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	Paul Gravett: Article - Al Williamson
		For this new compilation of comics from 1978 to today Williamson provides a dynamic image of the hero for the front cover, while the endpapers present his stunning Flash Gordon tableau from the 1980 National Cartoonists' Society portfolio.
		Williamson was in his element in Jones' homage to EC science fiction.
		It would be hard to conceive of a finer showcase for Williamson's mature comics artistry than this labor of love.
	www.paulgravett.com /articles/022_williamson/022_williamson.htm (0 words)

	The Main Event: Al Williamson: It Started With Flash Gordon
		Williamson, along with artists such as Wally Wood, Harvey Kurtzman, and others carved out a distinctive ñ and as it turns out, lasting ñ niche in American comics with the quality of their work on the EC line.
		Al Williamson continues to ply his craft in the comics industry, accepting both inking and full illustration assignments.
		Al Williamson Adventures will be available in two editions, a trade hardback retailing for $34.95, and a special signed, limited edition (limited to 500 copies), selling for $54.95.
	scoop.diamondgalleries.com /scoop_article.asp?ai=2081&si=124 (2230 words)

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		Lisa Hinz and Donald Williamson (1987) reflect on the evidence presented in past studies relating bulimia and depression and discriminate between the idea that bulimia is an affective variant of depression or a separate diagnostic entity often associated with depression.
		Furthermore, Hinz and Williamson (1987) acknowledge that the Fairburn and Cooper's study, which directly compared the phenomenology of depression and bulimia, "found distinct differences in symptom patterns between the two groups...in particular, this study found that bulimics were less depressed and more obsessive and anxious".
		Hinz and Williamson (1987) interpret the findings in these studies to show that "depression is a significant problem that is associated with bulimia but is not the only form of psychopathology observed in eating disorders".
	www.vanderbilt.edu /AnS/psychology/health_psychology/bulimia_depression.htm (2259 words)

	Western Riverside County MSHCP (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Williamson’s sapsuckers have narrow habitat requirements and are sensitive indicators of change in intensively managed forest habitats of western North America (Conway and Martin 1993).
		Williamson’s sapsucker populations have declined throughout their range from 1982 to 1991, with particularly strong declines in the Pacific Northwest (Dobbs et al.
		In their study, Williamson’s sapsucker chose nest trees that were softer than neighboring or random trees and chose softer trees than the red-naped sapsucker and hairy woodpecker.
	ecoregion.ucr.edu /full.asp?sp_num=95 (1661 words)

	Williamson et al. 1986
		As Potter (1984) points out, this method introduces an element of chance since "the change of a single letter in the preceding text could double a word's effective viewing time by causing it to be presented alone instead of with another word." (p.92).
		In the Williamson and Muter study, a consistent number of words was maintained within each display for each of the different RSVP conditions.
		However, Williamson and Muter (1985) found that even when a source of external pacing was provided in both a page-format and RSVP condition, subjects' comprehension of text presented via an RSVP display was at least equivalent to comprehension of traditionally displayed text.
	www.psych.utoronto.ca /~muter/Williamson86.htm (3068 words)

	The Quest for Al Williamson's Flash Gordon #1
		Williamson traded it to Gray Morrow for a ray gun Morrow had whittled himself." Now Gray Morrow is another artist whose work I collect, and I just filed that away as something to talk to Gray about if I ever got to meet him.
		I had asked Al about those originals a long time ago and he told me that story had never been returned to him and he figured that the art was stolen.
		As you reported, Al made some comments about how the pages weren't as good as he remembered, how the drawing was weak, and this figure or that figure was poor; this all to the protests of those looking over his shoulder.
	www.comicartville.com /flashgordon.htm (0 words)

	Secret Agent X-9
		Williamson, who has always disliked the superhero genre, male or female, isn't an exception but he is partial to one side of the equation.
		In Williamson's later strips he often placed sunglasses on the heroine, to hide her eyes, to make her resemblance to earlier versions less apparent.
		Williamson would certainly dispute that everything he had done prior to 1980 was in service to his work on Star Wars.
	profmendez.tripod.com /html/corrigan4a.htm (1150 words)

