Zombie

In the mid-1970s, Atlas/Seaboard offered a brief, gruesome foray into horror with Zombie, a three-issue series that leaned into the undead craze. Writers Carl Wessler, Doug Moench, and John Warner crafted tales of shambling corpses and supernatural dread, brought to life by the moody, detailed artwork of Alfredo Alcala, Earl Norem, and Pablo Marcos. Though short-lived, the series stands as a distinctive artifact of its era, showcasing the publisher's attempt to compete with the horror boom and the talents of veteran illustrators known for their atmospheric, macabre style.