The Twilight Zone #1-91 (Gold Key) (1962-1979) Complete

In 1961, Western Publishing helped bring The Twilight Zone to the graphic medium, initially releasing the series through Dell, then restarting it in their Gold Key imprint after four issues. Under Gold Key, the series was printed for 91 issues before being traded to the company's Whitman line for a final issue, continuing the numbering to end at issue #92 in 1982. In its 16 years of publication, a number of notable comics talents worked on the series, including Len Wein, Alex Toth, George Evans, Joe Certa (who designed the Martian Manhunter for DC Comics), and the series gave Frank Miller (of Batman: The Dark Knight, 300, and Sin City fame) his first professional job in the comics industry.