Creepy Things

Joe Gill and Pat Boyette anchored this short-lived 1970s horror anthology from Charlton Comics, which ran for four issues. Featuring atmospheric art by Enrique Nieto and Récréo Studio alongside Boyette's own contributions, the series delivered a compact run of eerie, standalone tales. It stands as a modest but effective entry in the Bronze Age horror boom, showcasing Charlton's willingness to mine the macabre with a rotating roster of genre talent.