Eerie Archives #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis inaugural volume of the Eerie Archives series from Dark Horse reprints the first several issues of the classic horror anthology comic Eerie, originally published by Warren Publishing in the mid-1960s. Featuring a mix of eerie tales and macabre artwork, it showcases early work from legendary creators like Archie Goodwin, Steve Ditko, and Frank Frazetta, capturing the spirit of the pre-Comics Code horror revival.
"Image of Bluebeard!" from Eerie Archives #1 (2023) delivers a chilling tale of ambition and hubris, rooted in the eerie atmosphere of northern England. Written by Archie Goodwin and illustrated with stark intensity by Reed Crandall—whose pencils and inks bring the story’s grotesque visions to life—this haunting narrative follows a desperate experiment that spirals into horror. The cover, a striking piece by Frank Frazetta, captures the tale’s gothic dread with its dramatic, otherworldly flair.
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In a remote part of northern England, aging and infirm scientist, Dr. Sebastian, convinces his once pupil, the surgeon Dr. King, to transplant his brain into an unliving body he created from two corpses. The transplant is successful but King is horrified to see that his mentor has turned into a power-crazed monster. On a rampage, Sebastian storms past outraged villagers and is struck down by lightning attracted to the metal electrodes in his neck. The only thing left of the scientist is a pile of ashes.
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