Steve Ditko’s foray into black and white horror is presented again in a new trade paperback edition of Creepy Presents: Steve Ditko.
Steve Ditko’s foray into black and white horror is presented again in a new trade paperback edition of Creepy Presents: Steve Ditko.
The Creepy Presents: Richard Corben collection rises from the grave in the form of a new trade paperback edition.
Dark Horse Books will reissue their popular, and long sold out, Creepy Presents artist spotlights in a new paperback format starting in the winter of 2025.
The Creepy and Eerie Archives are digging out of their graves this spring to terrify readers once again, this time with a less terrifying price!
We had the opportunity to speak with Mr. Brereton to gain more insight on his upcoming book and portfolio, his artistic process, and what he’s been up to since our last, pre-pandemic discussion.
Much less time has been spent cataloging the history and impact of horror comics, other than the EC Horror boom and bust which nearly ended all comic publication in the 1950s, and certainly ended horror comics. This was the sad reality for fans until the black and white magazines of Warren Publications repackaged classic EC style horror stories in a different format for newsstand distribution, and the horror comic had risen from the dead.