The Twilight Zone

In the 1970s, Magazine Management brought Rod Serling’s iconic anthology to the comics page, with The Twilight Zone (1973–1982) spanning just six issues. Known for eerie, twist-ending tales that mirrored the TV series’ signature blend of science fiction, horror, and the uncanny, the title featured moody painted covers by George Wilson and interior art from European and American talents like Giovanni Ticci and Luis Dominguez. Though brief, this run stands as a moody, lesser-known artifact of the franchise’s pre-modern comic legacy, capturing the series’ unsettling spirit in a compact, visually distinctive package.