Oni Press' revived EC Comics line is paying tribute to its own grisly history with a cover that pays tribute to the most infamous and iconic horror comic of all time.

Hello Darkness #1 & EC Comics' Epitaphs From The Abyss #1 on the Cover of Next Week's Diamond Previews Catalog. Published Fri, 26 Apr 2024 11:57:10 -0500 by Rich Johnston ...

One of history's rarest horror comics, EC Comics' Tales of ... and Vault-Keeper on a classic infinity cover. ... impact of EC Comics during a transformative period in the history of the comic book ...

The new EC Comics horror hosts debut in the double-sized Epitaphs From the Abyss #1 on July 24, the Wednesday of Comic-Con International in San Diego. They’re featured on a variant cover from ...

Ahead of FOC, Oni also announced that it is reaffirming its previous announcement that all non-incentive A cover and B covers for the first three issues of both series – spanning Epitaphs From ...

The new EC Comics horror hosts debut in the double-sized Epitaphs From the Abyss #1 on July 24, the Wednesday of Comic-Con International in San Diego. They’re featured on a variant cover from ...

In the early 1950s, EC Comics was the bad boy of comic publishers. Its comics such as Tales From the Crypt, Weird Science and Two-Fisted Tales sold millions in mid-century America. Unfortunately ...

The cover designs will feel familiar to EC Comics fans: ... The hearings resulted in comic book publishers founding the Comics Code Authority, to self-impose standards on what comics could depict.

That line of comics is set to expand this summer with the debut of Blood Type, a vampire-themed series that spins out of the pages of the anthology book Epitaphs From the Abyss. IGN can ...

The cover designs will feel familiar to EC Comics fans: ... The hearings resulted in comic book publishers founding the Comics Code Authority, to self-impose standards on what comics could depict.

One of EC Comics covers with a titled designed to attract readers. ... The U.S. Senate held hearings about what was referred to as the "comic book menace" in 1954.