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EDITOR: Russ Jones STORY EDITOR: Archie Goodw LETTERING: Ben Oda

STAFF ARTISTS: Reed Cr indoll, Jack Davis, George Evans, Frank Frazetta (cover), Gray
Morrow, Joe Orlando, Angelo Torres, Al Williamson

CONTENTS SIR, WE'RE

SENDING ON
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DON'T LIKE
\THIS_' SIR,
ALL FREQUENCIES. J THAT TEST
THEY'RE J SHIP THAT
SWAMPED
MEET A CONVICT, THREE VAMPIRES, AND A
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BUT NOT YEARS AGO...
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POSSEE FOR A TALE IN THE TRUE "CREEPY"

ANSWERING// HOW DO WE
TRADITION. 5 KNOW IT WASN'T
THE VICTIW OF
ALIEN ATTACK.'

TELL TALE
HEART
THE FIRST "CREEPY CLASSIC", THIS ONE FROM
THEPEN OF EDGAR ALLAN POE 13

HOWLING
SUCCESS
EVER OUTSMART A WEREWOLF? BILL SCHNEIDER
DID. BUT WE THINK THE WEREWOLF HAS PLANS
FOR OL'BILL

HAUNTED
BELIEVE IN GHOSTS? THEY'RE QUITE REAL, YOU
KNOW! JUST PACK YOUR BAGS AND BE UNCLE
CREEPY-S GUEST IN A HAUNTED HOTEL!

INCIDENT IN
THE BEYOND ..
A
BLAST OFF! HOWEVER, NO TRIP UNCLE CREEPY
TAKES US ON IS WITHOUT INCIDENT. W It

RETURN TRIP
THAT ARTHUR FORREST IS SURE A ROTTEN GUY
FOR COMING BACK FROM THE GRAVE AFTER
THREE YEARS.

IL PRIVILEGES PENDING 1
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Ya gotta earn a living even if Gothic Horror. would also I really did it." I really like the
you're dead! Thanks to "Bull- think your fans would enjoy Monster Comics in Warren Pub-
winkle" artist, Al Kilgore, I
stories In the same vein as Hshing's second addition.
was able to do a little moon- those written by the late HP. MONSTER WORLD, but a
lighting. (See Below) UC. Lovcoaft . . . whole magazine of them is

UNCLE Ireally like your magazine

because of the surprise end-
ings. They are really what
makes the magazine. Also Ecchlthink the story
Scott
Marsha town, Iowa
Wyatt
1 1
just too
Tim
much, it's great!!!

Calgary,
Duffin
Alberta, Canada

CREEPY
I
I

hope you keep up this article "Spawn of the Cat People" This is def-nte'v a mag-
. .
called "Loathsome Lore." My
.

was te'nble. but don't ever azine to read at midnight . .

favorite story was the one lose Reed Crandall! He drew I think you should change the
called "Wardrobe of Monsters" the story wonderfully . Give . .
color of CREEPY so you can't
because like werewolves,
I
my regards to Joe Orlando, he's miss it on the stand, some-
vampires and such. The one I
as good as ever . .
thing to catch ti"e eye , . .

liked least was "I, Robot." 1

Guy Rocha Scott Williams
liked it but I liked all the Las Vegas, Nevada Briarcliff Manor, N. Y.
others better. mag- hope this
P. S. What artist
I

makes Uncle
azine lasts a long time.
Creepy?
Dick Gushing I enjoyed this issue very
Murray, Utah much. enjoyed all the stories
I
Makes me what? I make THEM
but best of all "Wardrobe of keep grinding out these fear-
Monsters" and "Ogre's Castle." fables to keep YOU up at mid-
... I like the cover of #2, I would like to know if the night! UC.
however the contents were stories in"Creepy's Loatsome
rather lacking. "I, Robot" Lore" are fact or fiction . . .

YECH) "Loathsome" Lore is Kim Pugh ... My complaint is that

great,'"Cat People" all right, Kenton, Ohio your stories run too much on,
but how about some more of the the same basis when you get
ole fashioned creeps . . . into Werewolves and Vampires.
Chuck Koshiol don't get rid of "Creepy's It always turns out to be the
CREEPY #2 was great! The Paynesville, Minn.
. . .

