Published In 1952 By
Fawcett Here's Issue #5
Of This Magazine Is Haunted
With Art By George Evans
And Bob Powell.
Yet Even More Comic Book Fun From The Past With Other Strange Stuff Thrown In Just For The Heck Of It.
Yet Even More Comic Book Fun From The Past With Other Strange Stuff Thrown In Just For The Heck Of It.
I love the new blog, now I have two favorite blogs to check out daily, and you always find the best stuff to post!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you here my friend. This one has less spooky tales (for now anyway) but there a lot of other genres I wanted to post
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Three decent stories here. I got interested in the last one enough to check the GCD for credits. It gave Myron Fass? for art and Earl Hamner, Jr. for story. Besides the hilarity of a hammer murder story written by a guy named Hamner, that is also the name of the writer of the Waltons fame and some of the original Twilight Zones. More half-ass searching did not confirm it was the same guy, but maybe that's the same as information about Dashille Hammett which stops at his prose work and ignores his work for films, radio and comic strips.
ReplyDeleteThree comic book publishers the Internet raised my opinion of: Charlton, ACG and Archie. The last rarely gets featured on your other blog, so more Archie, if you don't mind.
That's why I stared this blog. I will post more Archie and other publishers and genres. That would be amazing if the man behind Eerie Publications collaborated with the man who created the Waltons.
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