An Ancient Wrong by Steve Ditko

 Okay, just bits 'n pieces of the story, and some is too small to see right, which leads to the real ancient wrong here, Cap'n not plopp'n down 20 cents for The Many Ghosts of Doctor Graves #20 back in 1970.  In my defense, I wasnae state-side, but you'd think in the intervening 54 years I woulda figured this one out.  When I got around to getting Ditko that wasn't Spidey and Doc Strange, I went all in on Blue Beetle and Creeper (Doc Graves does a great Creeper laugh at the end of this one, and there's at least one Doc Graves out there were he does a spot-on Doc Strange)

Colossal Conan Cover by Barry Smith

 Oooop!  There it is!  A great double entendre and a great image

Here Gather The Stars by Wally Wood

 These stars gather in the August 1963 Galaxy, which is over sixty light years from here.  I've seen the title page before, but the other two illos are new to me.  There's some great illos in the front of this same Galaxy that I'll probly post soon, in which Wood gets to draw cowboys skiiing

Zarkorr by Jack Kirby

I thought that zarkorr was that unusual sport where you jump and flip and try to go places as fast as possible!  Seriously, though, I find (despite the archaic spacecraft) this to be a georgeous splash.  During that time when Kirby and Ditko just seemed to be doing "the monster thing," it was always delightful to see an SF element
 

Elric And Stormbringer by Gene Day

 Coupla years ago, I put up the Stormbringer Companion cover, which I luv look'n at, but then I realized there's at least 2 more Elrics by Gene.  If you know of others, please holla

A Fanzine illo by 15-Year-Old Frank Cirocco

And then a year after that, and then a year after that (all guesstimates, but close).  wow
 

Tocatta And Fugue In D Minor by Berni Wrightson

 If I'm correct about this (and I rarely am), I've never put this up, and I don't know why.  Along with the unfinished Beauty And The Beast, this is probably his most detailed and (because it was completed) most ambitious work