Vampyr

Frank Frazetta's iconic, visceral cover art graced all five issues of this short-lived Swedish horror-comics anthology from Semic Press. Published in the early 1970s, Vampyr delivered a potent mix of macabre tales, leaning heavily on the gothic and the grotesque. While the series is most remembered today for featuring Frazetta's powerful paintings on its covers, it also provided a platform for European and American horror artists of the era. Its brief run remains a striking artifact of the international comics boom's fascination with the supernatural.