Art by Luis Dominguez

Dark Shadows!

Horror comic covers can be quite explicit but the best often suggest rather than show the terror. One of the best techniques for this is the shadow. The artist gives you a suggestive outline but not the full monty. In a small group of tales, the monster is actually a shadow. These stories date back to stories like A. Merritt’s Creep, Shadow (Argosy, September 8- October 20, 1934). George R. R. Martin used the idea in his Song of Fire and Ice, with the Red Witch giving birth to such fearsome progeny.

Art by Ogden Whitney
Art by Ed Moritz
Art by Ogden Whitney
Art by Curt Swan
Art by John Prentice
Art by Mike Kaluta
Art by Mike Kaluta
Art by Luis Dominguez
Art by Nick Cardy
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Art by Sheldon Moldoff
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Art by Dick Dillon and Sheldon Moldoff
Art by Jack Sparling
Art by Nick Cardy
Art by Murphy Anderson
Art by Neal Adams
Artist Unknown
Art by Luis Dominguez
Art by Larry Lieber and Frank Giacoia
Art by Pat Boyette
Art by Tom Sutton
Art by Gil Kane and John Romita

 

Occult Noir and Mythos meet!
The classic Mythos collection!