Riot

Marvel's Riot was a short-lived but punchy anthology series that ran for six issues from 1954 to 1956, showcasing the work of a rotating roster of top-tier talent including Stan Lee on scripts and artists like John Severin, Joe Maneely, and Dan DeCarlo. Each issue packed a mix of crime, horror, and suspense tales, reflecting the pre-superhero era's appetite for gritty, twist-filled short stories. Though brief, the series stands as a snapshot of Marvel's mid-1950s output, capturing the versatile storytelling and dynamic art that would later define the company's Silver Age.