You really have to give the  Atlas writers a hand, because occasionally they would come up with a fun idea for a story, and then apparently...

Ahhh, it's that time of year again already when everyone starts getting sick and infecting everything around them. Flu, strep, and crumm...

A very funny Atlas terror tale from the August 1952 issue of  Uncanny Tales #2 , with Fred Kida's  atmospheric art complimenting Hank C...

From out of the swamps and into the lab, todays Web-headed Wednesday  creepyshow is from the November 1954 issue of Uncanny Tales #26 , and ...

Atlas proving once again that they could just as easily pour enough character development and crazy creepiness into 5 pages, to give a typi...

I've had a bunch of requests for more Bill Everett  --and a couple for joltin'  Gene Colan too--, so to kill two maniacal monster m...

THOIA has turned into Vampire Central here in the final stretches of August 2020, and our star artist of the month, Al Eadeh (who we fea...

It's been an uncanny month and a half of posts, but today's double whammy of ultra bored, fog bound, Men of Meh marks the end of our...