From 1949, this was the only issue so it couldn’t have been that gripping.
Category Archives: Art
Artwork of the Day: Crime Case Book (by Norman Saunders)
Artwork of the Day: Famous Fantastic Mysteries (by Lawrence Sterne Stevens)
Artwork of the Day: Amazing Stories (by Art Sussman)
Get In The Mood For Halloween With These Horrifying Comic Covers!
Once upon a time, horror comics were all the rage. In the 1950s, impressionable young readers were told scary stories by hosts with names like The Cryptkeeper and The Old Witch, and the Vault-Keeper. That all changed when Congress got involved and held a series of hearing on whether or not horror comics were leading to juvenile crime. All of the horror comics were canceled and the comic book industry agreed to tone things down with the Comics Code.
Trying to suppress horror comics only made them even more popular amongst readers and collectors. Who could have seen that coming? Teachers and juvenile court officers may have hated them in the 50s but now, they’re some of those most valuable comics around. Here are a few classic covers from the 50s horror comic era.
Artwork of the Day: The Weird Story Magazine (Artist Unknown)
Artwork of the Day: Special Detective Cases (Artist Unknown)
Artwork of the Day: The Spider (by John Newton Howitt)
Who Is Ready For Some Gothic Explorations?
It’s the Halloween season and what better time is there to apply for a job as the governess at an isolated mansion or to learn the secrets of a prominent but mysterious family? This is the season to chase voices in the night and stand outside in the rain while a dark, shadowy structure looms behind you.
Need help getting in the mood for your gothic explorations? Don’t worry! I’ve got your back with these covers!
Enjoy your explorations!
































