Villa Of The Vampire

According to Wikipedia "Challenge of the Unknown 6" was used as example of violent and gruesome imagery in the 1950s U.S Congressional Inquiries into the influence of comic books on Juvenile Delinquency that led to the Comics Code Authority. Here's "Villa Of The Vampire" from "Challenge Of The Unknown 6" and after the Eerie Publications rework "The Vampire Lives". It also looks like DC 

"reworked" the title of this 

book a bit for one of their classic 

Silver Age Superhero Teams.

Curse Of The Vampire

A Classic Neal Adams Story

"Curse Of The Vampire" From

Creepy 14 Might Be My Favorite

Work By Him. The Early Warren Magazines, In My Opinion,

Assembled The Greatest Group

Of Artists In The Silver 

Age Of Comics And Here's 

Another Example.

All Girl-Ghoul Movies Of The Macabre

From Skywald's Psycho Magazine

A Few Reviews Of Some Of

My Favorite 1970's B- Movies:

"Blood And Lace", "Murders In The

Rue Morgue", "Deep Thrust"

And "The House That Screamed"

 And Here's The Full Movie Of 
"The House That Screamed"

The Stalkers

Back In The Late 60's I Was Given 

Issue 6 Of Creepy And It's Still One 

Of My Favorite Comic Books Ever! Here's Alex Toth At His Artistic Peak With A Classic Sci-fi Story Written 

By Archie Goodwin "The Stalkers".

The Creature

During The Early Sixties Horror 

Craze Dell Publishing Licensed Four Classic Universal Monster 

Characters For Comic Book Adaptations. Here's The Creature

From The Black Lagoon With Art 

By Bob Jenny And A Great

Cover By Vic Prezio!