One more ACG tale from the brief, but very cool Skeleton Hand series, and this story, despite a few kookball moments, has some really slick, moody art from the boldly dynamic Paul Cooper (Lambiek has brief, but interesting notes on him HERE.) From the May-June 1953 issue of Skeleton Hand #5.
Vintage AD
how often do you get to tell your grandfather-in-law to get back in the grave?...
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty funny how they so nonchalantly talk to the dead. Whack-o story, great art. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWell that was beautiful. This guy just crowded the frame with moody detail, didn't he? All those trees are so damn wicked. And I like how half the time that girl was in profile to the left hand side of the frame, just watching and commenting like the world's most vanilla horror host.
ReplyDelete>how often do you get to tell your grandfather-in-law to get back in the grave?
ReplyDeleteJust once would suit me fine.
>It's pretty funny how they so nonchalantly talk to the dead.
I agree... when speaking with the dead, one should be extravagant and over the top!
>This guy just crowded the frame with moody detail, didn't he?
Cooper was great at that (remember The Murderous Mimics and its strange swirly shape shifters?)