Shock

A grim, short-lived horror anthology from the late 1960s, Shock was published by the Stanley Morse imprint and ran for 15 issues, featuring macabre tales of monsters, madness, and the supernatural. The series is most notable for its roster of artists, including the grotesque, meticulously detailed work of Basil Wolverton, alongside the more conventional horror stylings of Charles Sultan and Charles Nicholas. It stands as a curious artifact of the era, offering a raw, unpolished glimpse into the pre-Code horror revival before the medium's shifting tastes.