Number 1497: It’s up to yew! Ghost-hunter and the Roman curse.

Người đăng: vanmai yeu em on Thứ Sáu, 27 tháng 12, 2013


This is one of those supernatural stories that resolves itself at the end by dragging in some power over ghosts of which we readers have not been apprised. In this case it’s the ghost-hunter, Christopher Fenn, who “just remembered” what will defeat the ghosts before they are about to kill him. Note to writers of supernatural stories: Introduce said spell or power early in the story, then use it later. It's storytelling 101.

Despite that glaring flaw in “The Case of the Roman Curse” I like the art. It's drawn by Jon L. Blummer and comes from Adventures Into the Unknown #7 (1949).










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Within the Torture Chamber!

Người đăng: vanmai yeu em on Thứ Tư, 25 tháng 12, 2013

Didn't receive enough torture this holiday season? Well, here's a little more for you-- it's another fine entry from the August 1971 issue of Skywald's Nightmare #5 --with tremendous art from Doug Wildey!

And Happiest of Horrordays and Season's Screamings to all, from Mr. Karswell & Son!



























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Number 1496: Merry Christmas from Pappy and Walt Kelly

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I’m wishing all you Pappy readers a jolly holiday. Have a wonderful day with Walt Kelly, from Dell Four Color #175, Santa Claus Funnies (1947).

Enjoy!












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Number 1495: Boody, Babe, Stanton and kinkiness

Người đăng: vanmai yeu em on Thứ Hai, 23 tháng 12, 2013

“The Mysterious Case of Mystery Mountain,” which was published in Babe, Darling of the Hills #8 (1949) has an aura of kinkiness. It has some startling panels, especially if you are unfamiliar with artist/creator Boody Rogers. Boody’s stuff often had a very oddball slant, so this isn’t all that out of line with his other work. It got its reputation from being published by Art Spiegelman in his Raw magazine years ago, and then again when it became known that Rogers’ assistant at the time was Eric Stanton, who had his own reputation for drawing kinky material. Google his name and you’ll see.

Stanton, unknown year. Stanton is caricatured in the story as Pinto Pete.

I scanned this story from my copy of the comic, which at one time was wet, so there was color bleeding throughout the book; I have done my best to clean up the scans.
















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#654 - Hi-Res Phantom strips

Người đăng: vanmai yeu em on Chủ Nhật, 22 tháng 12, 2013

Emile has come up with a bunch of Hi-Res Phantom Daily strips. I am posting D194 & D195 here for you to enjoy.




http://www.mediafire.com/download/lyn33a56e8fqrgy/D194_-_The_Albee_-_1999-01-11_to_1999-03-13_-_9_weeks.cbr










http://www.mediafire.com/download/c9p9f52ggdo9tzl/D195_Terror_at_the_Opera_1999-03-15_to_1999-07-10_-_17_weeks.cbr


Enjoy and shower your thanks on Emile.

Venkit
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