Creepy #64
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Forgotten Flesh," hard-edged survivor Hard John Apple roams the post-apocalyptic plains of Kansas, guarding what’s left of his territory while wrestling with the eerie mystery of an ICBM silo—its systems long dormant, its purpose unclear. Written by Jim Stenstrum and brought to life with grotesque, unforgettable art by Richard Corben, this Creepy #64 tale blends cold dread with the quiet desperation of a man out of time. The cover, a surreal collaboration by Larry Todd and Vaughn Bodé, captures the story’s unsettling tone in sharp, shadowed detail.
In "An Angel Shy of Hell!" from Creepy #64, Hard John Apple—ruler of a post-apocalyptic Kansas—roams the scorched plains, guarding his territory and wrestling with the mysterious mechanics of an ICBM silo, unsure if he’s a savior or a relic of a dead world.
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Reprinted in Comic Reader #108 (1974), Vampus #40 (1974), Vampus #41 (1975), Comix International #3 (1975), Creepy #28 (1976), Creepy #21 (1977), Warren Presents: Future World Comix #[nn] (1978), Creepy #29 (1979), Eerie #106 (1979), 1984 #13 (1982), Creepy #144 (1983), Creepy Almanaque #1985 (1984), Beta Comic Art Collection #4 (1985), Heavy Metal Special Editions #2 (1998), Creepy Presents Bernie Wrightson #[nn] (2011), Creepy Presents Richard Corben #[nn] (2012)
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