A Wardrobe of Monsters!

Be-VEHR! It's more from Eerie #15, dated June 1968.

This would have made a good Night Gallery segment, wouldn't you say?  

The artist -- Gray Morrow -- and writer, Otto Binder -- have produced some gems.  This is a lesser one, but well crafted nevertheless.

Of course nobody believes that these bodies originated with the Egyptians, as mentioned at the top.  Maybe they were left in ancient Egypt by Doctor Frankenstein's Time-Traveling Circus and Sideshow!

See you at the beginning of the new week, friends!  In the meantime, don't peer into passing shadows TOO closely!

  

Let's Get EERIE!

Herewith commences a voyage through one of my brain's foundational documents!  Eerie #15 is cover-dated June 1968.  This means that my insightful parents were A-OK with their eleven-year-old reading such glorious nonsense.  Hooray for Mom and Dad!

Of course, these images are scanned from my personal copy, bought at the Git-n-Go in Bartlesville, OK.

Above is inside the front cover.  I'm pretty sure that most of these albums were radio broadcasts.

Got some pretty hefty artists there on the masthead!

The first letter refers to Eerie #13, which can be read page-by-page beginning on June 22, 2011 here on the Super Blog.  However, due to ancient tech, you have to click on each image in the post to read them.

So, research with a cyclotron led to the discovery of some long-lost burial monuments.  You just know THAT'S going to work out good, right?!?

Beware the breakthrough!

Yup, ole Mitchell might not like what's fixin' to BREAK THROUGH!  Heh-heh-heh!

Dontcha wish you could go back in time and order these back issues at these prices?

See you on Thursday with our next installment of Eerie #15!