EC Comics · Vault of Horror #35 · February-March 1954 · $0.10 · 36 pages · Bi-Monthly
Grade: GD- 1.8
Edited by Al Feldstein. Indicia publisher: Entertaining Comics, Inc.
Cover by Johnny Craig.
Classic EC horror anthology featuring the three GhouLunatics — the Vault-Keeper, Crypt-Keeper, and Old Witch — introducing their trademark tales of terror and suspense. Each host delivers their own brand of macabre commentary while setting up stories designed to chill and shock readers.
Johnny Craig contributes both cover art and interior work, showcasing the tight, controlled linework that made him one of EC's most dependable artists. The anthology format allows for multiple horror scenarios, each crafted to deliver EC's signature blend of psychological dread and morality-play endings.
Published in early 1954, this issue represents EC's horror line at its peak — just months before the Comics Code Authority would effectively end the company's legendary run of pre-code terror comics.
Condition GD- 1.8 — Heavily worn. Possible small chunks missing, heavy creasing, soiling. Below average copy.. Noting: moderate spine wear with color breaking, corner wear on all four corners, surface soiling throughout the cover, and edge wear along all borders. <
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EC Comics · Vault of Horror #35 · February-March 1954 · $0.10 · 36 pages · Bi-Monthly
Grade: GD- 1.8
Edited by Al Feldstein. Indicia publisher: Entertaining Comics, Inc.
Cover by Johnny Craig.
Classic EC horror anthology featuring the three GhouLunatics — the Vault-Keeper, Crypt-Keeper, and Old Witch — introducing their trademark tales of terror and suspense. Each host delivers their own brand of macabre commentary while setting up stories designed to chill and shock readers.
Johnny Craig contributes both cover art and interior work, showcasing the tight, controlled linework that made him one of EC's most dependable artists. The anthology format allows for multiple horror scenarios, each crafted to deliver EC's signature blend of psychological dread and morality-play endings.
Published in early 1954, this issue represents EC's horror line at its peak — just months before the Comics Code Authority would effectively end the company's legendary run of pre-code terror comics.
Condition GD- 1.8 — Heavily worn. Possible small chunks missing, heavy creasing, soiling. Below average copy.. Noting: moderate spine wear with color breaking, corner wear on all four corners, surface soiling throughout the cover, and edge wear along all borders. <
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