Another great EC horror comic from the '50's was Vault Of Horror. Using most of the same creative talent as Tales From The Crypt, this series also did a great job scaring little kids over 50 years ago. One of the coolest things about this series and Tales From The Crypt were the narrators. Like the legendary Crypt Keeper, the Vault Keeper kept the narrative of the stories going in his own creepy way. This particular issue, from November, 1950, features an awesome cover by Johnny Craig. He also contributed the interior art on a couple of the stories inside, the others being done by Al Feldstein and "Ghastly" Graham Ingels. This issue was reprinted in Gemstone Publishing's Vault Of Horror five volume slipcase edition, which came out in 1982.
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Vault Of Horror #15
Another great EC horror comic from the '50's was Vault Of Horror. Using most of the same creative talent as Tales From The Crypt, this series also did a great job scaring little kids over 50 years ago. One of the coolest things about this series and Tales From The Crypt were the narrators. Like the legendary Crypt Keeper, the Vault Keeper kept the narrative of the stories going in his own creepy way. This particular issue, from November, 1950, features an awesome cover by Johnny Craig. He also contributed the interior art on a couple of the stories inside, the others being done by Al Feldstein and "Ghastly" Graham Ingels. This issue was reprinted in Gemstone Publishing's Vault Of Horror five volume slipcase edition, which came out in 1982.
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