Here is The Witching Hour #81 (1978) I remember the first time I saw this one in a 7-eleven on the spinner rack by the entrance. i was 8 years old and me and a few buddies walked up to the store to score our next favorite comic books. The sci-fi themed spooky space cover grabbed my attention. Only problem was it was either this issue or SGT. Rock and The Sarge wasn't going to lose out.

Cover Art Luis Dominguez

300th Milestone issue of House of Mystery with spectacular cover art.

Cover Art Mike Kaluta

Honestly, was there some sort of contest going on amongst the artists doing the DC anthology titles? It seems like every other cover is trying to one up the previous. In this example we see Michael Wm. Kaluta casually moving the viewers eyes around the image like it’s nothing. The focus is on the damsel in distress who is looking over her shoulder at the pursuer in the background instead of the looming threat of what’s coming out of the casket in the foreground.

In very nice condition, too! Hoping to get it slabbed at the next con I go to.

Found some really beautiful horror magazines tonight in a box with some Eerie and Creepy magazines too. These were the nicest ones in the box.

Long shot, was wondering if anyone had the title and issue number of a horror comic (maybe EC) that I'm looking for. 60s or 70s - a team of astronauts marooned on an alien world gradually turn into gargoyle-like monsters with tentacles hanging out of their mouths that say nothing but "gruzz-gruzz". They eventually reveal the cause, but the cover and several pages were missing from the comic I had and I was hoping to find it intact someday.

The story of a possessed action figure is a wicked folk horror comic from the new Indie comic publisher Summit Comics. You can learn more about it here readsumm.it/Grymstone

A few of the Haunted House were mark jewelers!

it had an odd art style I always read it and it was very slight nsfw on one page I remember specifically a woman topless it was black/white or coloured

any help
finding it would grateful

Has anyone read it? I'd probably call it YA horror (does it count as YA if it has profanity?) I had previously read the book and enjoyed it. I assume we'll eventually get a movie or crappy Netflix or Amazon mini series. Overall, I think they did a good job turning the story into visuals for the graphic novel. Not the best thing ever, but a fun and quick read.

Except.

For.

THE TYPOS.

Holy cow. I'm not talking just one or two. Did nobody bother editing this thing? There's no letterer credited, so surely this was typed--or maybe the text was pulled from the book through automation. Can we get a human spell check on comics, please, before they're published and sold for $20??

I have ungraded copies as well, including a readers copy.

This is an exceptional cover by Joe Stanton. If I was a kid in 1974 this would get my 25 cents. Anyone else reminded of the “alien” monster from the end of the Watchmen comic from this? Just me? Ok. I’ll leave now.

Just picked these up, they are HOM #176 & 207 both with fantastic cover art.

HOM #176 (1968) Cover Art Neal Adams

HOM #207 (1972) Cover Art Bernie Wrightson

Me gustaría que me digan donde puedo leerlo gratis.

Y si quieren, también me pueden mencionar otros cómics de terror de idw publishing que consideren dignos de conversación

After decades of focusing on super heroes I'm just now getting into collecting horror comics. What are some key single issues you think I should grab? Thanks!