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Topic: Creepy Comix

	CREEPY's Mailbag
		My point is that one of the drawings I submitted was of an executioner (headsman) with an axe and the fl mask over his head.
		Creepy and Eerie were and still are very important to me. They were a great inspiration for a young artist and dreamer.
		Todays titles; comix, heavy metal, and their like are able to show more sex, mostly for us Creepy/Eerie generation, but lack that certain something.
	www.horrorseek.com /horror/unclecreepy/mailbag.html (1339 words)

	Bags and Boards: Cool and Creepy
		Wrapped under a pair of really cool covers (the one pictured is by Jeremy Geddes), Doomed features a quartet of comics stories, with Ryall adapting tales from renowned horror writers Richard Matheson, David J. Schow and Robert Bloch and Wilson adapting his own story.
		Ryall and Barretto's "Blood Rape of the Lust Ghouls" is the most successfully creepy, though each story has at least one moment of cool and a varying degree of success.
		This debut may not be earth-shattering, but it is funky, cool and creepy.
	weblogs.variety.com /bags_and_boards/2005/10/cool_and_creepy.html (458 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Crébillon" to "Creepy's"
		The Stalkers (reprinted from Creepy #6) / A. Goodwin, A. Toth; in Creepy, the Classic Years (New York : Harris Publications, 1991) I. Goodwin, Archie.
		-- Grave Undertaking (Creepy #5) / A. Goodwin, A. Toth.
		-- The Stalkers (Creepy #6) / A. Goodwin, A. Toth.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/crri/creb.htm (4926 words)

	Green Book Review: Dead By Sunset (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Sufficiently creepy stuff from the master of true crime; this book is better-plotted than the murder itself.
		Rule, author of several crime verite classics, begins her latest on an Oregon highway at rush hour, when a van with a blood-spattered window and an empty child's car seat drifts lazily across the lanes.
		Not enough forensic detail for the blood and fiber crowd, but this is a terrific read and a strangely moving tale that ends with redemption.
	members.aol.com /greenzine/issues/bkreview/deadsunset.html (278 words)

	TIME.com -- Andrew Arnold: The Year of the Anthology
		2004 will be recorded in comix history as the year of great anthologies.
		In August Alternative Comics published a follow up to its outstanding 2003 anthology, "Rosetta." Best of all, "McSweeny's #13," arguably the finest comix anthology ever published, set a new standard for the form (see TIME.comix review.) Now, in the last month, two more anthologies have arrived, each with their own special qualities.
		Allison Cole, for example, turns in "Joe Blow," a creepy slice of life story about a perv who stalks a pair of roommates.
	www.time.com /time/columnist/arnold/article/0,9565,831415,00.html (1401 words)

	TIME.com -- Andrew Arnold: Down a Dark "Alley"
		Even more loathed and degraded than his modern ancestor, this geek was a literal freak — a sideshow act — a man willing to growl like an animal and bite the heads off chickens for his daily fifth of cheap booze.
		Along with confidence men, carnies and cops, the geek is just one of the grimy characters of William Lindsay Gresham's cult 1946 novel "Nightmare Alley," now turned into a gripping graphic novel by the veteran comix artist known as Spain.
		Given that the original book is now out of print (except for its inclusion in a crime novel anthology) and the 1947 movie adaptation starring Tyrone Power has never been put on tape or DVD, this book may also be the only way you get to appreciate a deservedly cult work.
	www.time.com /time/columnist/arnold/article/0,9565,430146,00.html (754 words)

	A Small Victory: when comic strips attack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		As has been pointed out elsewhere, a simpler explanation for why the gag doesn't make any sense on a first read is as follows: It was written by Johnny Hart.
		Yeah, he's a religious nut and I agree that those other strips were creepy, but I'm not buying it on this one.
		He made a witless semi-joke, which is hardly rare, and somebody came up with a conspiracy theory about it.
	asmallvictory.net /archives/005261.html (3157 words)

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		He made his debut in comics in the early 1980s, with some stories published in magazines Creepy and Comix Internacional.
		In 1989 he left comics to devote himself to painting, but in 1991, when the erotic magazine Kiss Comix was founded, he returned to his passion, which allowed him to counter-balance his work as a professor.
		He created the character Lolita, of whom many stories have appeared, in a pleasant, readable style.
	home.drenik.net /bezar/artbelore.html (89 words)

	Comic creator: Roger Brand
		He drew his first lines as a comic book artist as an assistant for the legendary Wally Wood and Gil Kane from 1964 to 1969.
		Then he joined the underground comix family, making cartoons for 'Gothic Blimp Works', the short-lived, all-cartoon supplement of New York's East Village Other newspaper.
		Complications associated with alcoholism cut Roger's life short, but his highly accomplished style, in the tradition of the best EC comic art, lives on in scores of publications, including 'Creepy', 'Witzend', 'Tales of the Leather Nun', 'Insect Fear', 'Real Pulp Comics', 'Young Lust' and 'Tales of Sex and Death'.
	lambiek.net /artists/b/brand.htm (115 words)

