The Black Knight

Ernest Schroeder Was A 

Very Good Artist Whose Artwork

I Was Not Familiar With Till 

Recently. Schroeder Worked For Hillman Comics Illustrating Airboy

 And The Heap Before Working On Toby's The Black Knight.

 Here's A Nice Example 

Of His Work.

Swamp Monsters

Another Before And After

Job From Eerie Publications.

The Original "The Life Of Riley"

Is From Beware 8 And Drawn By

Mr. Eerie Pubs Himself Myron Fass. 

The Reworked Story "Swamp Monsters" Is From Tales Of Voodoo 4 And Drawn In All It's Gory Glory By The Great Dick Ayers.

The New Story By Dick Ayers

The Witch Of Doom

It's Cheesy Horror Comics

Time Again With Another

Eerie Publications Classic.

"The Witch Of Doom" Is From

Tales Of Voodoo 14 With Art

By Torre Repiso. This Story

Was Originally Published In

Web Of Mystery As "The Dead

Dance On Halloween" In 1951.

And The Original Story

Monsters vs Heroes: the Blue Beetle

The character known as the Blue Beetle is one of the most resilient properties in all of comics. Readers have been able to follow his adventures, via multiple personas, in every decade since the 1930’s. In the golden age version he was police officer Dan Garrett, who was frustrated by the legal niceties that hampered his efforts in his official profession. So at night he donned a bulletproof, chain mail suit and dosed himself with a custom pharmaceutical called ‘2-X vitamin’ and fought crime as a vigilante.

He was probably the most popular of the mystery men offered by Fox Publishing and found his way into other media like newspapers and radio. Today’s posting is a relatively late one for this version of BB, being published in PHANTOM LADY #13 in August of 1947. In this tale BB matches up ‘The Mummy Who Never Died”


Pat 

Before The Storm

Published In Classics Illustrated's

"The World Around Us" 26

Here Are A Couple Of Beautifully

Drawn Civil War Stories 

By Gray Morrow

And Angelo Torres With

A Fantastic Painted Cover

By Norman Nodel.