"King of the Living Dead!"

It doesn't get much more pulp action horror overload than the final tale from the April - May '54 reprint issue of Eerie #15 (check the archive for "Werewolf of Warsham Manor!", "Subway Horror!" "Monster from the Pit" --plus other details about this issue's origins = COMPLETE ISSUE!) And speaking of Eerie, check out the new Wally Wood Crime & Horror book coming out later this month!

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GHASTLY AWARDS 2012: ZOMBIES WINS!

The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics ZOMBIES (IDW / Yoe Books) ate up the competition in the Best Archival Collection category for the big win this year in the 2012 Ghastly Awards! Craig, Clizia, and I thank everyone that voted! And congrats again to the other nominees and of course to all the additional people that helped make this collection the success that it truly is. The Ghastly Awards recognize outstanding achievements in Horror Comics over a range of 15 different categories, nominees are chosen from books submitted by the Horror Comic Creators throughout the calendar year, and winners are chosen by the judges, creators, and fans. Click HERE now for all the details and list of winners!

Monster from the Pit / Werewolf of Warsham Manor

The April - May 1954 issue of Avon's Eerie #15 is a complete reprint of their May - June 1951 issue of Eerie #1. Check the archive for "Subway Horror." I'll have the one remaining story in the next post along with another living dead yarn-- in the meantime, enjoy these two shaggy tales of terrors in the night!

Bondage in Stone / No Grave to Hold Him

The two remaining illustrated tales from the November 1953 issue of Web of Mystery #21 means another full issue presentation for you full mag completists! (Check the archive for Dick Ayer's Ghoul's Gold, and the batshit crazy horror-larity of Chic Stone's Meet the Cowled Lady!) Today though we have a frightful French ghost story from Ken Rice, followed by a Frankenstein inspired tale of brain transplantation gone wrong (of course) with Sekowsky pencils.

The Screaming Skulls! (X3)

Got a whole mess of screaming skulls for you today, the first bouncy batch of 'em from the Jan-Feb '72 issue of GHOSTS #3, with magnificently moody art by Jerry Grandenetti... followed by a bombastic bony bonus filler page and an encore presentation of a Bob Forgione story originally featured here at THOIA back in 2008, from the March '54 issue of Out of the Night #13. "SCREEEEEAM!!!"

BONUS!