Classics Illustrated
Original Eliot/Gilberton run
The authorship is based on the information held by Michigan State University Libraries Special Collections Division in their Reading Room Index to the Comic Art Collection

Classics Illustrated

Section Title: Original Eliot/Gilberton run
Table Section Text: The authorship is based on the information held by Michigan State University Libraries Special Collections Division in their Reading Room Index to the Comic Art Collection

Issue	Original publication	Title	Author

Originally issued as Classic Comics titles

1	October 1941	The Three Musketeers	Alexandre Dumas, père

2	December 1941	Ivanhoe	Walter Scott

3	March 1942	The Count of Monte Cristo	Alexandre Dumas, père

4	August 1942	The Last of the Mohicans	James Fenimore Cooper

5	September 1942	Moby Dick	Herman Melville

6	October 1942	Tale of Two Cities	Charles Dickens

7	December 1942	Robin Hood	(Uncredited; based in part on Merry Adventures of Robin Hood by Howard Pyle)

8	February 1943	Arabian Nights	--

9	March 1943	Les Misérables	Victor Hugo

10	April 1943	Robinson Crusoe	Daniel Defoe

11	May 1943	Don Quixote	Miguel de Cervantes

12	June 1943	Rip Van Winkle and the Headless Horseman	Washington Irving

13	August 1943	Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde	Robert Louis Stevenson

14	September 1943	Westward Ho!	Charles Kingsley

15	November 1943	Uncle Tom's Cabin	Harriet Beecher Stowe

16	December 1943	Gulliver's Travels	Jonathan Swift

17	January 1944	The Deerslayer	James Fenimore Cooper

18	March 1944	The Hunchback of Notre Dame	Victor Hugo

19	April 1944	Huckleberry Finn	Mark Twain

20	June 1944	The Corsican Brothers	Alexandre Dumas, père

21	July 1944	Three Famous Mysteries (The Sign of the Four, The Murders in the Rue Morgue, The Flayed Hand)	Arthur Conan Doyle/Edgar Allan Poe/Guy de Maupassant

22	October 1944	The Pathfinder	James Fenimore Cooper

23	July 1945	Oliver Twist	Charles Dickens

24	September 1945	A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court	Mark Twain

25	October 1945	Two Years Before the Mast	R. H. Dana Jr.

26	December 1945	Frankenstein	Mary W. Shelley

27	April 1946	The Adventures of Marco Polo	--

28	June 1946	Michael Strogoff	Jules Verne

29	July 1946	The Prince and the Pauper	Mark Twain

30	September 1946	The Moonstone	Wilkie Collins

31	October 1946	The Black Arrow	Robert Louis Stevenson

32	December 1946	Lorna Doone	R. D. Blackmore

33	January 1947	The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (A Study in Scarlet, The Hound of the Baskervilles)	Arthur Conan Doyle

34	February 1947	Mysterious Island	Jules Verne

Issued as Classics Illustrated titles

35	The Last Days of Pompeii	Edward Bulwer-Lytton

36	Typee	Herman Melville

37	The Pioneers	James Fenimore Cooper

38	The Adventures of Cellini	John Addington Symonds

39	Jane Eyre	Charlotte Brontë

40	Mysteries (The Pit and the Pendulum, The Unparalleled Adventure of One Hans Pfaall, The Fall of the House of Usher)	Edgar Allan Poe

