Continuing with the Edgar Allan Poe entries of "Famous Tales of Terror", this time around from the November 1944 issue of Yellowjacket Comics #3. There are a lot of nightmarishly fun visuals here, and hey, if you need help decorating for a Halloween party next year, be sure to refer back to this story...
The November 1953 issue of Men's Adventures #24 contains this grueling Russ Heath illustrated concentration camp terror tale about nazi experiment atrocities and torture, proving once again that historical based facts can most certainly be much more horrific than fiction.
Rollin' into September with a racially charged tale of timely terror, taunts, and torture, from the May 1953 issue of Menace #3. Some great Romita art on this, and yeah, it's absolutely a Stan Lee script, he was quite open with his feelings concerning crumb-bum characters such as this. Okay, the Atlas Tales site says this story is 7 pages long, but it is in fact obviously only 5, --and say, if you want to see a much cuter mask that is 100% removable, head on over to AEET today HERE and see how Halloween 2022 is officially kickin' off...
THOIA celebrates Father's Day today with an appropriately themed time-travelin' tale o'terror, illustrated by Dick Ayers and Ernie Bache and from the March 1953 issue of Astonishing #23. I have a few other things lined up on our schedule first, but now that I have this eerie issue pulled out, we might take a look at a couple more stories from it later this month too, (no secrets!) --so stay tombed...
