Horror!
Quote from Belly on 16 January 2025, 7:43 AMWhen it comes to the Bronze Age for me the interest is all in the horror side.
The covers are spectacular. The stories are spectacular.
Favourite cover artists are Wrightson, Kaluta, Adams, Dominguez and Cardy.
At this present time for affordability reasons and that I think he's grossly under rated it pop Luis Dominguez at the top of that list!
Anyone else love the Bronze Horror? Who's your main man?
When it comes to the Bronze Age for me the interest is all in the horror side.
The covers are spectacular. The stories are spectacular.
Favourite cover artists are Wrightson, Kaluta, Adams, Dominguez and Cardy.
At this present time for affordability reasons and that I think he's grossly under rated it pop Luis Dominguez at the top of that list!
Anyone else love the Bronze Horror? Who's your main man?
Uploaded files:Quote from Matthew Huskinson on 16 January 2025, 9:22 PMBronze Age Horror isn't something I've looked at much at all...besides the classics. I love the PCH stuff and collected a lot. Will have a look at some BA Horror tonight now
Bronze Age Horror isn't something I've looked at much at all...besides the classics. I love the PCH stuff and collected a lot. Will have a look at some BA Horror tonight now
Quote from Belly on 16 January 2025, 10:23 PMSome glorious stuff! Especially handy if, like me, you are hard out priced from PCh 😂
Some glorious stuff! Especially handy if, like me, you are hard out priced from PCh 😂
Quote from Matthew Huskinson on 20 January 2025, 12:12 AMQuote from Belly on 16 January 2025, 10:23 PMSome glorious stuff! Especially handy if, like me, you are hard out priced from PCh 😂
I've been looking at some Witching Hour Covers but I think PCH covers have spoiled me. I just can't get as excited. Any recommendations?
Quote from Belly on 16 January 2025, 10:23 PMSome glorious stuff! Especially handy if, like me, you are hard out priced from PCh 😂
I've been looking at some Witching Hour Covers but I think PCH covers have spoiled me. I just can't get as excited. Any recommendations?
Quote from Belly on 20 January 2025, 7:24 AMWitching hour 58 is the image I attached on the post, which I think is great but.. 18, 55 also great to me.
House of mystery 236, 223
If you look for Luis Dominguez stuff , you'll find some belters (in my opinion) but all the names I mentioned earlier have some excellent stuff.
Try Ghost - I have a feeling you may like them generally.
Witching hour 58 is the image I attached on the post, which I think is great but.. 18, 55 also great to me.
House of mystery 236, 223
If you look for Luis Dominguez stuff , you'll find some belters (in my opinion) but all the names I mentioned earlier have some excellent stuff.
Try Ghost - I have a feeling you may like them generally.
Quote from Emperor Biggles on 20 January 2025, 7:23 PMQuote from Belly on 16 January 2025, 7:43 AMWhen it comes to the Bronze Age for me the interest is all in the horror side.
The covers are spectacular. The stories are spectacular.
Favourite cover artists are Wrightson, Kaluta, Adams, Dominguez and Cardy.
At this present time for affordability reasons and that I think he's grossly under rated it pop Luis Dominguez at the top of that list!
Anyone else love the Bronze Horror? Who's your main man?
Can't argue with yr observation of the bronze age horror titles snd artwork. Should be more reprints this stuff in omnibuses or trade paperbacks
My personal favourite got to be Bernie Wrihhtson just love his use of shadows and light a proper master of the horror genre
Quote from Belly on 16 January 2025, 7:43 AMWhen it comes to the Bronze Age for me the interest is all in the horror side.
The covers are spectacular. The stories are spectacular.
Favourite cover artists are Wrightson, Kaluta, Adams, Dominguez and Cardy.
At this present time for affordability reasons and that I think he's grossly under rated it pop Luis Dominguez at the top of that list!
Anyone else love the Bronze Horror? Who's your main man?
Can't argue with yr observation of the bronze age horror titles snd artwork. Should be more reprints this stuff in omnibuses or trade paperbacks
My personal favourite got to be Bernie Wrihhtson just love his use of shadows and light a proper master of the horror genre