41	Twenty Years After	Alexandre Dumas, père

42	The Swiss Family Robinson	Jonathan Wyss

43	Great Expectations	Charles Dickens

44	Mysteries of Paris	Eugene Sue

45	Tom Brown's School Days	Thomas Hughes

46	Kidnapped	Robert Louis Stevenson

47	Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea	Jules Verne

48	David Copperfield	Charles Dickens

49	Alice in Wonderland	Lewis Carroll

50	Tom Sawyer	Mark Twain

51	The Spy	James Fenimore Cooper

52	The House of the Seven Gables	Nathaniel Hawthorne

53	Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens

54	The Man in the Iron Mask	Alexandre Dumas, père

55	Silas Marner	George Eliot

56	Toilers of the Sea	Victor Hugo

57	The Song of Hiawatha	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

58	The Prairie	James Fenimore Cooper

59	Wuthering Heights	Emily Brontë

60	Black Beauty	Anna Sewell

61	The Woman in White	Wilkie Collins

62	Western Stories (The Luck of Roaring Camp, The Outcasts of Poker Flat)	Bret Harte

63	The Man without a Country	Edward Everett Hale

64	Treasure Island	Robert Louis Stevenson

65	Benjamin Franklin - Autobiography	Benjamin Franklin

66	The Cloister and the Hearth	Charles Reade

67	The Scottish Chiefs	Jane Porter

68	Julius Caesar	William Shakespeare

69	Around the World in 80 Days	Jules Verne

70	The Pilot	James Fenimore Cooper

71	The Man Who Laughs	Victor Hugo

72	The Oregon Trail	Francis Parkman

73	The Black Tulip	Alexandre Dumas, père

74	Mr Midshipman Easy	Frederick Marryat

75	The Lady of the Lake	Walter Scott

76	The Prisoner of Zenda	Anthony Hope

77	The Iliad	Homer

78	Joan of Arc	--

79	Cyrano de Bergerac	Edmond Rostand

80	White Fang	Jack London

81	The Odyssey	Homer

82	The Master of Ballantrae	Robert Louis Stevenson

83	The Jungle Book	Rudyard Kipling

84	The Gold Bug and Other Stories	Edgar Allan Poe

85	The Sea Wolf	Jack London

86	Under Two Flags	Ouida

87	A Midsummer Night's Dream	William Shakespeare

88	Men of Iron	Howard Pyle

89	Crime and Punishment	Dostoyevsky

90	Green Mansions	W H Hudson

91	The Call of the Wild	Jack London

92	The Courtship of Miles Standish and Evangeline	Longfellow

93	Pudd'nhead Wilson	Samuel L Clemens

94	David Balfour	Robert Louis Stevenson

95	May 1952	All Quiet on the Western Front	Erich Maria Remarque

96	Daniel Boone	John Bakeless

97	King Solomon's Mines	H. Rider Haggard

98	The Red Badge of Courage	Stephen Crane

99	Hamlet	William Shakespeare

100	Mutiny on the Bounty	Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall

101	William Tell	Frederick Schiller

102	The White Company	Arthur Conan Doyle

103	Men Against the Sea	Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall

104	Bring 'Em Back Alive	Frank Buck

105	From the Earth to the Moon	Jules Verne

106	Buffalo Bill	--

107	King — of the Khyber Rifles	Talbot Mundy

108	Knights of the Round Table	(Uncredited; based in part on The Story of King Arthur and his Knights by Howard Pyle)

109	Pitcairn's Island	Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall

110	A Study in Scarlet	Arthur Conan Doyle

111	The Talisman	Walter Scott

112	The Adventures of Kit Carson	Edward Ellis

113	The Forty Five Guardsmen [fr]	Alexandre Dumas, père

114	The Red Rover	James Fenimore Cooper

115	How I Found Livingstone	Henry M Stanley

116	The Bottle Imp (also The Beach of Falesá)	Robert Louis Stevenson

117	Captains Courageous	Rudyard Kipling

118	Rob Roy	Walter Scott

119	Soldiers Of Fortune	Richard Harding Davis

120	Hurricane	Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall

121	Wild Bill Hickok	--

122	The Mutineers	Charles Boardman Hawes

123	Fang and Claw	Frank Buck

124	The War of the Worlds	H. G. Wells

125	The Ox-Bow Incident	Walter Van Tilburg Clark

126	The Downfall	Émile Zola

127	The King of the Mountains	Edmond About (translated by Mary Louise Booth)

128	Macbeth	William Shakespeare

129	Davy Crockett	--

129A	December 1955	The Story of Jesus	--

130	Caesar's Conquests (see also Caesar's Civil War)	Julius Caesar

131	The Covered Wagon	Emerson Hough

132	The Dark Frigate	Charles Boardman Hawes

132A	June 1956	The Story of America	--

133	The Time Machine	H. G. Wells

134	Romeo and Juliet	William Shakespeare

135	Waterloo (novel)	Chatrian Erckmann

135A	December 1956	The Ten Commandments	(Tie-in with the Cecil B. DeMille movie)

136	Lord Jim	Joseph Conrad

137	The Little Savage	Frederick Marryat

138	Journey to the Center of the Earth	Jules Verne

138A	June 1957	Adventures in Science	--

139	Reign Of Terror	G. A. Henty

140	On Jungle Trails	Frank Buck

141	Castle Dangerous	Walter Scott

141A	December 1957	The Rough Rider	"Prepared in cooperation with the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Commission."

142	Abraham Lincoln	--

143	Kim	Rudyard Kipling

144	First Men in the Moon	H. G. Wells

144A	June 1958	Blazing the Trails West (Chapters: "Gold, Fur and Freedom" ; "Daniel Boone" ; "The Lewis and Clark Expedition" ; "The Santa Fe Trail" ; "Fur and Mountains" ; "Kit Carson" ; "Texas and the Alamo" ; "The Mexican War.")	--

145	The Crisis	Winston Churchill

146	With Fire and Sword	Henryk Sienkiewicz

147	Ben Hur	Lew Wallace

147A	December 1958	Crossing the Rockies	--

148	Buccaneer	Based on the Cecil B. DeMille film, which was in turn based on the novel Lafitte the Pirate by Lyle Saxon

149	Off on a Comet	Jules Verne

150	The Virginian	Owen Wister

150A	June 1959	Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Chapters: "March to Fort Whoop-Up"; "Pony soldiers"; "Indians and outlaws"; "Unrest and rebellion"; "Patrolling the prairies"; "The gold rush"; "Into the far North"; "The modern Mountie"; "Manhunt!"; "Molding a Mountie")	--

151	Won by the Sword	G. A. Henty

152	Wild Animals I Have Known	Ernest Thompson Seton

153	The Invisible Man	H. G. Wells

153A	December 1959	Men, Guns and Cattle	--

154	The Conspiracy of Pontiac	Francis Parkman

155	The Lion of the North	G. A. Henty

156	The Conquest of Mexico	Bernal Diaz Del Castillo

156A	June 1960	The Atomic Age	--

157	The Lives of the Hunted	Ernest Thompson Seton

158	The Conspirators	Alexandre Dumas, père

159	The Octopus	Frank Norris

159A	December 1960	Rockets, Jets and Missiles	--

160	The Food of the Gods	H. G. Wells

161	Cleopatra	H. Rider Haggard

162	Robur the Conqueror	Jules Verne

162A	June 1961	The War between the States	--

163	The Master of the World	Jules Verne

164	The Cossack Chief	Nikolai Gogol

165	The Queen's Necklace	Alexandre Dumas, père

165A	December 1961	To the Stars	--

166	Tigers and Traitors	Jules Verne

166A	1962	World War II	--

167	Faust	Goethe

167A	July 1962	Prehistoric World	--

168	In Freedom's Cause	G. A. Henty

169	Negro Americans, the Early Years	--

170	November 2007	Through the Looking Glass	Lewis Carroll

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Faust has issue number 167.

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