The Undead Thread: Pre-Code Horror 21 21

[rjpb]

I think I posted this a while back in the Atlas thread, but as long as were showing Atlas decapitation themes, I'll post it here as well. Not exactly the scariest of images, but when I saw this in one of Craig Yoe's "Arf" series of books, I had to have it. The story is just as weird.

 

[mrmyst]

show your WTOF 8s, boys.

[Cat-Man_America]

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[Twistty1]

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Looking at this cover it's hard to imagine him doing GGA or romance. He has such an eerie style that fits pch so well.

[goldust40]

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Looking at this cover it's hard to imagine him doing GGA or romance. He has such an eerie style that fits pch so well.

 

Possibly the definitive horror artist, if not the most influential. His overtly baroque style was very much ahead of the game for the 1950s.

[RICK STARR]

 

Part of my Atlas haul at the recent Mike Carbo's Big Apple show.

 

I am giddy at finally obtaining a decent copy of this issue. A Maneely cover gem!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ST 28 is a lower grade copy, but I will buy this issue anytime at any grade.

 

 

 

[Jayman]

Wow! Nice haul, congrats on the ST 28. That one is still on my list to get!

[mrmyst]

For my 3000th post, I have to post my favorite book:

[goldust40]

And what a book it is.

[Foxtrot70]

For my 3000th post, I have to post my favorite book:

 

Pre-MTV Bevis... that his first app?

[Stevemmg]

When you look back at the catalogs so thoughtfully posted on the art section of the boards showing the results of Russ Cochran's auctions, Ingels pieces brought a premium over most everyone but Frazetta. His pages have a flow all their own.

 

When I was growing up, I was very intrigued with Berni Wrightson's work, but wouldn't realize until years later how influenced he was by Ingels.

 

The Ingels covers on Haunt of Fear are brilliant as a whole. When Cochran finally got Bill Gaines to agree to sell him one piece of original art from his vault, the first choice was Frazetta's WSF 29 cover, the only piece Bill didn't own, and his second choice was Ingels HOF 18, which he then reprinted as a poster and sold at $1 each.

 

Sorry to blather on, congrats on a great book David!

Edited April 21, 2013 by stevemmg

[RICK STARR]

Classic Everett.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Sarfa]

I posted this in the other thread but I figured it belongs here as well.

 

My very first GA book.

 

[adamstrange]

Sweet Everett covers!

 

[adamstrange]

Welcome to the Club!

 

I posted this in the other thread but I figured it belongs here as well.

 

My very first GA book.

 

[sartre]

This is probably the weirdest comic cover ever...Are there any out there any weirder?

[Johnny545]

[Johnny545]

[originalisbest]

[Sarfa]

Well you were right about addicting...

my 2nd GA Pre-Code and it's my 1st REAL EC!!!

 

 

I love that Strange Tales 28. That's a book I would love to add to my collection some day.