Infinite Bronze Horror Thread 16 16

[sterlingcomics]

Joust! Got that as a favorite in MAME.

 

I've spent many a quarter on that game.

 

Here's a tip...if you are playing the RED label version, you can perch on the bottom platform and pick of pterodactyls all day long...they will lunge right in your lance. The trick is to get a rider in the flame first so you won't get jousted.

[Monstro]

Last one. Not a Bronze Horror per se, but this cover represents the 70's as well as any cover I can think of. Its got it all and if you hate the 70's it is pretty horrific.

 

 

is this for sale?

[nepatkm]

some tomb of dracula

 

 

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trying to figure the new site out.

[sterlingcomics]

 

 

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[Jayman]

 

Always have a special place in my heart for this book as it was my first ever Ghosts bought from my local summer Variety store.

Although I always have been dissapointed that the "phantom" turns out to be Abe Lincoln instead of a trainload of savage skeletons!

[sterlingcomics]

I believe Ghosts #77 or #78 was my first issue from the store...the stories where for the most part either:

 

1. "Weird true tales" or facts

2. Murder...ghost revenge...killer dies stories

3. Occasionally a "good" ghost trying to do the right thing

 

 

[Jayman]

Yeah, the story from issue #30 is one of the "good" ghost trying to do the right thing stories. The story is actually a good one but typically does not live up to the cover art as most don't.

 

Boy runs away from home, shacks up in an abandoned passenger train for the night. A ghostly man appears and tells the boy not to run from trouble, to face his fears, yadda, yadda. As the boy leaves the train with a changed outlook heading back for home, you see that it was president Lincoln's train.

[Wrightson fan]

Yeah, the story from issue #30 is one of the "good" ghost trying to do the right thing stories. The story is actually a good one but typically does not live up to the cover art as most don't.

 

Boy runs away from home, shacks up in an abandoned passenger train for the night. A ghostly man appears and tells the boy not to run from trouble, to face his fears, yadda, yadda. As the boy leaves the train with a changed outlook heading back for home, you see that it was president Lincoln's train.

 

 

My dad had this issue with the skeleton engineer pulling the boy onto the train. I loved the Lincoln story as I was and still am a history buff. I have looked for a nice example of issue 30 for a few years now. Maybe one of these days. I'm glad someone liked it besides me Jay.

 

Scott

[kingofwhales]

I`ll drop a few into the mix.

 

 

 

 

love them bronze age books.

[Jayman]

Nice picks! (thumbs u

Love that Morrow cover, after it switched from "as told by Sabrina" they had some creepy covers. Covers to #3 and #6 are my faves!

Unexpected #127 was my first ever purchased and that guy that gets sucked down in the quicksand along with his buddy screaming "Follow me, follow me, hahaha!" still creeps me out!

Always loved the second issue of CoCs with that great barbarian story!

[Jayman]

Some nice board pick-ups from ft88.

First Baron Weirwulf!

and a Beyond the Grave #12 Ditko cover!

[sterlingcomics]

An upgrade and a re-purchase of DMFL #4 (I had a 9.6 several years ago)

 

[grider67]

Did ya ship it yet, Ster?

[sterlingcomics]

PM sent.

[grider67]

Got It. (thumbs u

[sterlingcomics]

Nice Charltons, Jayman...did you get any precodes in the latest Heritage?