Chilling Tales of Horror

Stanley Morse’s Chilling Tales of Horror ran for 11 issues from 1969 to 1971, a short-lived but atmospheric entry in the pre-Code horror revival. Published by a small independent press, the series leaned on the moody, shadowy artwork of regulars like Al Camy, Dick Beck, and George Wilhelms to deliver its macabre vignettes. While never a major player, it remains a curious artifact of the era’s underground horror comics scene.