Creepy #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Duel of the Monsters!" from Creepy #7 (1966), Monica’s quiet marriage to Brian takes a chilling turn as her loneliness deepens and her suspicions grow—what if her husband is not who he claims to be, but the infamous Bluebeard, hiding a dark secret behind his gentle smile? Written by Bill Pearson and brought to life with eerie precision by Joe Orlando on art and inks, this story unfolds with creeping dread, while Frank Frazetta’s iconic cover captures the tale’s haunting tension.
In "Image of Bluebeard!", Monica’s quiet marriage to Brian slowly unravels as her loneliness deepens and strange shadows from the past begin to surface—leading her to wonder if her husband is hiding a monstrous secret beneath his calm exterior.
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↩ Reprints Eerie #1 (1965), Creepy #6 (1965)
Reprinted in Creepy Yearbook #1968 (1967), Creepy Yearbook #1969 (1968), Creepy #23 (1968), Creepy #1 (1969), Eerie #1 (1969), Creepy Yearbook #1970 (1969), The Best of Creepy #5368 (1971), Vampus #3 (1971), Famous Monsters of Filmland #88 (1972), Vampus #6 (1972), Vampus #7 (1972), Creepy #11 (1972), Vampus #10 (1972), Creepy #48 (1972), Vampus #22 (1973), Vampus #25 (1973), Rufus #6 (1973), Creepy #19 (1974), Macabre #6 (1974), Creepy #74 (1975), Creepy #20 (1977), Eerie #124 (1981), Creepy #139 (1982), Creepy #142 (1982) + 10 more
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