Can we talk about Weird Mystery/Horror Comics? I've been intrigued with the art and have read a little of EC Comics stuff by Jack Kamen, but I want to delve a little deeper. Pre-Code stuff in particular but anything goes.
Weird Comics
Ian Cox
Gabriel Martinez
bump. i wanna see some shit
Nathan Turner
Not sure what there is to say really.
Most of the EC suspense/horror/sci-fi comics are worth reading.
Zachary Perez
I recommend reading this. It's new but has that old school feel.
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David Reyes
First drawn flying saucer
Connor Wood
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Aiden Turner
I recently saw movie. I liked it, but wasn't a fan of the ending
Michael Anderson
EC was fucking great. If you really want to get into them, I recommend you read their fantasy/sci-fi/crime comics as well. A lot of the stories cross over into horror/suspense.
Cooper James
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Christian Robinson
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Michael Clark
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Noah Bell
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Ayden Sullivan
You should try The Digital Comics Museum - has a lot of stuff that's fallen into the public domain -the only drawback being, funnily enough, that there's a lot of good stuff that's had its copyright renewed. I'd recommend Crime Does Not Pay and Black Magic as two must-reads (although CDNP gets pretty tame once the Comics Code swans along).
You have to sign up to be able to download anything, but they don't spam your inbox like most sites. Hell, I don't think I've ever gotten an e-mail off them since I signed up.
Easton Scott
There too many.
Back then it was a business of doing a trend.
Superheroes popular? Make so many superheroes we'll never know what to do with.
Romance popular? Make thousands of different love dramas.
Crime/horror comics on the rise? Make titles of Witch's Cauldrons and Black Cat Tales and Tombs of Terror and Vaults of Horror, and etc etc.
Andrew Wilson
1. Drown them until they agree to your demands.
Benjamin Watson
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Alexander Myers
Wow, thanks for the suggestions!
Caleb Martin
I love this shit. I believe the cover you're showing was even brought up in the hearings
Cameron Foster
With the Comics Code Authority relaxing its decades long stance on censoring the use of monsters and the undead in mainstream comics, DC placed an emphasis on the horror of combat with "Weird War Tales." The hybrid genre series was hosted by death, who appeared in new military garb every issue to present gritty tales of combat with overtones of suspense, science fiction, and paranormal activity. Produced by a who's who of war comic greats, including series editor Joe Kubert, writer Robert Kanigher, and artists Alex Toth and Russ Heath, the series' 124-issue run also introduced readers to cult favorites like the Creature Commandos.
Colton Sanders
its garbage and at least imo it does not have and old school feel at all. Its written in the same modern fashion, movie style scenes and pan outs and text up the fucking wall.
Jeremiah Reyes
Just get the Creepy/Eerie reprints form Dark Horse.
Christian Sullivan
Bite my shiny metal ass!
Xavier Robinson
A story about a seat-of-the pants, first landing on the moon, adapted from the 1950 George Pal movie, Destination Moon.
Chase Reyes
Pantless skeleton is a pretty good tactic.
I mean you're just drawn to the crotch since it is out in the open and completely distracted.
Gabriel Garcia
DCM never gets enough love around here. I just wish I wasn't too cheap to donate...