	Comic creator: Al Williamson
		Al Williamson was the youngest member of the "EC family".
		In this regard, the influence of Alex Raymond's 'Flash Gordon' was clearly to be seen.
		Williamson contributed to EC's Weird Fantasy and Weird Science between 1952 and 1955, often in collaboration with Frank Frazetta, Roy Krenkel and Angelo Torres.
	www.lambiek.net /artists/w/williamson_a.htm (0 words)

	Secret Agent X-9
		Williamson's 13 year stint on Secret Agent X-9 (later renamed Secret Agent Corrigan), even though it's his longest sustained work on any title, gets short shrift, as if he was slumming or being punished by working in strips.
		Williamson has said in interviews that his first exposure to the work of Raymond came in 1940 when he was 10.
		Williamson grew up in Columbia and I wonder if there was a three year lag in publishing the American strip.
	profmendez.tripod.com /html/corrigan2a.htm (849 words)

	International League Against Epilepsy
		One characteristic that posterior neocortical seizures share is the tendency to have multiple spread patterns (Salanova et al 1992; 1993; Williamson et al 1992a; 1992b; 1995; Ho et al 1994; Fogarasi et al 2003).
		Paresthesias are usually contralateral to the side of seizure onset (Williamson et al 1987; 1992b; Cascino et al 1993; Ho et al 1994; Salanova et al 1995).
		Williamson PD, Boon PA, Thadani VM, et al.
	www.ilae-epilepsy.org /Visitors/Centre/ctf/posterior_neo.cfm (3911 words)

	Williamson et al. 1986
		In the Williamson and Muter study, a consistent number of words was maintained within each display for each of the different RSVP conditions.
		However, Williamson and Muter (1985) found that even when a source of external pacing was provided in both a page-format and RSVP condition, subjects' comprehension of text presented via an RSVP display was at least equivalent to comprehension of traditionally displayed text.
		If the Rayner, Slowiaczek, Clifton, and Bertera (1983) finding is correct, that the planning and execution of an eye movement from one location to another takes, on average, 175-200 ms, then elimination of this process in reading using an RSVP display may result in much more time being available for processing of the words themselves.
	psych.utoronto.ca /~muter/Williamson86.htm (3068 words)

	Epicurus.com Catalog: Al Williamson Adventures
		This is a nice collection of Al's 1980's and 1990's work(I should say pencil work because Al's been inking for Marvel for about 20 years).
		In my opinion, this dosen't really compare to "The Art Of Al Williamson" or the recently released "Hidden Lands"(why hasn't that been released in hardcover?),however this is a really good compliment to both.
		Williamson is one of the greatest SF illustrators still at work today.
	www.epicurus.com /store/index.php?itemID=1889317179 (326 words)

	Logo Design Store :: Al Williamson Adventures
		This is a nice collection of Al's 1980's and 1990's work(I should say pencil work because Al's been inking for Marvel for about 20 years).
		In my opinion, this dosen't really compare to "The Art Of Al Williamson" or the recently released "Hidden Lands"(why hasn't that been released in hardcover?),however this is a really good compliment to both.
		Williamson is one of the greatest SF illustrators still at work today.
	www.thelogocompany.net /logo-design-store/page_1889317179_0_0.html (295 words)

	CBC Super Store: All Graphic Novels/TPBs: Al Williamson: Hidden Lands
		Al Williamson stands in rarified air, among the titans of the development of comics as an art form.
		Covered in fascinating depth by writers Mark Schultz, Thomas Yeates, and Steve Ringgenberg and gathered from extensive, lively interviews with Williamson, Al Williamson: Hidden Lands is an essential volume for any fan of this giant of graphic fiction as well as for those interested in comics history of the classic era of pen-and-ink illustration.
		Note that the "Williamson" illustration for vol 1 #5 of VENUS is quite plainly at least inked by Krenkel, although not attributed to him.
	www.comicbookconventions.com /amazonstore/shop.php?c=genbooks&n=4366&i=1569718164&x=Al_Williamson_Hidden_Lands (541 words)

