#the house of secrets

[thefugitivesaint]

Nick Cardy (1920-2013), ''The House Of Secrets'', Vol.1, #114, 1973 Source

[weirdlookindog]

The House of Secrets (1936)

[hellishhotel]

Spindle Comics Presents:

There's No Escape From...

THE HOTEL OF SECRETS!

(A Friday The 13th Classic!)

Original Cover:

[all-action-all-picture]

Weird War Tales No. 36, April 1975. Cover by Joe Kubert. This issue features a reprint of the 2 page story "The Day After Doomsday..." by Len Wein and Jack Sparling which had originally appeared in The House of Secrets No. 86, June-July 1970.

Many will find, um, some similarity (or lots) with the later "A Second Chance..." by Alan Moore and Jose Casanovas, a 2 page Tharg's Future Shock from 2000AD prog 245, dated 2 January 1982.

[thenightling]

The classic Horror anthology comic, The House of Secrets (Spin-off of The House of Mystery) issue 92 (first appearance of Swamp Thing) will be reprinted with art by Kelley Jones (The Sandman, Frankenstein Alive, Alive!). The House of Mystery was hosted by Cain (DC's answer to The Crypt Keeper). The House of Secrets was hosted by his brother, Abel. Both Cain and Abel and their House of Mystery and House of Secrets famously appear in Neil Gaiman's The Sandman. The Swamp Thing creature in House of Secrets is a version in a story told by Abel. The backstory is a bit different but the character actually gets referenced in Swamp Thing, making it canon. This new edition will have a variant cover to promote the new Beetlejuice sequel from Tim Burton (who also directed the first Batman movie that was not tied to the 60s camp TV series).

[thatsaysthebibble]

both of them

their stupid little hair horns. Abel’s little tooth gap. The fact that cain takes up 2/3rds of the 2nd panel. Ignore the guy back there

[krafty1]

The Daily Panel 10/16/24

Image Credit: DC Comics

[super-nova5045]

and just when you think you’re at your absolute lowest a blonde motherfucker comes along and makes everything so much worse

[ultrameganicolaokay]

The House of Secrets #88 ‘The Morning Ghost’ and ‘Eyesore!’ (1970) by Marv Wolfman, Gerry Conway, Bill Draut, Dick Dillin, Frank Giacoia and others. Edited by Dick Giordano. Cover by Neal Adams.

[lauraneedstochill]

Boy meets world, S7EP19 // post by @bookwyrminspiration // Michael Dickman, Killing flies // Margaret Atwood, Shapechangers in Winter // Benjamin Alire Sáenz, Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe // Better Call Saul, S1EP9 // unknown (x) // Glee, S4EP4 // Little Women (2019) // Dante Émile, After Abel // George R. R. Martin, A Dance with Dragons // Pietro Novelli, Cain Killing Abel // unknown (x) // Genesis 4:9 // Joan Didion, South and West // Sherlock, S1EP1 // 520 Studios, I Wanted To Feel Loved Without Feeling Like I Was Begging For It // by twitter user @/thehauntedqueen.

web weaving on: Jaehaerys Targaryen & the grief of losing a child // Sunfyre & his eternal devotion // Alicent & Gwayne (coming soon)

[thatsaysthebibble]

why is he so cute AUGH

[ultrameganicolaokay]

The House of Secrets #91 ‘The Eagle's Talon!’, ‘Please, Don't Cry, Johnny!’ and 'There Are Two of Me… and One Must Die!’ (1971) by Gerry Conway, Murphy Anderson, Jerry Grandenetti, Wally Wood, Sam Glanzman and others. Edited by Joe Orlando. Cover by Neal Adams.

House of Secrets #91 - DC, May 1971.

Cover art by Neal Adams.

[krafty1]

"A Connecticut Ice Cream Man In King Arthur's Court"

ImageCredit: DC Comics The House of Secrets #123 Cover Artist: Frank Robbins Publisher: DC Comics Cover Date: September 1974 I love Bronze Age DC horror comics. Weird War Tales, Black Magic, Doorway to Nightmare, Swamp Thing, House of Mystery, and even Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love. So many great stories are done by some of the best in comics.

[hazelnutsummer]

Madoka ddau; Tumble Tumbling

Turns out crime may not be the only thing on Scar’s plate

Get your context 💥 here 💥

[virtual-paint]

Local man copies neighbor to disastrous effect

[ultrameganicolaokay]

The House of Secrets #115 ‘Nobody Hurts My Brother!’, ‘Remembered Dead’ and ‘Every Man My Killer!’ (1973) by Arnold Drake, Alfredo Alcala, George Kashdan, Alex Niño and others. Edited by Joe Orlando. Cover by Luis Dominguez.

(1974)