GC's EC weekly Story Thread

[goldust40]

E.C. certainly pushed the boundaries with that origin story...

 

A more involved tale than being bitten by a radioactive spider, nevertheless.

[Goonchild-migration]

E.C. certainly pushed the boundaries with that origin story...

 

A more involved tale than being bitten by a radioactive spider, nevertheless.

 

[thanos_oftitan]

Thanks for another great read.

[hesdeadjim]

I have just finished reading this story in this huge Russ Cochran black and white reprint 5-HC-boxed set that I bought a little while ago, but seeing the original art makes it so much better...

 

Thanks, Tom!

[Norrin_Radd]

The ORIGIN OF THE CRYPT-KEEPER, from TALES FROM THE CRYPT # 33, published in 1952 by EC.

This one is in all its OA glory!

 

I've been wanting to read that story for two years ever since Shrunkenhead mentioned it.

[Goonchild-migration]

Thanks for another great read.

 

Thats quite all-righty (thumbs u

[Goonchild-migration]

The ORIGIN OF THE CRYPT-KEEPER, from TALES FROM THE CRYPT # 33, published in 1952 by EC.

This one is in all its OA glory!

 

I've been wanting to read that story for two years ever since Shrunkenhead mentioned it.

 

Happy to oblige NR (thumbs u

[Goonchild-migration]

I have just finished reading this story in this huge Russ Cochran black and white reprint 5-HC-boxed set that I bought a little while ago, but seeing the original art makes it so much better...

 

Thanks, Tom!

 

Thanks Rudi...pleasure (thumbs u

[Goonchild-migration]

Friday Night.

 

'Wish you were here' from HAUNT OF FEAR # 22, published in 1953 by EC.

This one was later adapted as one of the Compendium stories in The Amicus Film production...TALES FROM THE CRYPT in 1972.

Richard Greene & Barbara Murray playing the protagonists.

 

Enjoy!

 

Tom

 

PS.

Graham Ingels art, Al Feldstein -script.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[-cryptkeeper-]

Great choice Goonchild

 

look at the Horror in the eyes of the dead man in last panel of page 7 .. this is why i love Ingels work

[hesdeadjim]

What a mess!

 

My favorite so far

 

Thanks, Tom!

[Goonchild-migration]

Great choice Goonchild

 

look at the Horror in the eyes of the dead man in last panel of page 7 .. this is why i love Ingels work

 

(thumbs u

[Goonchild-migration]

What a mess!

 

My favorite so far

 

Thanks, Tom!

 

Cheers Rudi

[Norrin_Radd]

Classic!

 

I remember watching the adaption they did for Alfred Hitchcock Hour in the 60s (The Monkey's Paw--A Retelling).

[Goonchild-migration]

Classic!

 

I remember watching the adaption they did for Alfred Hitchcock Hour in the 60s (The Monkey's Paw--A Retelling).

 

(thumbs u

[Norrin_Radd]

What happened?

[Goonchild-migration]

What happened?

 

Sorry NR.... I've been tied up all weekend, but now thankfully my girlfriend has unlocked the handcuffs and I'm free again....

 

I will post a story just for you tomorrow.

 

Promise

[Goonchild-migration]

Monday Night.

This weeks story is late...apologies for that.

There will be another story this Friday as well....yay

 

'CHOP TALK' from VAULT OF HORROR # 37, published in 1954 by EC.

 

This one is an EC Classic.

Specially for NORINN RADD.

 

Enjoy!

 

Tom

 

PS.

Jack Davis art, Al Feldstein -script.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[goldust40]

That story just wasn't gruesome and bloody enough. Who says Jack Davis wasn't a great horror artist? Nightmarish stuff.

[Goonchild-migration]

That story just wasn't gruesome and bloody enough. Who says Jack Davis wasn't a great horror artist? Nightmarish stuff.

 

I concur