Saturday, December 29, 2007

Meet the Bride

Italian artist Maurizio Ercole has been dying for another Matt Fox story, so here you go my friend… savor this tasty terror tale like you would a finely cooked piece of delicious meat.

From the May 1953 issue of Adventures into Terror #19





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Horror pariah said...

First you post a sad,solemn story that made me quote an inscription from a gravemarker,now you post one so damn funny i almost wet myself and nearly killed my cat,this is the most fun i've had since last Halloween...makes me wish i coulda got TOWER OF SHADOWS made,my pal Steve woulda been great in this.

12/29/2007
Anonymous said...

...and they all had HERBERT HASH and lived happily ever after...

12/29/2007
Karswell said...

Order up! One Fat Man Stew with a side order of screams.

12/29/2007
Anonymous said...

NOW I HAVE TO GO BACK AND READ YOUR OLDER MATT FOX POSTS AGAIN, HIS STUFF IS FANTASTIC! WHICH ONES ARE THEY AGAIN?

12/29/2007
Maurizio Ercole said...

Karswell... thank you very much for fulfill my desire :D your comics archive is a bottomless pit (in Italy we say this one for to mean an infinite thing). This is another great story from an incredible golden age artist, Matt Fox!!! Thank you again Karswell!!!

12/29/2007
Karswell said...

The other two Matt Fox stories I've posted are I Was A Vampire, and The Terrible Trophy... both can be found in the September blog archive.

If anyone has any other Matt Fox stories they'd like to submit and share please email me. Thanks!

12/29/2007
silvano said...

That's a really fine specimen of pre-code horror ; is there any chance for you to host stuff from some late sixties/early seventies book like CHARLTON's MIDNIGHT TALES or SKYWALD's PSYCHO ? Quite often there was terrific art on those they're almost never reprinted ...
Anyway , THANX for bringing us these great comics !

12/29/2007
Karswell said...

>any chance for you to host stuff from some late sixties/early seventies book

It's rare, but occasionally I will post a later silver age story... mostly I prefer to keep this blog focused on 50's pre-code horror though.

Check my links below, there are quite a few other blogs listed that feature the later stuff.

12/29/2007

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