	All posts tagged with comix \| Metafilter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		May I present The Ship That Never Came In by Kim Deitch, comix genius.
		Both, as Time magazine's comix critic Andrew Arnold notes, focuses on Ted Mishkin, a talented animator whose gifts can never quite overcome his curse.
		His curse is Waldo, a mischievous cat who walks on his hind legs.
	www.metafilter.com /tags/comix (262 words)

	likesunday: comix
		Would have been even better if from the POV of Stewie.
		Creepy fun or the maniacal side of education- Hazard Cards, technological accidents of the past, present, and Future.
		May 02, 2005 in comix, iraq, politicking
	likesunday.typepad.com /1/comix (300 words)

	N E O F L U X . C O M \| Are People Fooled By 'The Onion'?
		When you write a satire article, it helps if its actually funny enough to be identified as one.
		When they just come across as creepy, or when the subject you are writing about is 'out there' just enough to make your satire seem plausible [like the current Zero-Tolerance crap], trouble is sure to follow.
		Editors thought that an article about a 6-year-old's arrest was so absurd that it didn't need to be labeled parody.
	www.neoflux.com /archive/data/000814.shtml (95 words)

	Koomeeks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The comix below are listed alphabetically by title, with just a bit of commentary.
		Went to the 6th annual Alternative Press Expo, but unlike the previous year i spent only one day there.
		A creepy tale of a journalist who takes a temp job as astrologer, only to discover that several astrologers have been murdered --a good cross between film noir and the macabre.
	www.iwaruna.com /orca/read/comix.html (2301 words)

	dsandler.org ≡ Tetris.
		So, we’ve been playing a lot of Tetris recently, and I guess I kind of have it on the brain now.
		I also had a creepy “redonfl” fixation after playing too much Solitaire at a tempjob once….
		We interrupt to bring you the following message: The best version of Tetris, especially for multiplayer, is The New Tetris on the N64.
	dsandler.org /wp/archives/2005/07/21/tetris (150 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: The Addams Family
		That was when ABC aired a sitcom based on Addams's family, now dubbed The Addams Family.
		A half-hour story requires certain details that can be glossed over in a one-panel cartoon, so the creepy woman became Morticia; the butler, Lurch; the husband, Gomez, and the children, Pugsley and Wednesday.
		Addams, needless to say, is the one who supplied the names.
	www.toonopedia.com /addams_f.htm (511 words)

	Larry Hama: Writer & Artist
		CREEPY #89 (Warren, June 1977) "The Door Gunner", 6 pp., Hama and Bates / Sanchez
		CREEPY #106 (Waren, March 1979) "The Art of Killing", 10 pp., Hama/Mayerik
		CREEPY #112 (Warren, October 1979) "Sunday Dinner", 8 pp., Hama/Auraleon
	www.qktheatre.com /hama/artist.htm (2468 words)

	BOO! (Kewl Jack Chick Comix Story Warning About The Horrors Of Halloween) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Some of these can be creepy but many are downright hilarious.
		Actually nobody thought about Halloween as some sort of horrible Satanic holiday that must be shunned until about 12 years ago when Jack Chick latched on to this theme.
		That said, I still find it FUN to read the Chick Tract comix on this subject.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/news/776709/posts (1854 words)

	Amaranth
		A lone woman wanders home in the dark of a Bristol night.
		She's talking to herself, trying to convince that she isn't afraid of the shadows where creepy guys might lurk.
		Once she arrives in her apartment building she starts to feel safe, but then a boy suddenly advances on her...
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /smallpress/110301262269026.htm (286 words)

	Apeshot Studios' Favorite Comix Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Joe is the alternative comix powerhouse behind Amazing Montage Press, creator of the Trespassers mystery series, and publisher of the upcoming mystery comix anthology, Death by Crowquill.
		Andy is also a comix historian and a tremendous collector of comix resources on the Web.
		His comix recall the lost amalgam of sci-fi and psychofantastic that ran through Heavy Metal magazine until around 1983 and pulses at you still from the writings of Bruce Sterling and P. Dick (see if you can spot the cameo by Dick in one of Raupp's unfinished symphonies).
	www.apeshot.com /comixlinks.html (1793 words)

	Richmond Comix Interviews-RAISING HELLBOY: Mike Mignola on the development of Hellboy and his work past, present, and ...
		Richmond Comix Interviews-RAISING HELLBOY: Mike Mignola on the development of Hellboy and his work past, present, and future.
		The artwork is pretty creepy, and then there's something cute on the
		may be creepier though,...well, I guess it depends on which story it is.
	www.richmondcomix.com /irving/french.html (1001 words)

