Wednesday, January 30, 2019
CREEPY NO. 69 POE SPECIAL ISSUE (PART 1)
CREEPY
No. 69
February 1975
Warren Publishing Co.
Editor-In-Chief and Publisher: James Warren
Editor: Bill DuBay
Cover: Ken Kelly
Pages: 76
Cover price: $1.00
CONTENTS
"The Pit and the Pendulum"
Story adaptation: Rich Margopoulus
Art: Jose Ortiz
"Fall of the House of Usher"
Story adaptation: Rich Margopoulus
Art: Martin Salvador
"The Oval Portrait"
Story adaptation: Rich Margopoulus
Art: Richard Corben
"MS Found in a Bottle!"
Story adaptation: Rich Margopoulus
Art: Leo Summers
"Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar"
Story adaptation: Rich Margopoulus
Art: Isidro Mones
In this, the first of back-to-back Edgar Allan Poe specials, Warren cuts his bullpen of Spanish artists (and Richard Corben) loose on the author's famous "Tales of Mystery and the Imagination." The results are a masterful collection of the macabre stories that Poe is best known for. There has been numerous comic adaptation of Poe over the years and these stand as some of the best. Included is an interesting, on-going feature about how comics are made. This issue covers "the story".
Labels:
CREEPY,
EDGAR ALLAN POE,
WARREN PUBLICATIONS
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The artists of Warren turned out A+++++ work in this issue.
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Part 2 tomorrow and issue #70 next week.
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