Out of the Night

Out of the Night, published by American Comics Group from 1952 to 1954, was a 17-issue horror anthology series that leaned into the eerie and the uncanny. Under the steady hand of writer Richard Hughes and with atmospheric art from regulars like Milt Knopf, Art Gates, and Dick Beck, each issue offered a self-contained tale of suspense and the supernatural. Though short-lived, the series stands as a solid example of the pre-Code horror boom, delivering chill after chill without the need for recurring monsters or heroes.