15 Loathsome Lore", it's shock- townspeople or somebody we'd

cover was much better than "never" suspect Another
ingly stupendous! . . .

the cover of #1. #2's cover thing, don't be afraid to show

Gary Curtis
prepared the reader for some Your stories are great, a little blood and gore in
. . .
Rockford, III.
really weird stuff, which is
you can't be sure how they your panels. Put a little of
just what we got! . And bravo
. .
end. My favorite story that Hammer Films stuff in
will As long as there are real life
for going bi-monthly! Quarterly hope Adam your stories. You seem to do
was "I, Robot." I
fiends who behave like mon-
was just too long a wait! Link will be in every issue all right suggesting horror but
. .
sters, I'll keep educating you
Dave Bibby William Hickey not really getting into it
with my "Loathsome Lore!" . . ,

Verona, N. J.
Chicago, III. UC. Bob Ruiz
Omaha, Nebr.
Much enjoyed your marvel- When the second issue The cover art by Frank Fra-
ous first issue but your sec- came out I didn't hesitate to zetta is really too much. Your
ond was terrific! The cover by buy it. It was better than #1 mag is the best to come along PLEASE! PLEASE! PLEASE!
Frank Franzetta illustrating the and in it liked the story "I,
I
in a long time. The art is Let Jack Davis do all the cover
"Cat People" was such a mas- Robot" and disliked "Spawn I
fabulous. CREEPY is almost work and stories He's just . . .

terpiece it should be framed! think you perfect as it is, but think too much. purchased your
of the Cat People." I I I

... I like the new additions

should print more stories like you should have more of Fra- two magazines and loved them.
"Creepy's Loathsome Lore"
"I, Robot" with Adam Link.. zetta's work . . . You got SOME artists and
and the new letter page. Gary Girolimon Sam Morrell writers . . . Don't forget ... let
What peeved me a little was Manchester, N. H. San Bernardino, Calif. Jack Davis do all the covers
the letter from Glen Robert and stories as well, PLEASE!
Golden of Levittown, Pa., say- Alfred Amarawte
ing how your first issue stunk My robot buddy, Adam Link, You fellows have a real neat Brooklyn, N. C,
and that it wasn't even funny. is out for an oil-change and mag! hope to buy your next
I

He obviously likes humor and tune up, but will be back issue. The cover was a real Hmmmmn! You trying to tell
should stick to comic books. again in issue #4. Watch for blast ... me something? Or is Demon
Burt Wolder it! UC. Karen Gilliland out of the dungeon,
Davis
Reading, Penna. Harlingen, Texas filling our Mail Box with his
You invited suggestions, so own letters?
This is just a short note to here are a few. think all of I I hope all you Franzetta Fiends
ask one thing. HOW THE your artists are great, but I find this issue's cover illus-
HECK DID YOU GET IN THE enjoy Frazetta and Torres best. trating "Return Trip" equally
COMIC STRIP, "BULLWIN- I remember seeing Adam Link
KLE"?!? on the "Outer Limits" and
Bob Clausen hope to see more of him. I

San Mateo, Calif. hope to see more tales of I would like to say "you

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STORY BY EDGAR ALLAN POE; ADAPTED BY ARCHIE GOODWIN ART BY REED CRANDALL
T 15 IMPOSSIBLE TO SAY HOW FIRST THE OBJECT THERE WAS ' T_WAS JU5T GOING TO READ
IPEA ENTEREP MY BRAIN; BUT ONCE NONE. PASSION THERE A LITTLE. BEFORE GOING TO
CONCTEIVEP, IT HAUNTEP ME PAY ANP WAS NONE. X LOVEP B6P. YOU SHOULP RELAX
NIGHT.,. THE OLP MAN-.- YOURSELF, ROBERT. SOME-
TIMES X THINK YOU WORK
TOO HARD
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MADMAN COULP EVER HAVE
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SENTLY-- OPENED THE ALLOWED A THIN BEAM FROM THE

PROCEEPEP WITH THE WISDOM
THE CAUTION...THE FORESIGHT
THAT I DIP THE WEEK BEFORE
X KILLEP THE OLP MAN/
DOOR TO HIS ROOM JUST LANTERN TO FALL ON THE VULTURE
ENOUGH TO ADMIT W\Y EYE..- FOR 5EVEN NIGHTS.' BUT
HEAD AND THE LANTERN, ALWAYS IT WAS CLOSEP AND SO
SOMETIMES TAKING AN IMPOSSIBLE TO DO THE WORK.
HOUR TO DO SO... WOULD FOR IT WAS NOT THE OLD MAN
A MADMAN HAVE BEEN WHO VEXEP ME, BUT HIS EVIL EYE .'

SO WISE AS THIS?

Upon the eighth night i was more than
usually cautious in opening the poor., a
watches minute hand moves more slowly
than did me. i had my head in and was
about to open the lantern when my
thumb slipped on the fastening...
I KEPT STILL AND SAID NOTHING. HIS ROOM WAS
PITCH BLACK WITH THICK DARKNESS, X KNEW HE
COULD NOT SEE THE OPENING OF THE DOOR,
FOR AN HOUR X DID NOT MOVE, BUT NEITHER
WOULD HE LIE DOWN. THEN THERE CAME TO My
EARS A LOW DULL QUICK SOUND...

