Two horror quickies from the June-July 1952 issue of Eerie #7, the first tale containing some typically great art from Joe Kubert, PLUS a gorgeous b/w Everett Raymond Kinstler preface page. This is the last [...]
Number 1183: Caught with her panthers down
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"Fangs of the Panther," from Harvey's All-New Comics #11, which is cover-dated Spring 1945, is probably at least partially inspired by the movie, Cat People, which was a big hit in 1942. Jerry Robinson, who had started his [...]
Number 1182: “Chilluns ought to be seed and not hearn!”
Người đăng: Unknown on Thứ Tư, 27 tháng 6, 2012
I like to think if there's an afterlife, perhaps Walt Kelly and Lewis Carroll are talking to each other in their own funny versions of the English language.Other Kelly Pogo postings on this blog include “Floyd the Flea is [...]
Clyde Crashcup #3
Người đăng: Unknown on Thứ Ba, 26 tháng 6, 2012
I don't even remember where I picked up this issue; it was probably a throw-in at some garage sale, or one of the collections I picked up at some point. I certainly never would have bought it individually, but.... It turns [...]
Blood for the Vampire!
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A nicely illustrated Nodel and Alascia vampire yarn for you today from Avon Periodicals June-July 1952 issue of Eerie #7 (and fyi: you'll enjoy this one alot more if you read the crazy narrative in Bela Lugosi's [...]
