The Haunt of Fear #20 (July/August 1953)

Posted on November 23rd, 2008

Thump Fun!, Terror Train, Bloody Sure, and Hyde and Go Shriek! are the haunted tales in this comic. The art was done by Graham Ingels, Al Feldstein, Reed Crandall, and Jack Davis. (The usual gang of guys.)

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Tales From the Crypt #28 (February/March 1952)

Posted on October 28th, 2008

Tales From the Crypt #28 (February/March 1952)

Another absolute CLASSIC horror comic. This series had some stand-out stories, and this issue was no exception. It featured the stories “Bargain In Death!”, “Ants In Her Trance!”, and “A-Corny Story”.

The cover art on this issue was illustrated by Al Feldstein.
The Ventriloquist’s Dummy! Graham Ingels

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Al Feldstein

Posted on October 26th, 2008

Al Feldstein

Al Feldstein may be best remembered as the editor of Mad Magazine – depending on what your primary literary interest were. Here at the EC Horror Comics Archive, we remember him best as an artist and writer who created pure unadulterated terror! (But, did you know: Albert Feldstein was also a painter of wildlife, nature and animal scenes? Yes indeed.)

Feldstein was an artist and writer who worked on most of the EC comics. His influence was pretty heavy in the world of Entertaining Comics, and we’re glad it was so – he did some awesome work! He started out doing stories (both writing and illustrating) but eventually he only did covers. (He was a busy man!)

If you want to get a wider sampling of the man’s artwork, there is an official site dedicated to Al Feldstein. Additionally, Classic Horror has a cool interview with him which any EC fan should read.

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