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An extremely popular story straight from IPC’s Scream! Issue 7. Scripted by James Nicholas with terrifiying art from B.McCarthy & lettering by Jay Cobb. The show goes on for a wicked puppeteer after he brutally murders the man sent to stop him. However, he gets more than he bargained for as we find out who’s really pulling the strings. Ghosts and ghoulies, now showing for your pleasure, The Punch & Just Horror Show
Our Top 20 Covers series continues with Marvel’s the Tomb of Dracula. Watch out for the inclusion of a couple of top Marvel characters along the way.
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A most grisly tale for you today horror fans plucked straight from the D.C. Comics archive. Secrets of Sinister House was a horror-suspense anthology comic book series published by DC Comics from 1972–1974. In this ghostly yarn written by George Kashdan and with art by Ramona Fradon we find that even the laws of the […]
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The TV series of Tales from the Crypt thrilled folk of all ages during its 7 year reign as one of the spookiest TV shows of the early 90’s. Based on the E.C . Comics comic of the same name, each episode was a story from the E.C. Archive introduced by the wonderful Crypt Keeper. […]
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Appearing just in time for Hallowe’en, this new collection will reprint two stories, originally printed within the pages of 2000AD back in 2001, and both illustrated by the talented Frazer Irving. Necronauts, written by Gordon Rennie, tells the story of a team-up of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Harry Houdini, H.P. Lovecraft and Charles Fort, as […]
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Most of the readers on this site are already well trained in the art of surviving a zombie apocalypse thanks mostly to reading countless zombie books and watching plenty of zombie films. Let’s call it a rather unhealthy obsession with zombies! (or healthy, once the zom-ocalypse finally kicks off) So, you wouldn’t want to find […]
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Step right this way for The Theatre of Terror’s 10 Top Horror Comic Logos. Yes, we have been very busy down here in the depths and have collected together a fangtastic selection of horror comic signage. This list brings together logos from across the history of horror comics. The selection was chosen based on style, […]
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May 20th, 2011 | → Comments Off on Death Plane from Creepy #8 | ∇ Warren Publishing |
A real treat for all you WWII fans today with this chilling story. With art from George Evans and scripted by Larry Ivie this story is from Creepy Issue #8 first published April 1965.
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Ben Templesmith is probably best known for his artistic skills in Fell, 30 Days of Night, and Criminal Macabre. In Welcome to Hoxford, Templesmith unleashes his creative writing skills and, just as his exceptional artwork proves, this talented award winning Australian is a grand master in horror. Welcome to Hoxford is a four-issue mini-series released […]
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Next up in our Top 20 Comic Series is Warren Publishing’s Creepy. Launched in 1964 and hosted by grisly Uncle Creepy this comic proved to be a huge success annd ran for a whopping 145 issues.
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Greetings horror fans and a very Happy Friday 13th to you all. To celebrate this most excellent of days we have a treat from the twisted mind of master animator Robert Morgan. We’ve features a story of his on The Theatre of Terror before, the excellent The Cat With Hands. This time it’s a disturbingly […]
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Yes, my fiendish friends we have a real classic horror treat for you today. This is Foul Play from the E.C. Comics horror archive. This particular story is renowned for being especially gruesome and if often quoted as one of the stories which caused the creation of the Comics Code Authority (boo, hiss). Enjoy…
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