Eerie #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Image of Bluebeard!" opens with a chilling mystery from World War I: a phantom plane that destroys both Allied and Axis forces without mercy. When a lone pilot is sent to intercept it, he glimpses the pilot’s face—only to wish he’d never seen it at all. Written by Larry Ivie and brought to life by George Evans’s haunting art and Ben Oda’s sharp lettering, this eerie tale from Eerie #1 (1965) delivers a chilling blend of wartime suspense and supernatural dread, all framed by Jack Davis’s striking cover.
In "Image of Bluebeard!" from Eerie #1 (1965), Monica’s marriage to Brian feels increasingly hollow, her days filled with silence and solitude. As her unease grows, she begins to wonder if her husband’s secretive absences hide a far darker truth—one rooted in the grim legend of Bluebeard.
In the fog of World War I, a phantom plane cuts through the sky, gunning down both German and American pilots without warning. When a lone American flyer is sent to intercept it, he gets a terrifying glimpse of the pilot’s face—something he’ll never forget, and wishes he never had.
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↩ Reprints Creepy #2 (1965)
Reprinted in Creepy #7 (1966), Creepy #8 (1966), Vampus #6 (1972), Vampus #34 (1974), Macabre #8 (1975), Creepy The Classic Years #[nn] (1991), Eerie Greatest Hits #[nn] (1994), Eerie Archives #1 (2009), Illustrators Special Issue #14 - First Edition (2022), Eerie Archives #1 (2023)
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