The Undead Thread: Pre-Code Horror 21 21

[Norrin_Radd]

Thanks for the info. Anybody else want to name their favorite EC horror comics?

[precodekeith]

Anything by Ghastly!

 

[precodekeith]

Here's a little SUPERIOR CHRONIC!

 

Edited January 21, 2006 by precodekeith

[precodekeith]

Have a second hit.....

 

Edited January 23, 2006 by precodekeith

[Jayman]

Have a second hit.....

 

 

Great cover!

[precodekeith]

Jayman, you know that cover would almost be perfect for you to do what you do & photoshop in the missing corner with that nice sparkling "Superior Chronic" logo you cam up with.

[precodekeith]

ROLLING along.....

 

Edited January 25, 2006 by precodekeith

[Scrooge]

Rat Men of Paris ... sounds like a winner - gotta get me one ( that's a March 1952 issue)

 

Is the art pedestrian shop job in those Strange Mysteries?

[precodekeith]

Is the art pedestrian shop job in those Strange Mysteries?

 

Depends on your definition of pedestrian, I suppose. Most of it looks like Iger shop work to me.

[Jayman]

Jayman, you know that cover would almost be perfect for you to do what you do & photoshop in the missing corner with that nice sparkling "Superior Chronic" logo you cam up with.

 

 

[precodekeith]

Jayman, if no one else is going to say it, then I will. That is by far the funniest cover I have ever seen you come up with!

 

Once again you prove why..... you the man, Jayman!

 

[Jayman]

[adamstrange]

Rat Men of Paris ... sounds like a winner - gotta get me one ( that's a March 1952 issue)

 

Is the art pedestrian shop job in those Strange Mysteries?

 

I thought I told you about this. The story is about "rat men" wearing horizontal-striped shirts and berets and living in the catacombs of Paris. Trully a classic.

[Scrooge]

Rat Men of Paris ... sounds like a winner - gotta get me one ( that's a March 1952 issue)

 

Is the art pedestrian shop job in those Strange Mysteries?

 

I thought I told you about this. The story is about "rat men" wearing horizontal-striped shirts and berets and living in the catacombs of Paris. Trully a classic.

 

If you did, I must have forgotten That'll go very well with my Crabmen of Paris from Airboy

[precodekeith]

This cover pretty much speaks for itself.....

 

Edited January 27, 2006 by precodekeith

[Norrin_Radd]

Just bought a set of color reprint Annuals on eBay from Gemstone.

 

They're here!

[precodekeith]

Just bought a set of color reprint Annuals on eBay from Gemstone.

 

They're here!

 

Had a chance to do any reading yet!?

[Norrin_Radd]

Had a chance to do any reading yet!?

 

1st issue (reprints VoH 12). The werewolf story was the best.

 

"The Werewolf Legend," The Vault of Horror #12, April - May 1950, 7pgs. -script: Gardner Fox. Pencils: Harry Harrison. Inks: Wally Wood. 'My name is Walter Mallory. I am an Englishman, and until recently, thought myself perfectly sane and normal. And then, when those horrible changes came over my body, when my blood hungered to kill and raven in the full of the moon, I became part of - The Werewolf Legend.'"

 

SPOILER.... it turns out he's not really a werewolf.

 

Halfway through the 2nd issue.

[precodekeith]

I've grown very partial to the later issues of HoF lately.

[precodekeith]

A slogan ahead of its time:

 

"HORROR IN THE HOUSE!"

 

Edited February 4, 2006 by precodekeith