Picture of Evil

And now for something completely different! Yes, it's time to adjust those peepers of yours for a 3-D horror story-- but with the annoying 3-D effect removed! Heck, we lost the goggles for this issue anyway, so whatevz! From St. John's House of Terror #1 (October 1953, debut one-shot), this is some seriously excellent examples of joltin' Joe Kubert's awesome artwork (cover and story), plus inks by Les Zakarin. And FYI: I posted a colorized / updated variation of Kubert's cursed ghost story from this issue way back --over 15 years ago-- in December of 2008 HERE! --just for those of you who haven't been hangin' around here like a picture of evil for very long!

The Baby Sitter / The Glasses!

The aliens have landed, as we continue unraveling the marvelous mysteries of the April 1954 issue of Marvel Tales #122. And it's a creepy creature double feature for you as well, with Tony Dipreta and Chuck Winters reminding you that we are most certainly not alone in the universe!

3D Werewolf Poster (1978)

Lurking in the mix of random Dynamite Magazines I picked up recently, I found this loose 16x20, 3D werewolf poster from Scholastic, dated 1978, with art by Neal Adams. Not sure which issue it's from exactly though, does anyone know?



Wanna buy the original art? It's available on eBay for quite a bargain HERE! And for more frightfully, fun Scholastic Magazine monsters via Dynamite, click HERE!