Random Reads: "Where Walks the Werewolf!" by Wein and Crandall

HoOOOw's it shakin', Groove-ophiles! It's time for another werewolf tale as told by yet another terrifying team of truly titanic talents! From Creatures On the Loose #13 (June 1971) here's "Where Walks the Werewolf!" by Len Wein and Reed Crandall!

Groove's Faves: "Tell-Tale Heart" by Poe, Goodwin, and Crandall

One of the greatest crime/horror stories in all of literature is Edgar Allan Poe's "Tell-Tale Heart". This classic has been adapted into nearly every entertainment medium--more than once--and probably will continue to worm its way into the popular consciousness for...perhaps...ever. Here's a classic comicbook version by Archie Goodwin and Reed Crandall. These scans come from Comix International #4 (1976), but the story was first published in black and white in Creepy #3 in 1965.

Black and White Wednesday: "The Soul and the Shadow" by Fox and Crandall

Hey, Groove-ophiles! Didja know that right smack-dab in the middle of Creepy #58 (October 1973) lies a very cool sword and sorcery tale by Golden Age greats Gardner Fox (writer) and Reed Crandall (artist)? Well, it does! And here it is!

Science Fiction Theater: Flash Gordon and the Elders' Deathtrap" by Pearson and Crandall

Greetings, Groove-ophiles! What better way to spend a sci-fi Saturday than with the granddaddy of sci-fi super-heroes, Flash Gordon? When newspaper comic strip syndicate King Features dipped their toes into the comicbook publishing arena during the Batmania-fueled late 1960s, they sure did it up right! Take for example "Flash Gordon and the Elders' Deathtrap" from Flash Gordon #8 (cover-dated September 1967). Written by the mega-prolific Bill Pearson with art by the great Reed Crandall, one would be hard-pressed to find a more far-out and fabulous sci-fi comicbook.