Comics started stealing Ray Bradbury's work. After three swipes, Bradbury sent a letter to editor Bill Gaines. Not a cease-and-desist order, though. Instead, he wrote, "Just a note to ...

When William M. Gaines became publisher of EC Comics, ... while adaptations of Ray Bradbury short stories gave the magazines credibility. By 1953, other companies were imitating EC, ...

Perhaps no writer influenced me more in my childhood than Ray Bradbury. Before I actually read The Martian Chronicles, I read illustrated versions of his work in EC Comics. I got to the book when ...

Next April, Fantagraphics is publishing Wally Wood's The Spawn Of Venus And Other Stories, part of The Fantagraphics EC Comics Artists Library with Al Feldstein, Ray Bradbury, Grant Geissman ...

Once upon a time, when Americans burned their comic books, a young Ray Bradbury fought back with his typewriter...and a story about a living corpse. Add a Show Listing: LOS ANGELES.

A young African American comic book artist from Brooklyn illustrates Ray Bradbury's nostalgic story of good versus evil, "Something Wicked This Way Comes." ...

I thought it was about time to read two graphic novel adaptations of his books: The Martian Chronicles, illustrated by Dennis Calero, and Something Wicked This Way Comes, illustrated by Ron Wimberly.

The stories are by Ray Bradbury, Shirley Jackson, Stephen King, and Robert McCammon. Each story is illustrated by a different artist, Dennis Calero, Ray Fawkes, Francois Vaillancourt and Steve Wands.

I remember reading Ray Bradbury for the first time in junior high. I had a class called “Reading for Fun” which was basically an open period to encourage us to read; I didn’t really need any ...