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Hey Jayman , Really liked Western Tales of Terror. I've only read #1 and #2 (#3 is sitting at home waiting for me to read, #4 is on preorder). I like the anthology format and really like westerns (especially after watching season 1 of Deadwood, really good if you don't mind swearing). Hoarse & Buggy (the company that published WToT) has just released the first issue of Elk's Run. This is an eight issue series (it's not an anthology, but an actual story, in color). I really enjoyed #1. Highly recommended and it's getting great reviews. On a similar note, I haven't enjoyed Students of the Unusual as much. It's also an anthology, it's in color, but I don't know, it just hasn't grabbed me. I've read #1 and #2 (#4 is sitting at home waiting for me to read, missed #3, I think it's on back order). Troy

Hi There, Been lurking in the forums for a while and thought that it's about time I posted. Over the last couple of years I have been buying a lot of new horror comics (The Walking Dead, Sea of Red, Hack/Slash, Western Tales of Terror, Dead@17, IDW stuff, Dark Horse stuff, other stuff that I can't think of right now). Ocassionally I hit the back bins and buy some Bronze Age reader stuff (not in great shape, but good enough for reading). My big thing is I don't know anything about Copper Age horror comics. I have heard of these four titles: Gore Shriek Tales of Terror Master of the Macabre Death Rattle But I don't know if they are any good, or hard to find. etc. Can somebody please post a listing of, or point me to a site that lists the following A) Copper Age horror comics and/or publishers B) Harder to find Copper Age horror comics I want to start buying some good quality Copper Age horror comics, but if I don't know what I'm looking for it's kinda hard to buy. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks for your time. Troy PS I'm also interested in Chrome Age (90's) Horror comics, so same applies for that era. Thanks again