	Comix Experience: The Stuff
		Plus, not that we’ve done anything to celebrate it YET (That’ll wait until WonderCon is in town), but this week was the 14
		anniversary of Comix Experience, and I have some other, pretty fabulous news, that I want to share with you...
		All Material on this page: © 2001-2005 by Comix Experience (except the graphic, which was appropriated from Tales of Suspense #21,
	www.comixexperience.com /savcrit040203.htm (1528 words)

	{Skull-Box} - Updated Mondays (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Where Creepy meets Funny at sixty miles an hour
		Copyright Ickabod Turiel 2005, who is not to be held responsible if plagerism of his work results directly or indirectly in the spontenous combustion of the guilty party.
		It's like watching Fight Club without them giving you the handy bit about him having schizophrenia.
	www.skull-box.com (694 words)

	Comixfan Forums - Reviews
		Nothing like the book--but then there was no plot to the book.
		I thought it was prety good if otherwise creepy.
		Y'know that point in CG peole that's close enough to look human, but unnervingly INhuman.
	www.comixfan.com /xfan/forums/showthread.php?t=31374 (762 words)

	Mark Stinson's Void Pulp - Illustration Friday - "Empty"
		This was drawn on smooth bristol, inked crudely with a fl Sharpie, scanned in, and colored in Photoshop.
		It's very creepy, but in a good way!
		It allows the viewer put his or her own spin on it.
	www.comiccavern.com /blogs/index.php?blog=5&title=illustration_friday_empty&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 (185 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Hot Stuff the Little Devil
		Hot Stuff was spun off into a second title, Hot Stuff Sizzlers, in 1960; a third, Devil Kids Starring Hot Stuff, in 1962; and even, briefly, a fourth, Hot Stuff Creepy Caves, in 1974.
		But these flourished only in a period when most Harvey characters managed to sustain multiple titles.
		Sizzlers ended in 1974, Creepy Caves in '75 and Devil Kids in '81.
	www.toonopedia.com /hotstuff.htm (321 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: New Cataloging and Indexing Daily Log September 2004
		-- (Eurotica Toons) -- "Naughty comix gags from Europe." -- Erotic genre.
		37-41 in Creepy, no. 40 (July 1971).-- "Sorcerous power from the dark ages is transferred to a modern-day man." -- Call no.: PN6728.3.W3C7no.40 ----------------------------------------------------- "The Creepy Fan Club" p.
		in New Paltz Comix, no. 2 (1974) -- Issue title: "Amazing Adult Fantasies" -- Call no.: PN6728.45.M6N4no.2 ----------------------------------------------------- "This is Siggy"* / Richard Fox.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/log/0409log.htm (13096 words)

	My Bookshelf. Corben Publications [Warren].
		Back (ad): Coming, Next Vampirella on Nov. 8th and Next Creepy on Dec. 13th.
		Back Inside (ad): Comix International #5 + #2 and #3 and #4.
		Back (ad): Comix International #5 + #2 and #3 and #4.
	www.muuta.net /IDs/IDwarren.html (102 words)

	Eye Candy
		There's a lot of stuff here - insect related resources, but my favourites are the photos - fun for eye popping detail of spectacular looking creatures, like the mormon cricket, the hercules beetle, a gypsy moth larva, and the spectacular coneheaded grasshopper.
		There's some creepy stuff online as well, imagine havin' one of these suckers on your arm!
		Comix online - featuring single panels by many of the greats of the modern alternative comix scene (comix are to comics what ezines are to magazines), such as Will Eisner and Jaime Hernandez
	www.links.net /www/icandy.html (2195 words)

	Comic Book Galaxy - Pushing Comix Forward Since 2000.
		Marc Sobel is back with a new CRACK SHOTS, taking a look at ALL STAR SUPERMAN #1, GOTHAM CENTRAL #28-36, HEY, WAIT, and NO DOGS ALLOWED.
		The 100 page book contains a mix of comics, poems, sketches and prose stories, all in the fantasy and horror genres.
		The artwork is definitely the selling point here, as both artists are fans of super-detailed fl and white linework that would have fit right into the old Creepy or Eerie magazines.
	www.comicbookgalaxy.com /031405_MSCS_review.html (1499 words)

	Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Jenny Mae Creations- various unique odd dollies, creepy cute stuffed monsters, and more!
		Digital Voodoo Doll- this doll is interactive- poke and burn it and then send it (anonymously) to your "victim"
		very cool series of wonderful creepy dolls from Ed and Damien, produced by Mezco.
	www.madcapcreations.com /favorite_links.htm (869 words)

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