Danger

Danger (1963–1964) was a seven-issue horror-suspense anthology from I. W. Publishing's Super Comics line, a short-lived imprint that repurposed old material for the early-1960s newsstand. The series is most associated with artists Al Hartley, Gerald Altman, and Jack Sparling, who delivered moody, atmospheric work across its brief run. While not a landmark title, it offers a curious glimpse into the era's low-budget, pre-Code-influenced horror comics revival.