	Cardinal Mooney High School
		Allan Williamson, a Mooney graduate (class of ’65), received a Bachelor of Arts from Athenaeum of Ohio and a Master of Liberal Arts from John Hopkins University.
		Williamson has taught in the Religion, English, and Social Studies departments at Cardinal Mooney since August 1970.
		Allan Williamson is married and has six children who have all graduated from Cardinal Mooney.
	www.cardinalmooney.com /staff/Williamson.htm (174 words)

	TwoMorrows Publishing - Bringing New Life To Comics Fandom
		Al Williamson was born March 21, 1931, and lived in Colombia, South America until the age of twelve.
		AL: Well, I have a feeling he probably wouldn't be as dynamic as what he was on his own.
		AL: I was busy working on syndicated strips, and I hated to look at some of the stuff that was coming out then, because they had an inker on him that wasn't doing him justice.
	www.twomorrows.com /kirby/articles/15williamson.html (3224 words)

	Severna Park, Millersville and Annapolis, Maryland Real Estate - Courtesy of Al Williamson
		Whether it’s on the golf course, riding through the countryside on his beloved motorcycle or coaching his daughter’s team, Al Williamson is simply driven to make the most of every moment in life.
		Al Williamson has created this informative web site filled with valuable information on the Severna Park and Millersville area and the varied communities that lie in and around its borders.
		Along with this are Al's complimentary buying and selling guides that can help you with your next home sale or purchase.
	www.alwilliamson.net (0 words)

	Roy G. Krenkel Biography
		There he met Al Williamson, who was to become a lifelong friend and collaborator.
		It was only with Williamson that he found a sympatico talent to resonate with his muse.
		It was through Roy that Al Williamson was first exposed to the work of Fortunio Matania, Daniel Vierge and Joseph Clement Coll.
	www.bpib.com /illustra2/krenkel.htm (1077 words)

	Al Williamson / Al Williamson & Archie Goodwin
		Williamson first found fame at EC (Entertaining Comics) from 1952-1955, working on the classic science-fiction titles "Weird Science", "Weird Fantasy", "Weird Science Fantasy" and "Incredible Science Fiction".
		Al Williamson found work at Atlas (later Marvel) Comics drawing westerns and few comic fans have seen these brilliant stories.
		Al Williamson tells Archie Goodwin how he got his start at EC Comics.
	www.tvparty.com /comics/comicwill.html (506 words)

	Hendra Virus Pathology
		Viral titers in uterus were similar to or exceed titers from other tissues, and the placentas of some guinea pigs developed severe histological lesions (Williamson et al.
		Of 18 inoculated pregnant guinea pigs, HeV was isolated in 11, and 10 of the 11 guinea pigs yielded virus from the uterus and placenta, and four from fetal tissue.
		Viral titers in tissues of pregnant guinea pigs tended to be higher than those of non-pregnant guinea pigs in other experiments inoculated with the same dose and stock of inoculum (Williamson et al.
	www.henipavirus.org /virus_and_host_info/hendra_virus_pathology.htm (915 words)

	Williamson Brothers Pedestal Engine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The engine is a miniature of an 1862 engine built by the Williamson Brothers of Kendal in Great Britian, and displayed at the South Kensington International Machinery Exhibition.
		Additional detail is evident in the upper castings of the pedestal where the emblems and the Williamson Brothers name are sharply cast in relief and polished out for a nice visual effect.
		The Williamson Brothers Pedestal is a nice contrast piece for the more heavily constructed engines in the collection.
	www.cedesign.net /steam/williamson-pedestal.htm (534 words)

	Hendra Virus Epidemiology
		Positive samples were obtained from bats along the whole of the eastern coast of Queensland, from Cairns to Brisbane.
		Vertical transmission was demonstrated experimentally (Williamson et al.
		Cats have infected horses in the lab; 12 infected cats housed with three uninfected horses caused one to contract disease (Williamson et al.
	www.henipavirus.org /virus_and_host_info/hendra_virus_epidemiology.htm (787 words)

