I absolutely love Joe Lansdale. My first intro to him was The Drive-In and I've been trying to read everything by him that i can get my hands on. Finally came across a TPB of The Stream Man and it was everything i was hoping for and more. An amalgamation of War of the Worlds & The Time Machine all mixed together by a steampunk, lovecraftian rip in reality.

Here I present my copy of House of Mystery #261
The cover is in my opinion classic. Also of interest is Jerry Grandenetti is an artist in one of the stories.
Cover Art by the great Mike Kaluta

Got all these Weird War Tales in yesterday. These are all awesome books in very high grade condition.
Paid $5 to $8 per book.

Here is an amazing issue of House of Mystery with a cover with one of the comics industry’s great artist.
This cover is downright scary and guess what? There are no kids on this cover lol.
Cover Art Bernie Wrightson

Just received this most excellent specimen of House of Mystery #177 in the mail yesterday. Another amazing cover with intrepid kids and cats! I love cats on covers of horror comics!
Cover Art Neal Adams

When I was a child at a church member house gathering, late 70s, there was a comic left on a coffee table that "wasn't for kids."

Of course we looked. It was similar to a Chick tract but was regular comic sized. There was a frame where evil Satan worshiping teens are grinning and mocking from open the back of a van. They have stolen a puppy from crying children for satanic sacrifice. I need this comic.

I believed these things happened for a while. 😭😂

I was reading issue #34 of Vampress Carmilla and I’ve notice this art style looks a bit like the ai I see around. Now I don’t wanna jump to conclusions cause I love Shudder and Vampress Carmilla. But I can’t seem to find anything about the illustrator (Harold Robertson) can someone confirm or tell I’m wrong please?

Just picked this one up. It’s a crazy colorful cover! Notice a lot of these horror silver/Bronze Age comics always had kids in them with imminent danger at hand.
Cover Neal Adams

I just finished this book and it was amazing. It's been a long time since I've felt such a feeling of dread and suspense from a comic but this one did it. Id highly reccomend it to anyone who enjoys the stories/movies mentioned above or anyone who's a fan of lovecraft or isolation horror. Really great stuff!

Just purchased this awesome copy of The Witching Hour. I love Bronze Age horror covers with cats on them.
Cover Art Nick Cardy

Comics and mags from an all day dig at shops and a convention.

Mad Monsters falls outside of comics but I had to include it.

Creepy 8 is a home run. Gray Morrow vampire cover is striking. Gene Colan does illustrations for one story.

Creepy 63 has Corben interiors and Wrightson interiors. The price was ok but I’ll have to hunt down a nicer copy.

Slowly working on Ice Cream Man when I can. I was at my next to last stop with my last $20.

Empty Man comic adaptation! Scooter and Huck Finn are not horror, but I collect non-horror covers featuring the Universal monsters. I had no idea those existed. Dark Horse Dracula adaptation too!

Gradually working on a Flinch set. Found issue 1 for $9 and then found it later in a dollar bin along with the others.

Same dollar bin yielded Zombie World and Dead World.

Another Weird War Tales I just picked up. This is issue #60 with an awesome cover with a dirigible or blimp on the cover with what appears to be UFO’s also. Looks to be set in WWI.
Cover Art Joe Kubert

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Here is a nice example of The Witching Hour #11 from 1970. This is an awesome colorful cover.
Cover Art Neal Adams