The other day we saw the Head of the Medusa --- today it’s the Head of Horror! From the July 1952 issue of Strange Mysteries #6 , it’s a sp...

Ahhhh, werewolves... who doesn't love them? This is a mean spirited yet fun little story with great art that feels and reads a bit like ...

Rudy Palais had a unique style as displayed here in one of his better stories. I mean it, his stuff literally squirms and creeps right acro...

Here's a quick little 3-page tale that wastes no time cutting through the fat and getting right to the gruesome business at hand. From t...

In case you haven't noticed I've added a new feature to my blog (on the right hand side of the page) with "RECCOMENDED" ...

A re-occcuring and identifiable theme in pre-code horror comics was the hen-pecked spouse being constantly abused by their monstrous signifi...

Here's a story that's not only entertaining but educational as it shows you the reader how Atlas pre-code writers came up with all t...

More spookshow trailer fun from beyond the grave, and from a time in history when theatre owners actually cared about their audience and gav...

Here’s another shivery fun Atlas horror classic that I love (featuring more sinister purple cloaks!), but truth be told I have no clue who c...

Today I’ve got a perfect example of successfully mixing horror and sci-fi together, and naturally this works because of the pairing-up of St...

From the comments received on the Joe Sinnott post from a few days ago I decided to toss one of his moody monster tales at you too, this on...

Here’s another eerie Joe Maneely ghost story about a man who loves to just chill out in the solitary comfort of his own casket--- that is, ...