posting what i see, what i write... pfp and header both from the story "The House of Gargoyles," written by Jack Oleck and illustrated by Jack Sparling, originally published in The House of Mystery issue 175 (1968)
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Panel from “Frankenstien and His Monster” in Humbug #7, February 1958, pencilled and inked by Will Elder, possibly written by Harvey Kurtzman.
#humbug publications#vintage magazines#humor magazines#satire magazines#harvey kurtzman#will elder#humbug#humbug magazine
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Splash page for “Curse of the Dragon’s Moon” in The Brave and The Bold #24, June-July 1959, scripted by Bob Haney, pencilled and inked by Joe Kubert, and lettered by Gaspar Saladino.
#dc comics#national comics#vintage comics#fantasy comics#bob haney#jack kubert#gaspar saladino#the brave and the bold#code era comics
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Cover of Shock Illustrated #1, September-October 1955, pencilled, inked and colored by Jack Kamen. “Picto-Fiction” was EC’s attempt at maneuvering around the restrictions of the newly-implemented Comics Code.
#entertaining comics#vintage comics#vintage magazines#horror comics#horror magazines#jack kamen#shock illustrated
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Cover of Crime SuspenStories #22, April-May 1954, pencilled and inked by Johnny Craig. The cover would become infamous when brought up as anti-comic evidence during the 1954 Senate hearings on the topic, which would lead to the implementation of the Comics Code.
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Splash page for the story “V-Vampires!” in Three Dimensional EC Classics #1, 1954, scripted by Harvey Kurtzman and pencilled and inked by Wally Wood. An earlier iteration of the story appeared in Mad #3 (1952), also by Kurtzman and Wood.
#entertaining comics#mad magazine#vintage comics#humor comics#harvey kurtzman#wally wood#three dimensional ec classics
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Panel from “Foul Play!” in Haunt of Fear #19, May-June 1953. Written by Al Feldstein, pencilled and inked by Jack Davis, with coloring by Marie Severin and lettering by Jim Wroten.
#entertaining comics#vintage comics#horror comics#al feldstein#jack davis#marie severin#jim wroten#haunt of fear#pre code comics
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Splash page for the story “Space-Borne!” in Weird Science #16, November-December 1952, pencilled and inked by Al Williamson.
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Cover of Blue Bolt Weird Tales of Terror #111, November 1951, pencilled and inked by L. B. Cole.
#star publications#vintage comics#horror comics#L. B. cole#blue bolt weird tales of terror#pre code comics
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Cover of Black Cat Mystery #45, August 1953, pencilled and inked by either Warren Kremer or Howard Nostrand (conflicting sources).
#harvey comics#vintage comics#horror comics#howard nostrand#warren kremer#black cat mystery#pre code comics
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Cover of Picture Parade #1, 1953, cover artist unknown.
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Cover of Strange Worlds #4, September 1951, pencilled and inked by Wally Wood.
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Cover of Weird Science #12, May-June 1950, and pencilled and inked by Al Feldstein.
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Cain, the caretaker of the House of Mystery.
"The House of Gargoyles," written by Jack Oleck and illustrated by Jack Sparling, originally published in The House of Mystery issue 175 (1968)
#vintage horror#cain#dc comics#vintage comics#horror comics#jack sparling#jack oleck#the house of mystery
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