Unless you want to dig for old issues for high prices though, one wouldn't think you'd have much choice.

Ok, dug them out for you. I was actually looking through them last weekend and haven't filed them away yet. Just Adam's work.

Classic stuff in those issues. Neal Adams' art just jumps off the page, comic book fans that had grown up in the 60s with that period's fairly stilted art must have been blown away by his dynamic art. It's such an artistic leap in quality.

The stories were really good. I was surprised when some of them were adapted and turned into BTAS episodes. I wish they would have done more. They were way better than the more recent adaptations. It's one of the reasons I really liked the B&B series. They did the same thing with shorten versions of the stories before the opening credits.