ELLISON | GALLERY | ADAPTIONS | HARLAN ELLISON'S DREAM CORRIDOR SPECIAL | Harlan Ellison's Dream Corridor Art By Stephen Hickman Copyright 1995 Stephen Hickman Published By Dark Horse Comics, Inc. Harlan Ellison's Dream Corridor Special February 1995, Dark Horse Comics Second Edition, August 1995, Dark Horse Comics front cover, Stephen Hickman; back cover first edition/inside front cover, Overton Loyd back cover second edition, Michael Whelan poster insert, Jill Bauman story behind the cover, "Midnight In The Sunken Cathedral: Part One" The complete story is included in the second edition and was subsequently included in the collection Slippage, 1997. "Framing Sequence" story, Harlan Ellison; art, Eric Shanower "Quicktime" adaption, Len Wein; pencils, Pat Broderick; inks, Ralph Cabrera Original story first appeared in Omni Oct '85 and is included in the collection Angry Candy, 1988 "The End of the Time of Leinard" adaption, Faye Perovich; art, Doug Wildey Original story first appeared in Famous Western, Apr '58 and is included in the collections Over the Edge, 1970; and Edgeworks 1, 1996 "Rat Hater" adaption, Faye Perovich; art, Michael T. Gilbert Original story first appeared in Manhunt, August 1956 and is included in the collection The Deadly Streets, 1958 "If This Be Utopia..." adaption & art, Phil Foglio; with Matt Howarth Original story first appeared in Fantastic, December 1957 under the pseudonym E.K. Jarvis "On The Slab" adaption, Faye Perovich; art, Gary Gianni Original story first appeared in Omni, Oct '81 and is included in the collection Angry Candy, 1988 The Second Edition (read "Second Printing") has the following differences from the initial edition: The same front cover and internal stories "Midnight In The Sunken Cathedral," originally serialized between the Special & the First regular issue is published in it's entirety. Michael Whelan's cover for the first regular issue, the "Cover" behind the second half of "Midnight" is published as the back-cover. Overton Loyd's original back-cover art is printed as the inside front cover, although in black-in-white. A new interview with Ellison, by Dark Horse editor Jaime S. Rich, is included. The two illustrations by Jill Bauman, included originally as a poster insert, are published between "Midnight" and the interview To address these slight differences, Ellison's dialogue is changed slightly in two places: immediately after the point where, in the first edition, the Bauman poster was inserted and in the last panel before "Midnight". See Also: Harlan Ellison's Dream Corridor 1 Harlan Ellison's Dream Corridor 2 Harlan Ellison's Dream Corridor 3 Harlan Ellison's Dream Corridor 3 Harlan Ellison's Dream Corridor 5 Harlan Ellison's Dream Corridor Quarterly 1 GALLERY ART (click for larger images)