Black Cat Comics #37

Promising "Strangest Tales of Fear and Superstition," this 1952 Harvey horror entry delivers a genuinely unsettling cover by Warren Kremer — a white-gowned woman flees desperately through a moonlit graveyard while a horde of rotting, lurching undead close in from every direction. A tombstone caption ominously teases the story within, titled "The Moth," hinting at a fate worse than the grave itself. Kremer's atmospheric linework makes this ten-cent issue a fine snapshot of early-'50s horror comics at their most chillingly effective.