Creepy Archives Volume 22, by Various

Creepy Archives Volume 22, by Various

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Creepy Archives Volume 22, by Various

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Mechanized weapons of hominid destruction, murderous swamp beasts, ravenous alien hybrids, and other bizarre monsters hunt for careless humans in Creepy Archives Volume 22, which collects issues #104 through #107 of Warren Publishing's infamous horror anthology! This era of Creepy finds the original magazines hitting themes such as deadly robots, classic horror creatures, sword and sorcery, and sci-fi terrors! This beautiful hardcover also features timeless tales by titans Russ Heath, John Severin, Len Wein, Bruce Jones, Larry Hama, Jim Starlin, Terry Austin, Alfredo Alcala, and many others--as well as all original fan pages and letters columns!

Creepy Archives Volume 22, by Various

• Amazon Sales Rank: #749118 in Books
• Published on: 2015-09-29
• Released on: 2015-09-29
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 11.15" h x .91" w x 8.76" l, .0 pounds
• Binding: Hardcover
• 248 pages

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. How it was in 1979 By Jason Kerr Creepy Archives 22 start off with a truly great cover done by Esteban Maroto who has been missing from Warren magazines during that time period. This cover comes from issue 105. Another one of the missing is Ken Kelly who put an Exterminator robot on the cover of issue 104. The final two issue covers are done by Roman Kukalis. Regarding the issues themselves, we have reached early 1979 and as can be expected, with the Star Wars phenomena still going on, there is a heavy tilt towards Sci-Fi. Thematic issues continue with #104 (robots), #106 (sword & sorcery) and #107 (all Sci-Fi). My opinion is that the best issue is the non-thematic one (# 105). “Shrivel” written by Bob Toomey / art by Val Mayerik is a Creepy classic in that it is very off beat and humorous and I truly haven’t seen a story like this since Rich Corben used to do them. I will not give away the plot. # 105 also has a vampire story, a werewolf story, aliens and an unnamable monster. I think the surprise story in #106 is “The Art of Killing” written by Larry Hama and drawn by Mayerik. It was great to read an exotic martial arts story in a horror/Sci-Fi magazine. One thing that was sad to see was an advertisement on page 109. Sci-Fi posters for sale are on this page and they are awesome to look at but these were color posters and I have an old Warren magazine that you could really spend some time looking at them in awe. Too bad we don’t know who the artists were and that I didn’t buy one back in the day. Warren magazines were loaded with advertising and for you who are nostalgia buffs, Star Wars memorabilia dominated for a long time. I wish Dark Horse would have included some of that (not all of it…just some) to get a feel for what was selling back then. Getting back to this archives, this one rates four stars for artwork and stories. I just felt that there weren’t too many stories that really blew me away. However, with that said, there’s really nothing that bad here. For many of you who may have never seen these stories before, you will probably enjoy them very much.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Great collection despite some major glitches By Dean Wirth Aside from that awful first story this is a pretty good offering from the warren archives. Alex Nino offers some weird but wonderful tales, clowns exiled to the moon but makes them work. A hilarious portly dragon eats a motley kingdom in another. There is a traditional werewolf but even that is given twist at the end. All well done, except for covers 3 and 4 done by an artist I won't even name, they would have been better off just putting a panel from one of the stories, they're that bad. Heavy Metal and Epic were outshining them but warren still had a stable of incredible artists, and some really bad new ones. The good outweighs the bad you just have to get past that first story and the third and fourth covers.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Great art, a good read By NicK Great art,a good read, I enjoyed it.

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Creepy Archives Volume 22, by Various