(Reprinted in the September 1973 issue of Beware #4 )
Saturday, September 15, 2007
A Shriek in the Night
For those of you who didn’t learn your lesson from yesterday’s pre-code post, here’s another reason why you should absolutely stay away from the opposite sex. Written by Chauvinistic Stan Lee and from the January 1953 issue of Adventures into Weird Worlds #14
(Reprinted in the September 1973 issue of Beware #4 )
(Reprinted in the September 1973 issue of Beware #4 )
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ALMOST MISSED THIS ONE, GLAD YOU REMINDED US OF DOUBLE POST SATURDAYS!! TYPICAL STAN LEE STORY.... BUT EVEN IN HIS MOST TYPICAL MODE THIS IS STILL A SPOOKY CLASSIC!!! GREAT ART TOO!
nice quickie......atlas had tons of atmosphere, love the reds oranges and purples on the blue and the use of silohuettes on the last page
also whats with the dude on the right in the bloody underwear? is that a cd??
>also whats with the dude on the right in the bloody underwear? is that a cd??
It's Jay Reatard's Blood Visions... best punk rock CD I've heard in like 20 years.
I'm going to assume our hero; Drunken irish dockworker sleeping in Park,married Vampire Hag because they were both so ugly and she was grateful,i mean how the hell else is he telling the story?
He... has... his... WAYS!!!
maybe he is telling the story from beyond the grave!!!!!!!
thanks for the jay retard info i'll check it out always looking for new music.... also digging the cover on the coffin things paperback cover but can't seem to find any info anywhere online
The Coffin Things is a cool and disturbing story about a small town mortician that gets his twisted revenge on the locals who he believes are trying to ruin his life... author Michael Avallone was probably more famous for writting the book versions of hit movies like Friday the 13th and Beneath the Planet of the Apes but here he does a tremendously efficient job of building suspense and creates an interesting world full of multi-dimensional characters. I just found this book the other day for 50 cents at a used book store and read the whole thing in practically one sitting. It's loads of fun and has some horrific moments!
...ah them park avenue dolls is all the same...
but seriously, what happened to the "bad" guy, aka Mr. Chokey?
it looks like he just kinda fell over....?
That was the problem with Central Park in the 1950s. Too many damn vampires.
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