Monday, September 13, 2010

Witches Feast at Dawn

A hungry graveyard ghoul is on the prowl in this grim offering from the November 1952 issue of Dark Mysteries #9 (artwork by A.C. Hollingsworth.)


8 comments:

  1. good grief, i think "Dark Mysteries" is my new favorite title, it's just chock FULL of awfulsomeness...(sorry, milkin' it)

    rattlesnakes, huh? did this story take place in Texas?...

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  3. Dark Mysteries had artwork that was lovably hasty (I love it for that very reason); but they had absolutely world class titles! "Witches Feast at Dawn" is absolutely horridful(I borrow a page from the good professor).

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  4. Hahahaha!

    Oh, I need these breaks from the grad school grind!

    A rattlesnake in a tree? Oy vay! Even the skull in the panel was laughing at that.

    Old Ned died awfully quickly, nu?

    And all of page five was all an absolute scream.
    I agree. Dark Mysteries is GREAT!

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  5. Anonymous9/13/2010

    MAN THIS ONE IS FULL OF MOMENTS! I AM SURPRISED NOBODY MENTIONED THE JANE RUSSELL SWIPE AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 4.

    THE WITCH AD IS PRETTY COOL TOO!

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  6. Anonymous9/14/2010

    The artwork, lettering, and story line were amateurish, like a fanmag homage to Ghastly Graham Ingels that didn't quite cut it.

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    excellent condition, pencil with blue line.
    Size: 11" x 14"
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  8. If you've followed THOIA from the beginning then you know how I feel about A.C. Hollingsworth's art work. Still, alot can be said for a story even as crummy as "Witches Feast at Dawn"... I mean, why do we love bad b-movies?

    I think you'll all enjoy the next post, it couldn't be any further on all levels from these last two posts.

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