Fright Fans! You have five places where you can win Yoe Books / IDW's complete Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! Yes, those spine tingling collections of banned comics from the 1950s include "Dick Briefer's Frankenstein", "Bob Powell's Terror", "Zombies", the brand new "Jack Cole's Deadly Horror" and the soon to be released "Haunted Horror 1-3" hardback are yours for the taking! Enter your name each place for your chances to win!
The scary sponsoring blogs and Facebook pages are: The Horrors of it All, Four Color Shadows, The Fabulous Fifties, the Yoe Books page on Facebook, and the IDW Publishing page also on Facebook. Visit each to win:
1. http://thehorrorsofitall.blogspot.com
2. http://fourcolorshadows.blogspot.com/
3. http://allthingsger.blogspot.com/
4. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Yoe-Books/157174217659112
5. https://www.facebook.com/idwpublishing/
THOIA Pre Coders, send your name and mailing address to: karswell@hotmail.com to enter!
Gory details: Contest ends on the stroke of MIDNIGHT October 29th, 2013. Winners will be announced at the above URL's on Halloween so check each place! (Only continental U.S. residents eligible, you can enter the contest at all five places, but you can only win one set of books. Void where prohibited by law-- judge's decision final!)
Are you not feeling lucky because a black cat crossed your path?! You can still have a Happy Halloween: fearlessly order the books for yourself (and everyone on your Halloween gift list) at the Yoe Books site: http://yoebooks.com --and as an added bonus, here's a particularly rotten tale from the Bob Powell's TERROR collection to whet your gruesome gag reflexes! ENTER NOW!!!
Sweet Giveaway!!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent contest. I always love this story, too. The zombies are typically, loving great; but oh man, that sense of setting rocks like hell in every single panel.
ReplyDeleteThis is the perfect story for a guy like Powell, it plays to all his strengths, dissolving zombies, burning zombies, and twisted trees dripping with goo.
ReplyDeleteAnd he takes every chance to show close-up zombie faces. Page 6, last panel deserves to hang in a museum, and I'm not exaggerating for effect.
This is definitely one of my favorite Powell stories, long time followers may remember I posted it waaaay back when I first started this blog too!
ReplyDeleteSo get those entries in for the big Halloween giveaway, you know you want these books!