Danger

Published by S.E.P.P. from 1973 to 1976, Danger was a 18-issue anthology series that delivered a rotating slate of suspense, crime, and supernatural stories, each issue packed with standalone tales. While no single creative team defined its entire run, the series offered a gritty, unpredictable showcase for emerging and established talents of the era, often leaning into the darker, more experimental edges of 1970s comics. For fans of short-form genre fiction, Danger remains a compelling snapshot of the period's pulp-infused storytelling.