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brokehorrorfan · 2 days
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Fright-Rags has restocked retro-style tees for each of three EC Comics’ classic horror series: Tales from the Crypt, The Vault of Horror, and The Haunt of Fear. Designed by Kyle Crawford, they're $33 each.
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thehauntedrocket · 3 months
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Art by Wally Wood
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atomic-chronoscaph · 5 months
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Joan Collins and Oliver MacGreevy - Tales from the Crypt (1972)
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vintageterror · 6 months
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atomic-raunch · 2 months
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Seduction of the innocent
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popping-your-culture · 10 months
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She’s mad!
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wonderful-strange · 2 months
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Tales From the Crypt Vol. 2, 1991. Cover art by Jack Davis.
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weirdlookindog · 15 days
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Graham Ingels - The Old Witch
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laboratoryrats · 10 months
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“It can't be a Black man'. But ... but that's the whole point of the story!" Feldstein sputtered.”
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Judgement Day (1953)
The story, by writer Al Feldstein and artist Joe Orlando, was a reprint from the pre-Code Weird Fantasy #18 (April 1953), inserted when the Code Authority had rejected an initial, original story, "An Eye For an Eye", drawn by Angelo Torres, but was itself also "objected to" because of "the central character being Black".
The story depicted a human astronaut, a representative of the Galactic Republic, visiting the planet Cybrinia, inhabited by robots. He finds the robots divided into functionally identical orange and blue races, one of which has fewer rights and privileges than the other. The astronaut determines that due to the robots' bigotry, the Galactic Republic should not admit the planet until these problems are resolved. In the final panel, he removes his helmet, revealing himself to be a Black man.
As Diehl recounted in Tales from the Crypt: The Official Archives: This really made 'em go bananas in the Code czar's office. "Judge Murphy was off his nut. He was really out to get us", recalls [EC editor] Feldstein. "I went in there with this story and Murphy says, 'It can't be a Black man'. But ... but that's the whole point of the story!" Feldstein sputtered. When Murphy continued to insist that the Black man had to go, Feldstein put it on the line. "Listen", he told Murphy, "you've been riding us and making it impossible to put out anything at all because you guys just want us out of business". [Feldstein] reported the results of his audience with the czar to Gaines, who was furious [and] immediately picked up the phone and called Murphy. "This is ridiculous!" he bellowed. "I'm going to call a press conference on this. You have no grounds, no basis, to do this. I'll sue you". Murphy made what he surely thought was a gracious concession. "All right. Just take off the beads of sweat". At that, Gaines and Feldstein both went ballistic. "Fuck you!" they shouted into the telephone in unison. Murphy hung up on them, but the story ran in its original form
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misterwhirly · 7 months
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Boris Karloff
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deebrisbyfish · 7 months
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I had the idea for this gag after engaging in a "Jimmies vs. Sprinkles" discussion on Facebook. I had considered that it might make for an interesting strip, then REconsidered it, because it's just an endless debate topic and I didn't want to invite drama. THEN I thought about a bunch of the OTHER strip ideas I've rejected in the past because of my desire to avoid drama, and this strip began to form in my mind.
The "Tales from the Crypt" inserts were a last-minute change, as the original script and roughs had me just narrating the idea normally. But the visual was too much fun to NOT draw. 
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brokehorrorfan · 2 months
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Bottleneck Gallery will release Creepshow 24x36 screen prints by Phantom City Creative today, March 5, at 12pm EST. The standard version (left) is limited to 150 for $50, while the variant is limited to 85 for $65.
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thehauntedrocket · 4 months
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The Old Witch
Art by Graham Ingels
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atomic-chronoscaph · 2 months
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Robin Phillips and Peter Cushing - Tales from the Crypt (1972)
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vintageterror · 27 days
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