We're pleased to be included in the...
Starting October 1st, we'll be posting stuff once a week on five different RetroBlogs, so there'll be daily posts from us Monday thru Friday!
Monday
The Raven, starring Vincent Price, Boris Karloff, Peter Lorre, and Jack Nicholson!
War-Gods of the Deep, which is actually an original sci-fi screenplay set in the early 1900s, making it a "steampunk before it was steampunk" flick!
Tuesday
Seduction of the Innocent continues the horror with the psychedelic adventures of the British Victorian-era monster-fighter
Sir Leo...
...yeah, it's as weird and off-beat as it sounds!
BTW, there are several never-seen-in-the-US tales in this batch, so there's
another good reason not to miss this one!
Wednesday
...all with romance as the central plot!
Thursday
Hero Histories covers the first few, never-reprinted appearances of plainclothes monster-fighter
Werewolf Hunter...
...who had a surprisingly-long run in the back of
Fiction House's military-oriented Rangers Comics!
Friday
We end the week with the comic book adventures of real-life magician and debunker
Dr William (Bill) Neff in
Horror Comics of the 1950s!
The series has links to the pulp-radio-comic character The Shadow, since creator Walter Gibson (aka Maxwell Grant) wrote all the stories and Bob Powell, who illustrated a number of The Shadow's pulp and comic book tales during the Golden Age also drew Neff's adventures!
Plus, here at
Atomic Kommie Comics, our three ongoing features will be horror-themed!
Monday Madness posts will be the never-seen-in-America
Dracula humor strips from the original Spanish-language
Dracula comic from 1971!
Note: the 12-issue magazine series was translated and reprinted in England, then the first 6 issues were packaged as a trade paperback by Warren (Creepy/Eerie/Vampirella) Publications!
But neither English-language version ran these one-pagers despite the fact the strip is wordless!
Wednesday Worlds of Wonder will peek into the apocalyptic
future of...The Walking Dead!
No, not that Walking Dead!
This one...
Yes, gang, we're returning to the never-reprinted original Walking Dead, from 30 years ago, over a decade before the one the TV show is based on!
And our
Friday Fun posts will be covers and pages from the never-reprinted humor magazines
Monsters to Laugh With /
Monsters Unlimited and
Monster Madness, featuring scripting/captioning by the late, great
Stan Lee!
