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emberology 's review for:
The Mammoth Book of Best Horror Comics
by Matt Hollingsworth, Michael T. Gilbert, Serena Valentino, John Stanley, Frank Brunner, Vince Locke, Steve Oliff, Howie Anderson, Ferran Sostres, Pete Von Sholly, Stuart Kerr, Jack Katz, Matt Fox, Tim Sale, Stephen Sennitt, Lou Cameron, Don Heck, Robert Martin, Dave Hitchcock, Chuck Regan, Rudy Palais, Steve Niles, Tom Sutton, Socar Myles, Maelo Cintron, Ben Templesmith, Jerry Grandenetti, A.C. Hollingsworth, James Fletcher, Arthur Suydam, Jay Disbrow, Jack Abel, Mike Ploog, Pete Morisi, Gerald Altman, Jack Cole, Edward Fedory, Roy Thomas, Mike Hoffman, Peter Normanton, Augustine Funnell, Bruce Jones, Joe Gill, Otto Binder, Rand Holmes, Grant Margetts, Bill Benulis, John D'Agostino, Foo Swee Chin, John Coulthart, Michael Wm. Kaluta
The decision to publish even the colour comics in black and white was probably not the best. I thought it was my eyes only, but apparently not. I doubt a magnifying glass would have helped much, especially in Dunwich Horror.
I was mostly interested in the older ones, but even they weren't exactly the best horror comics of the era. The later comics on the other hand were too bare-breasts-in-your-face-to-divert-you-from-the-ridiculous-story.
Worth the read for the pre-1960s section I guess, but not particularly impressive as a whole.
I was mostly interested in the older ones, but even they weren't exactly the best horror comics of the era. The later comics on the other hand were too bare-breasts-in-your-face-to-divert-you-from-the-ridiculous-story.
Worth the read for the pre-1960s section I guess, but not particularly impressive as a whole.