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- Writer/Illustrator/Comics Historian. Co-host of The Fire and Water Podcast, host of The Film and Water Podcast, TreasuryCast, and other shows on The Fire and Water Podcast Network.
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- Halloween Titles - 1979
- House of Secrets - 1973
- House of Mystery - 1952
- Mystery Titles - 1977
- All-Star Western/Witching Hour - 1969
- Black Orchid - 1998
- Martian Manhunter - 1998
- House of Mystery - 1968
- Superman Family - 1980
- Brave and The Bold: Strange Sports - 1963
- DC TV - 1976
- The House of Secrets - 1974
- Robin - 1992
- Batman - 1986
- Ghosts - 1973
- The Witching Hour - 1969
- The Unexpected - 1979
- Superboy - 1961
- The World's Greatest Super-Heroes - 1974
- The Heckler - 1992
- The Heckler - 1992
- Showcase: The Spectre - 1965
- Batman Titles - 1974
- Fox and the Crow - 1965
- Strange Adventures - 1971
- Twigger Twins - 1973
- Amethyst - 1983
- Wasteland - 1987
- Sea Devils - 1963
- Action Comics - 1969
- Star-Spangled War Stories - 1968
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2 comments:
The beginning of DC's early 70s "creepy" movement. Where even the Teen Titans did mystery/horror on every cover!
Chris
Alas, 90+% of the time, the covers are the scariest part of the book.
The only truly creepy (when at their best) four-color comics of the time came from folks like Tom Sutton, Nick Cuti, Pat Boyette, Mike Zeck, Wayne Howard, et al, over at Charlton.
Happy Halloween,
-Craig W.
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