#Bronze Age Horror

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PHANTOM STRANGER #41 (DC, 1976)

Art: Jim Aparo

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Guest Starring- The Bronze Age of Horror Comics! Werewolf by Night 16 and 17, 1974 w/ Al Sedano!

Hey everybody, Al Sedano is here once again, and we are talking some Werewolf by Night! Two more issues are covered, with varying degrees of quality for sure. Plus, a prominent character exits the book! We’re both a bit sad about that, but never fear, as we will forge ahead! The first issue is interesting, but we aren't quite sure how to describe it. The second issue is what we've come to expect from this title. So, join us in our quest to uncover this hairy pair of comics!

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Tomb of Dracula 18 pg1 by Gene Colan

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LIKE SOMETHING STRAIGHT OUT OF A COMIC BOOK -- DOING THE "KING OF COMICS" PROUD.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on a 2D and/or comic book accurate cosplay of Etrigan the Demon, the Arthurian-inspired demonic superhero from DC Comics, created by Jack "King" Kirby. Photo credit & location unknown.

Source: https://x.com/SalAbbinanti/status/1780750732423012413.

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Guest Starring!

#MonsterMonday brings a hairy triple feature! @AdamThanosPod is back, and he and I cover 3 big issues in this episode! @resurrectionsadamwarlock

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Black Magic #1 - DC, November 1973. Cover art by Jerry Grandenetti.

Black Magic Vol.4 #6 - Prize, May-June 1954. Cover art by Jack Kirby & Joe Simon.

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For the Spooky season, Read the classic Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan Tomb of Dracula for your horror reading. I could use the money please so even if you don't want to buy it, reblog it please.

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Witching Hour #45 - August 1974, cover by Nick Cardy.

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The Eriduans

The peoples of the continent of Scython, the home of ancients, most of the many tribes and kingdoms in the continent claim descent from these ancient peoples who originally dwelt in the hills of Akyr. The Eriduans descend from a legendary Hero-Queen named Eridua, her stories are shaped and changed around each of the Eriduan peoples but they all share a common Demigod female figure whom their nobility claims legitimacy from. The Eriduan empires rise and fall through history and their homelands are varied in size and scale but dominante all but the southern portions of Scython. There are thousands of Eriduan tribes but the most important of them are those who create the city state empires, those who left their hunting and gathering life styles in favor of settled agriculture. The Eriduans are known for their towering Ziggurats and massive city complexes, they follow a wide variety of gods and said gods change based on the group of Eriduans.

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Oh hey, it's nearing midsummer, time for my traditional ordering all the horror novels on my to-read list I can't handle on long nights!

Turns out several of them have to do with archeology, nice...

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https://www.etsy.com/.../giant-size-werewolf-by-night-vol... VG+ Giant Size Werewolf by Night 3. Available through the link for $35.00

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SPEKTRO #15 (Editora Vecchi, 1980)

Art: Ofeliano de Almeida

Loving the colour scheme / tinting on this. Nice 'n' lurid!

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Guest Starring- The Bronze Age of Horror Comics! Werewolf by Night 12, 1973 and Giant Size Creatures 1, 1974 w/ Al Sedano!

Hey everybody! Al Sedano is back, and we're ready to roll with two more issues starring everybody's favorite lycanthrope, Werewolf by Night! This episode will be slightly different, though, as we'll cover issue 12, then jump to Giant Size Creatures 1! Why you ask? Well, because 13 and 14 are a two part story, plus we need to synch up with the Tomb of Dracula for our crossover event (coming in June!). In this episode, we'll wrap up the Hangman story line, then check out an awesome issue introducing Tigra!

As usual, you can leave any feedback for the show through email at Magazinesandmonsters@gmail.com or to me on Twitter @Billyd_licious or on the show's FB or Tumblr pages! You can find Al on Twitter @Adamthanospod or on any podcast app by searching Resurrections; an Adam Warlock and Thanks podcast! Thanks for listening!

Find it HERE!

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Tales of the Zombie 5 Cover by Earl Norem

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"ISSUE NUMBER ONE OF EACH ON SALE IN AUGUST!" -- PLUS MORE MIGHTY MARVEL MONTHLY MADNESS.

PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on assorted, horizontal Marvel House ads from the 1970s, '80s, and '90s, featuring such monthly/bi-monthly titles as:

"Howard the Duck"

"Horror of Dracula"

"Conan the Barbarian" Vol. 1

"The Man-Thing"

"The Incredible Hulk" Vol. 1

"Moon Knight"

"Vision and the Scarlet Witch"

"Quasar"

The Punisher"

"The Punisher 2099"

"CABLE" Vol. 1

Source: https://forum.sanctuary.fr/t/page-s-de-pub/185608/214?page=9, 13th Dimension (blogspot), various, etc...

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Frank Miller’s First Batman

Frank Miller’s First Batman story, among other gems from DC's “Super-Star Holiday Special” from 1979! #FrankMiller #Batman

Considering the many options for classic Christmas comics this season, I recalled Frank Miller’s first Batman story, “Wanted: Santa Claus—Dead or Alive!” Continue reading Untitled