scary stories with monsters and sexy women! Thrilling tales of horror, intrigue, adventure and romance! Published by Avon. This was the only Eerie Comic published until 1951 when Avon published another Eerie #1, cover dated May/June 1951. It then continued a run of seventeen issues. This January 1947 issue of Eerie Comics is the first out-and-out horror comic book and is credited with establishing the genre of horror comics. You can enjoy again - or for the first time -Eerie Comics #1complete stories . . . "The Eyes Of The Tiger" "Dead Mans Tale" "The Man-Eating Lizards!" "Goofy Ghost" "Proof! (illustrated Verse)" "Mystery Of Murder Manor" "The Strange Case Of Henpecked Harry" The comic reprints from Escamilla Comics are reproduced from actual classic comics, and sometimes reflect the imperfection of books that are decades old. These books are constantly updated with the best version available.

Uncle Creepy's been hogging all the glory in Dark Horse's revival of Warren's classic magazines, but here comes Cousin Eerie to nudge him out of the spotlight! The terrifying treasury of sinister sci-fi and fearsome fantasy is finally collected in this handsome paperback volume, amassing the inimitable talents of David Lapham, Mike Allred, Jonathan Case, Kelley Jones, and many more! Collecting all new material from the Eerie Comics #1-#8!

Uncle Creepy's been having all the fun in Dark Horse's revival of classic Warren magazines, so now it's Cousin Eerie's turn! The terrifying treasury of sinister sci-fi and fearsome fantasy returns with two all-new stories to thrill and chill, plus classics from Greg Potters & Richard Corben and Bill DuBay! First up is a dose of robotic paranoia from red-hot writer/artist David Lapham, followed by way-too-close encounters from _Creepy_ veteran Christopher Taylor! Your trip to the comics store is about to get a lot more horrifying! Featuring star writer/artist David Lapham (_The Strain_, _Stray Bullets_)! Presented in glorious, ghoulish black-and-white!

This is a scanned copy of Eerie Comics Issue #1 from 1947. It was the first true, stand-alone horror comic book and is credited with establishing the horror comics genre. The scanned pages are very good quality and are easy to read, however, since the original comic is over 70 years old there are some imperfections.The comic book's glossy, cover depicts a red-eyed ghoul clutching a dagger and a rope-bound, voluptuous young woman in a derelict moonlit ruin. The book's contents comprised six full-length horror feature stories and a two-page humorous tale.The issue featured six stories that were fairly tame in the depiction of the gore and violence generally found in horror fiction. "The Eyes of the Tiger" follows a man haunted by the ghost of a stuffed tiger; "The Man-Eating Lizards" (with a script by Edward Bellin and pencils by Joe Kubert), tells the story of an island infested with flesh-eating lizards; and another, "The Strange Case of Henpecked Harry" (with art by Fred Kida), follows a man spooked by the bloody corpse of his murdered wife. Other feature stories include "Dead Man's Tale," "Proof," and "Mystery of Murder Manor." A two-page humorous tale starring Goofy Ghost rounds out the issue. Members of the creative team include Fugitani and George Roussos.Following the January 1947 issue, Eerie disappeared from newsstands shelves, until it is rebooted in 1951.

Now available in an affordable paperback format, Eerie Archives Volume 1 features some of the most acclaimed works of horror, murder, and the macabre in the history of graphic fiction. Eerie, like its killer kin Creepy, features work from many of the grandmasters of comics storytelling, including Frank Frazetta, Al Williamson, Gray Morrow, Alex Toth, Steve Ditko, and others and stories by the legendary Archie Goodwin. Features the ultra-rare Eerie #1, for which only 200 “ashcan” copies were originally printed! Collects Eerie magazine #1–#5.

This Eerie Comics #1, dated January 1947, was published by Avon. This was the only Eerie Comic published until 1951 when Avon published another Eerie #1, cover dated May/June 1951. It then continued a run of seventeen issues.This January 1947 issue of Eerie Comics is the first out-and-out horror comic book and is credited with establishing the genre of horror comics.You can enjoy again - or for the first time -Eerie Comics #1 (1947) with this public domain reprint from UP History and Hobby. Check out the full line - new titles every week! The comic reprints from UP History and Hobby are reproduced from actual classic comics, and sometimes reflect the imperfection of books that are decades old. These books are constantly updated with the best version available - if you are EVER unhappy with the experience or quality of a book, return the book to us to exchange for another title or the upgrade as new files become available.

Eerie Pre code Horror Comics Tales of Horror & Suspense! Featuring stories of Horror: 1. The Werewolf of Warsham Manor Robert Warsham, last heir of the Warsham clan, hurries to his uncle's death bed and learns about a family curse... 2. King of the Living Dead In Budapest Adrina, bride of Walter Austen, is kidnapped by a zombie... 3. Subway Horror! Harry Horten is constantly nagged and maltreated by his dominant wife Helen...Horten plans to dispose of her...But there's no relief for Horten, because he is haunted by visions... 4. Double Trouble 5. The Monster from the Pit 6. Boxing with feet 7. La Savate - Commit a crime and the world is made of glass 8. French Death in Grey Gloves