Showing posts with label FEAR IN FOUR COLORS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FEAR IN FOUR COLORS. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 13, 2026

FULL MOON RISES -- WEREWOLF KILL!


Just a few months after his short stint in MARVEL SPOTLIGHT, WEREWOLF BY NIGHT got his own title. Gerry Conway and Mike Ploog continue to provide the script and art respectively.


WEREWOLF BY NIGHT
Vol. 1 No. 1
September 1972
Magazine Management Co., Inc. (Marvel Comics)
Editor: Roy Thomas
Cover: Mike Ploog
Script: Gerry Conway
Art: Mike Ploog
Inks: Frank Monte (Frank Chiaramonte)
Lettering: John Costanza
Pages: 36
Cover price: 20 cents






















Monday, November 18, 2024

NEW ARTICLE PUBLISHED!


Hey, all you horror comics lovers! The fourth installment of my series has just been published in Dead Letter Press' NIGHTMARE ABBEY #7. Edited by Tom English it includes some top-notch fiction by Steve Rasnic Tem, Steve Duffy, Helen Grant, Steven Volk and many others within its 146 pages. Also included is an article on Hammer Films' THE DEVIL RIDES OUT by John Llewellyn Probert. Allen Koszowski provides the cover and some super interior art.

In "Fear in Four Colors: The Hideous History of Horror Comics in America, The Ghoulunatics" I cover the greatest horror comics of them all, the legendary EC titles. I delve behind the scenes on the ideas and development of these still-popular tomes. Included are a ton of covers and illos.

You can support Tom's great magazine by ordering it HERE or on the right side bar of this page.

You can also order it through my Amazon Author Page HERE.

And if you haven't yet, head on over to my recently-launched new blog, FEAR IN FOUR COLORS for lots more horror comics!

Thanks bunches for your interest!

Friday, August 16, 2024

NEW ARTICLE PUBLISHED!


Just released a few days ago is Tom English's NIGHTMARE ABBEY #6. Each issue contains well over a hundred pages of some of the best horror fiction being written today. Included is the third installment of my ongoing series, "Fear In Four Colors: The Hideous History of American Horror Comics". This time in "A Flood of Blood and Corpses" I delve deep into titles other than the EC line that contributed greatly to the heyday of horror comics and contained some of the most horrifying and revolting stories of the era. Besides fiction by Steve Rasnic Tem, Steve Duffy, Helen Grant, Simon Bestwick and others, there's also an article on NIGHT/CURSE OF THE DEMON. Allen Koszowski's excellent art is on the cover and throughout the interior.

You can support Tom's great magazine by ordering it HERE or on the right-hand side bar of this page.

You can also order it through my Amazon Author Page HERE.

And if you haven't yet, head on over to my recently-launched new blog, FEAR IN FOUR COLORS for lots more horror comics!

Sunday, March 3, 2024

PRE-CODE HORROR COMICS ART


Lee Elias is known for illustrating some of the most shocking pre-code horror comics covers ever, most notably the "exploding face" cover of TOMB OF TERROR #15. Other over-the-top covers appeared on the covers of BLACK CAT and CHAMBER OF CHILLS. Elias also contributed stories in a multitude of comics for Fiction House, Hillman, Marvel, DC and even a few for Warren.

Shown here today is a story that he did for Harvey's WITCHES TALES #8 (March 1952). While not as gruesome as some of his covers, it still packs a punch. The original art is followed by the issue that was published. Don't forget to check out the wild story, "Demon Flies." Oh, and Elias did the bondage cover for this, too.