	Space Pirate by Al Williamson
		This fantastic sketch by Al Williamson is done on 6.5" x 10" cardstock.
		Al drew several of these (all slightly different) in the late 60's, along with some similar Flash Gordon sketches, to sell to fans at the Phil Seuling conventions in New York.
		One of these sketches (not this one in particular) was used as the front cover to the Al Williamson sketchbook.
	www.comicsfun.com /art4sale/SpacePirate.htm (93 words)

	The Holloway Pages: Flash Gordon: Al Williamson (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In addition to assisting Dan Barry during his tenure on the Flash Gordon comic strip, Al Williamson is best known for his work on the Flash Gordon comic books.
		Williamson has taken situations and characters from the classic Alex Raymond years on the Flash Gordon strip, and has Dr. Zarkov providing devices made from Union Carbide products to help Flash and his friends extricate themselves from some hazardous situations.
		The final image is of a record jacket drawn by Al Williamson for MGM.
	home.comcast.net /~cjh5801a/Flash_williamson.htm (184 words)

	Al Williamson
		Al Williamson is truly one of the most talented men to ever work in comics.
		Working at EC early in his career, his talent was there for all to see, producing the classic Adam and Eve story in Weird Science 22.
		Al Williamson, over his 50+ year career, has inked everyone from Frank Frazetta to John Romita, Jr.
	www.russell2000.supanet.com /AlWilliamson.html (187 words)

	Alice Williamson Diary - Duke University Special Collections Library
		Alice Williamson is bitterly resentful of the Union occupation.
		We have no other papers of Williamson or her family nor are we aware of any other family papers in another library or archival repository.
		The digitized version of the Alice Williamson Diary was developed as a project of The Digital Scriptorium of the Duke University Special Collections Library in collaboration with the Duke University Libraries Women's Studies Bibliographer.
	scriptorium.lib.duke.edu /williamson (728 words)

	Suspended Animation Comics Reviews 980731
		But Al Williamson accepts praise with a twinkle in his eye, revealing a modesty that young artists would be wise to emulate.
		Williamson prefers a realistic approach to art founded on accurate lighting, perspective, human and animal anatomy and pose spiced with the wild creative energy of fantasy.
		Williamson's most famous work was published in selected (and expensive) issues of Crime SuspenStories, Incredible Science Fiction, The Vault of Horror; Tales from the Crypt and other EC comics.
	www.starland.com /sus/1998/sus980731.html (646 words)

	Previous students and colleagues
		He was studying the effects of UV and climate change on temporary pool ecosystems with Professor Williamson as his advisor.
		She was studying the effects of UV radiation on the veliger larvae of zebra mussels with Professor Williamson as her advisor.
		Her in situ experiments with acrylic columns were the first to demonstrate that under full spectrum solar radiation Daphnia move upwards in the water column in the absence of solar UV radiation and downwards in the presence of UV (Leech and Williamson 2001).
	www.users.muohio.edu /willia85/research2.html (1586 words)

	Molecular system bioenergetics: regulation of substrate supply in response to heart energy demands -- Saks et al. 577 ...
		Williamson, 1979; Opie, 1998; Rasmussen and Wolfe, 1999; Stanley et al.
		of the cytoplasm is the consequence (Neely et al.
		Williamson JR, Ford C, Illingworth J and Safer B (1976).
	jp.physoc.org /cgi/content/full/577/3/769 (5099 words)

	Welcome To EC Comics Online!
		Featuring the work of artists Reed Crandall, Jack Davis, George Evans, Graham Ingels, Jack Kamen, Rudy Nappi, Joe Orlando, Bud Parke, Charles Sultan, Angelo Torres, Al Williamson, and Wallace Wood, and writers Robert Bernstein, Al Feldstein, Daniel Keyes, John Larner, Jack Oleck, and Richard Smith.
		Tales from the Crypt, Weird Science, Frontline Combat and all of the other EC titles are included in this comprehensive volume that uncovers the amazing history behind the comics.
		See the work of creators like Wally Wood, Al Feldstein, Al Williamson, Harvey Kurtzman, Graham Ingels, Bernie Krigstein, and others!
	www.eccrypt.com (723 words)

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