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Comic And Book Related => Blog and Site Links => Topic started by: Nyarlathotep on July 02, 2010, 01:35:27 PM
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Another site I've gotten a lot of enjoyment from, The Horrors of it All (http://thehorrorsofitall.blogspot.com/) blog. It features a lot of pre-code horror comic stories and other niftiness.
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Another site I've gotten a lot of enjoyment from, The Horrors of it All (http://thehorrorsofitall.blogspot.com/) blog. It features a lot of pre-code horror comic stories and other niftiness.
A favored blog -- tons of good stuff!
B.
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"and other niftiness" - love it.
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I have found that a lot of material that he posts hasn't been posted at any sites that I visit.
His images have been really nicely edited, and he usually includes the cover and an ad, posting a couple stories from a single book over a number of days.
Great visual treats from Karswell. I am a big fan.
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You may have caught these already, but I posted some Karswell scans as cbrs recently, with his permission of course.
Chamber of Chills 008 with three stories and Chamber of Chill 023 with 4 stories.
I really like the way he brightens the page, brings up the white and deepens the colors. Ha, I just realized how incongruous that sounds. He brightens the page when he brings us tales of death and mayhem.
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great job compiling and posting those, Max. And even better that you credit Karswell.
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The Horrors of it All site is what lead me to searching for downloads of older Horror Comics on the net, that search finally led me to this board.
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"The Bloody Pulp" is a great blog site, if like me, you really dig the B&W horror comic magazines from the late `60's and early `70's. It's strickly Eerie Publishing though, no Warren or Skywald stuff.
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Most of those are reprints of pre-code gold. Some of it is redone. I ran into a story that was reprinted like the original but reprinted later with a new name and some more modern looking touchups
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"The Bloody Pulp" is a great blog site, if like me, you really dig the B&W horror comic magazines from the late `60's and early `70's. It's strickly Eerie Publishing though, no Warren or Skywald stuff.
I checked out Bloody Pulp and found a few other great sites with downloads of some fine comics, but I'm not so sure that some aren't still copyright protected so I won't say which sites I found just yet.
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I have found that a lot of material that he posts hasn't been posted at any sites that I visit.
His images have been really nicely edited, and he usually includes the cover and an ad, posting a couple stories from a single book over a number of days.
Great visual treats from Karswell. I am a big fan.
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Yes! This is an excellent blog! The other great thing is that they all link together, so if you find one you are off and running on a cyber journey!
Builderboy: Great choice of avatar: Stardust! He's a real gem to me. I am going to put together a Stardust cbr for my own enjoyment. I'm an artist myself and am even tempted to redraw the story from Fantastic #12 for fun-- it's only 6 pages! Stardust is smooth with the ladies:
"Would you like to come to my private star? It's very restful there."
Ha!