Fiction Illustrated

Byron Preiss masterminded this short-lived but ambitious 1970s series from Pyramid Publications, blending prose and comics in a format that felt more like a graphic novel anthology than a traditional comic book. With art by Ralph Reese and Tom Sutton, each of the five issues offered a distinct, self-contained story that pushed the boundaries of what a comic could be. Fiction Illustrated stands as a bold experiment in storytelling, bridging the gap between pulp magazines and the emerging graphic novel movement.