Horror comic books issue 19

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Art by Manny Stallman, Lou Cameron, Bill Benulis, Eugene H. Hughes, Alex Toth, Charles Nicholas and Gerald Altman. Cover by Bernard Bailey. A terrifying Spook-tacular Halloween Ish! Steve Banes of the infamous 'The Horrors of It All' pre-code comics blog, assembles, Frankenstein-like, this Halloween horror-winner of a comic book! Tremble and read if you dare this frightful fare: 'Out of the Black Night', 'Trick or Treat' and many more morbid tales! This Halloween eye-candy won't rot your teeth-just your brain! 48 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

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Cover by Johnny Craig. "Southern Hospitality!", script and art by Johnny Craig; Abner Scanlon was a gigolo who disliked work and preyed only on rich women; Unfortunately for him, he marries a young girl from one of the South's richest clans, only to discover that she has no money. "The Jellyfish!", script by William M. Gaines and Al Feldstein, art by Jack Davis; Charles and Howard Norton, of Norton's Pharmaceutical Company, are having an argument; the company has received an order for one million hypodermic inserts for insulin, but can only make 500,000; Not wanting to lose the order, Charles muses that they could dilute each insert by half. "Two Raps!" text story by William M. Gaines. 'Daddy Lost His Head!", art by Jack Kamen; Martin Blackson hates his step-daughter Kathy because she reminds him of his wife's first husband. "Reunion!", art by Graham Ingels; Young Lillian was much too young when she married Waldo, and, soon, his age began to show. 36 pgs., full color. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

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Story by David Hutchinson. 'Jabberwock, Part 2' The Hunt continues as we follow a little masked girl and her trusty butcher knife into the twisted bowels of a ruined civilization, slicing ever closer to her goal!! A Mad Hatter here, a bloody Queen there, the mutated remnants of humanity everywhere else! 24 pages, full color. Cover price $4.99.

(W) Ian Boothby & Various (A) Daniel Brereton (CA) Jason Ho, Mike Rote After being sentenced to serve detention in old library in the subterranean bowels at Springfield Elementary, Bart discovers The Book of the Dead and accidentally unleashes the Cthulhu on an unsuspecting Springfield. Then, Lunchlady Doris is finally fired for serving subhuman grade cuisine and replaced by the best the school food service industry has to offer. Soon the students are healthier and smarter than ever before, which can only lead to one thing - world domination! (And you thought we meant better state test scores.) Cover price $4.99.

HorrorHound is a monster magazine covering such topics as movies, masks, comic books, video games, model kits, toys, and more. Issue #19 includes: Nightbreed lost footage, including an interview with Clive Barker and rare photos; The Blair Witch Project 10 Years Later; Unicorn Video; The Persecution of the Innocent; San Diego Comic-Con; Toxic Avenger: The Musical; Zombieland; McFarlane; and a Saw series timeline. Sept/Oct 2009. Cover price: $6.99. Cover price $6.99.

Volume 19 - 1st printing. "Smokin'!" Written by Robert Bernstein. Art by Jack Cole. Special "Star Artists" issue! Another heaping helping of horror reprints from the 1950's, including stories like "Grave of Doom," "The Spectral Bride," "Vampire Castle," "Madman's Manor," "Fangs of the Fiend," "Voice of Doom," "Werewolf," "The Cozy Coffin," "Horror Harbor," and others! Illustrators include Kirby, Powell, Toth, Krigstein, and Meskin! Softcover (Saddle-Stitched/Stapled), 140 pages, B&W. Cover price $29.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. #19 is a special Terence Fisher issue that includes: The Cinematic Legacy of Terence Fisher; An Interview with Micky (Fisher) Harding (Terence's daughter); How the placing of Horror of Dracula Under the microscope reveals Terence Fisher's cinematic mastery; Robert Tinnell and Mark Clark use the crypt scene from "Dracula" to show a great director at work; interviews with Fisher; tributes to Fisher from those who knew him; film critics on Fisher; The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll; interior art by Neil Vokes, Bruce Timm, and Frank Diets; cover art by Steve Karchin; and back cover art by Bruce Timm. Cover price: $8.95. Cover price $8.95.

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No. 19 - January , 1968. 5.25" x 7.25", 130 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.50.

British magazine focusing on Horror movies, Television, games, and other media. Adam Green opens up about his Slasher Trilogy Hatchet, an interview with Special Effects pioneer and legend Tom Savini, and an interview with Scream Queen Christa Campbell! 68 pages, full color. Cover price $8.99.

ISSUE: US EDITION. This issue is whole #19; volume 2 no. 7. Painted cover by Ramon Sola. 12 page comic adaptation to Hammer's 1966 film "The Reptile" written by Steve Moore, penciled by Brian Lewis. Media Macabre Review, Films of Peter Cushing, Reptile Fact File, History of Hammer, Revenge of Blood Beast, and other articles. 4 page comic Van Helsing's Terror Tales "The Witch at World's End" written and penciled by Porkhouse; 52 pages; b&w; magazine.

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SERIES NOTE: #1-18 listed under House of Hammer; #19 & 20 UK edition listed under House of Horror; & #20 US Edition,21-30 listed under Halls of Horror. ISSUE: UK EDITION. This issue is whole #19; volume 2 no. 7. Painted cover by Ramon Sola. 12 page comic adaptation to Hammer's 1966 film "The Reptile" written by Steve Moore, penciled by Brian Lewis. Media Macabre Review, Films of Peter Cushing, Reptile Fact File, History of Hammer, Revenge of Blood Beast, and other articles. 4 page comic Van Helsing's Terror Tales "The Witch at World's End" written and penciled by Porkhouse; 52 pages; b&w; magazine.

What with the waning output of many of the genres most prolific filmmakers, horror has faced something of an identity crisis. While some legends behind the camera have either passed away or struggled to adapt their authorial styles to the changes of the current moment, others have simply opted to break free from the conventions of the macabre completely, trading in their body of works horror-specific elements for ambitions of the genre-bending sort. This dramatic shift begs the question: Which bold artistic voices are next to take the reins? Diabolique 19 seeks to answer this very question, with interviews with everyone from modern auteurs like Vincenzo Natali; to seasoned greats working to maintain relevancy like Dario Argento, and many, many more. Youll soon find there is life after the Masters of Horror.! MATURE READERS Cover price $9.99.

Canadian Edition. Cover by Johnny Craig. Reprints "Southern Hospitality!", script and art by Johnny Craig; Abner Scanlon was a gigolo who disliked work and preyed only on rich women; Unfortunately for him, he marries a young girl from one of the South's richest clans, only to discover that she has no money. "The Jellyfish!", script by William M. Gaines and Al Feldstein, art by Jack Davis; Charles and Howard Norton, of Norton's Pharmaceutical Company, are having an argument; the company has received an order for one million hypodermic inserts for insulin, but can only make 500,000; Not wanting to lose the order, Charles muses that they could dilute each insert by half. "Two Raps!" text story by William M. Gaines. 'Daddy Lost His Head!", art by Jack Kamen; Martin Blackson hates his step-daughter Kathy because she reminds him of his wife's first husband. "Reunion!", art by Graham Ingels; Young Lillian was much too young when she married Waldo, and, soon, his age began to show. 36 pgs., full color. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.