Poul Anderson

Gordon R. Dickson

Phil Foglio

Nicola Cuti

Lela Dowling

Hoka

Doug Moench

Cody Goodfellow

Joe Harris

Dan Braun

Craig Haffner

Uncle Creepy is back with the third thick and icky issue of _Creepy_! This issue Doug Moench and Angelo Torres team up to tell a tale of demonic devotion and organized crime, Joe Harris and Jason Shawn Alexander wrap up their warped three-parter, "The Curse," and a weird revisionist look back at the fall of the Nazi empire reveals a shocking truth--evil never dies! Plus an all-new "Loathsome Lore", a bonus _Creepy_ classic story, and more! "Terrifyingly good!" - Cory Doctorow, _boingboing.net_

Creepy #3

Taking off on her rocket-cycle, Starflake is set for a visit with her girlfriend, Tauristar, at the Deep Space Ranger Academy, when the engine quits. Her bike is caught in the grip of the gravitational field of the Junkyard Planet. She crash lands but falls into a stack of tires, saving her life. However, her cycle goes up in flames stranding her on the planet. The mysterious character called the Junkyard Man gives her a cart and tells her to pick through the junkyard villages for parts for a new bike. But the villages are miles apart. On her shopping trek she encounters human-sized junkyard rats, a wild speed boat race through dangerous swamps, Leonardo the weird artist who creates living statues, and the unseen Big AI who tosses Star into the deadly prison known as the Cube. Only a violent revolt from unruly pirates can save her. This episode is a life changer for Star because she must decide if she should advance her age to that of a teen and if she should join the Deep Space Rangers. Don't miss this one.

Starflake Picks the Junkyard Planet

Roger McKenzie

Esteban Maroto

Bruce Jones

Archie Goodwin

Pierce Askegren

Cary Bates

Val Mayerik

Marc Laidlaw

Bill DuBay

Chris Adames

Jeff Easley

Alex Nino

T. Casey Brennan

Jean Michel Martin

Bob Toomey

The terror continues in the fear-fraught twelfth volume of Vampirella Archives! This collection revisits some of the finest tales of horror hostess Vampirella ever seen in the Warren Publishing library, plus a delightfully devilish selection of the era's best horror and science fiction stories. With space pirates, mermaids, bloodsuckers, and renegade wizards running amok within these pages, fearless readers will thrill to the creative talents of such horror luminaries as Archie Goodwin, Bruce Jones, Jose Gonzalez, Bill DuBay, and many more. This edition of Vampirella Archives collects Vampirella Magazine #80-88, and features a wealth of bonus materials from a bygone era, including the "Feary Tales" feature on urban legends, the monthly "Scarlet Letters" column, "Vampi's Vault" of creator biographies and literary reviews, and intact vintage advertisements.

Vampirella Archives Vol 12

Steve Englehart

Vampirella Magazine #78

Len Wein

Gerry Boudreau

More exciting horror and science fiction tales are collected in this eleventh volume of Vampirella Archives. These classic Warren-era storylines showcase Vampirella's acting career as she meets supernatural menaces both on-screen and off, plus tales of ghosts, dragons, zombies, yetis, and all matter of unearthly danger. Collecting Vampirella Magazine #72-79, featuring the work of Jose Gonzalez, Esteban Maroto, Bruce Jones, Len Wein, and many more. Includes a wealth of bonus materials from a bygone era, including the "Feary Tales" feature on urban legends, the monthly "Scarlet Letters" column, "Vampi's Vault" of creator biographies and literary reviews, and intact vintage advertisements.

Vampirella Archives Vol 11

Guillermo Saccomanno

Vampirella Magazine #72

Michael Fleisher

Rich Margopoulos

Don McGregor

David Allikas

What terrors lurk within the final volume of the Vampirella Archives? The incomparable horror hostess offers you a guided tour of the Warren Publishing library, presenting the era's greatest anthology of horror and science fiction by such comics luminaries as Bill DuBay, Gonzalo Mayo, Rich Margopoulos, Jose Gonzalez, Luis Bermejo, Nicola Cuti, Bruce Jones, and many more. This edition of Vampirella Archives collects Vampirella Magazine #104-112, and features a wealth of bonus materials from a bygone era, including the "Feary Tales" feature on urban legends, the monthly "Scarlet Letters" column, "Vampi's Vault" of creator biographies and literary reviews, and intact vintage advertisements.

Vampirella Archives Vol. 15

Budd Lewis

William Dubay

Creepy Archives Volume 27 opens one crypt too many to expose a writhing mass of frightful fun, reanimating classic tales of terror from the most harrowing horror series in comics history! Featuring stories by the finest writers and artists of the day, including William DuBay, Alfredo Alcala, Nicola Cuti, and Budd Lewis, Creepy Archives brings the fear to new generations of readers . . . and victims!

Creepy Archives Volume 27

Bill Morrison

Otto Binder

Fandom's favorite fright fiend Uncle Creepy is back with another insanity-inducing issue of his hit new _Creepy_ comics! From the darkest corners of the human heart, and from the most demented pockets of the human mind, here comes another smorgasbord of screams to get you through the night. This issue features the second chapter of the most vile revisionist take on World War II imaginable, as writer Dan Braun and Craig Haffner team up with artist Kevin Ferrara on the mind-bending conclusion of "X-Change." Plus, an all-new "Loathsome Lore" featuring the fantastically freakish art of _The Goon_'s Eric Powell, as well as brand-new work from Michael Wm. Kaluta, Bill Morrison, the amazing Angelo Torres, and more! "New _Creepy_ is terrifyingly good!" --Cory Doctorow, _boingboing.net_

Creepy #4

When General Chu offered Starflake the position of Deep Space Ranger Cadet, Star wasn't certain she was ready to give up her freedom as a Cosmic Sprite, a creature who can live in space without any life support, but out of respect for General Chu she agreed to give it a try. Her fellow cadets harassed her and when she scored the highest rating in her every test, she was forced to into hand-to-hand combat with the lead tormentor, Corporal Ogre. While she was training, a deadly force was gathering in a hidden section of the galaxy, a fleet of pirate ships was growing more powerful every day, under the command of Admiral Sun. A spy aboard Admiral Sun's flagship was feeding important data to the DSR but the spy's position had become dangerous and the only one the spy trusted to extract her, was Star because the spy was Star's fellow Cosmic Sprite, Constellation.

A Deep Space Ranger Adventure

Dark Constellation

Nicola Cuti

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