Eerie Tales

A short-lived but visually distinctive horror anthology from I. W. Publishing, Eerie Tales ran for just four issues between 1963 and 1964. The series is most associated with the lurid, boldly colored cover art of L. B. Cole, while interior stories were handled by regulars like Ben Brown and Jay Disbrow. Though brief, it stands as a late-era example of pre-Code-style horror comics, carrying a grim, atmospheric tone that harkens back to the genre's 1950s heyday.