Number 265
Vampire At The Window!
"Vampire At The Window," a shorty originally from Astonishing #18, is written by Stan Lee and according to the Atlas Tales site, drawn by Hy Rosen. What I like about it is the creepy Max Schreck-Nosferatu vampire.
I scanned this from tear sheets. It's from a Marvel reprint of the 1970s.
Scarecrow At The Window!
My local library carries graphic novels in three areas, adult, young readers and juveniles, so I check all three. I ran into this volume, Goosebumps 3 Ghoulish Graphix Tales #1 in the juvenile section, for the little kids. All three stories have their merits, but "The Scarecrow Walks At Midnight," adapted and illustrated by Greg Ruth, is my favorite. This particular sequence was especially creepy. I'm sure if I'd seen this when I was a little kid I'd still be in therapy today. Grandpa creeping in the window in the middle of the night…then Grandma shows up...both of them with lips sewn shut…yow. Can I sleep with the light on, Mom? And Grandma and Grandpa aren't coming to visit anytime soon, are they?
1 comment:
Great one Paps! One thing I really love about 50's comics is the dialog, "simmer down" and "suffering' cats" is better stuff than anything Tarantino shoves into his actor's mouths.
The Goosebumps story is nicely illustrated, too bad about the dream ending though.
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