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thump
THUMP
THUMP
THUMP
THUMP

I KNEW THAT SOUNp/ THE BEATING OF THE
OLP MAN'S HEART/ BUILDING IN ME A
FURY AS THE BEATING OF A DRUM STI-
MULATES A SOLDIER INTO COURAGE...
"THE HELLISH TATTOO OF THE HEART INCREASED. IT GREW
QUICKER AND LOUDER EVER/ INSTANT... I OPENED A
VERY VERY LITTLE CREVICE IN THE. LANTERN.,. A
SINGLE RAY LIKE THE THREAP OF A SPIDER SHOT OUT
FROM THE OPENING, FALLING FULL. OH THE VULTURE
EYE I IT WAS OPEN W/P W/PB OPEN/
Ifyou still think me map, you WILL think so no longer after the WISE PRECAUTIONS 1 TOOK,
FOR CONCEALMENT OF THE. BOPy, THE NIGHT WANEP ANP X WORKEP HASTILY BUT IN SILENCE,
PISMEMBERINjS- THE CORPSE.., HEAP, ARMS, LEGS... PIECE By CAREFUL PIECE...

I TOOK UP THREE PLANKS FROM THE FLOORING- ANP PEPOSITEP ALL BETWEEN THE SCANTLINGS.
I THEN REPLACEP THE BOARPS SO NO HUMAN EYE, NOT EVEN HIS, COULP HAVE PETECTEP ANY-
THING- WRONG. NOTHING TO WASH OUT... NO STAIN ... NO BLOOP- SPOT... THE TUB HAP CAUGHT ALL.'
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MASTER'S AWAY IN THE COUMTR7, I'M THE
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you HEOR!! j
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MY ACUTE SENSE OF HEARIN&
WHEN I. THRUST My HEAP
THROUSH THE WINDOW OF
THE POLICE VAN, THEy
CALLED IT MADNESS/ IT WAS
ONLY TO ESCAPE THE
50UND.' THE BEATING-
OF THE OLD MAN'.
HEART/
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BUM} always reaping
RESULTS.' GET
THE RACING
OUT/ GET A JOB.' MAKE
SOME tAO&Bit
OIU BATTLEAX / OUGHTTA BE SLAP
I SO OUT... LEAVE 'ER ALONE TO
STUFF HER FACE AN' SET FATTER
ANP
THAT'S F?!HT, BIS MOUTH... YOU THINK
1 NEVtR COME THROU6H WITH ANY-
THING- ...TONIGHT I'M. TAKIN' you WITH
ME TO MEET MY PARTNER IN THIS
LATEST PEAL.' THEN LET'S HEAR
you SQUAWK/
SOON AS HE COMES, I'LL SHOVE
HER FORWARD, THEN JUMP IN THE
CAR...BIAST IT! WHERE IS
THAT STUPID WEREWOLF?

HEM, HEM.' GOES TO SHOW YOU

NO MATTER HOW LONG YOU LIVE
WITH A WOMAN, YOU NEVER
REALLY SET TO KNOW HER/
PON'T THINK JOE PIPN'T GET
ANYTHING OUT Op THIS... WITH
THE JOINT INSURANCE MONEY
ETHEL GAVE HIM A VERY
AH WELL,
NICE FUNERAL.' ,

AS JOE WOULD 5AY,

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ROOM, NO RESERVATIONS NEEDED.' JUST ONE THIN& THOUGH... SOME
PEOPLE SAY THIS HOTEL IS... . _

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IT TO ME, HAUNTEP OR \OF THE SUPER- BELIEVE YOUR
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HISTORY OF BLOODSHED, VIOLENCE, MiDTERROR.' <OK
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addition of a bridal suite... its
first occupants were butchered
on their wedding bed by an
insanely jealous rejected suitor.'''
ONE OF THE MORE RECENT OWNERS WAS IRRESISTIBLY
DRAWN TO THE NORTH TOWER... MAKING MORE AND
MORE COMPULSIVE EXCURSIONS TO ITS ROOF UNTIL
ITS POWER BECAME TOO STRONG... FRIENDS TRIED TO
,
BRING HER IN AND SHE LEAPED FROM THE TOWEF;.'"

THEN, OF COURSE, THERE IFWE CAN'T TALK YOU OUT OF IT, THEN
WAS YOUR. UNCLE. WE'LL SAY GOOD NIGHT... AND
FOUND DEAD IN THE GOOD LUCK!
HOTEL OFFICE.' HEART
ATTACK.. .THEY SAY.'
\\( <S~GOOP NIGHT. .)
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THEY'VE KEPT THE CLOCK SEORSE, yOU'LL ONLy FFISHTEM
WORKING. yoURSELF... THERE'S NO
'MIDNIGHT.' WHAT LOGICAL REASON FOR GHOSTS
AN HOUR TO SESIN A TO ALWAYS APPEAR AT MID-
STAY IN A HAUNTED NIGHT.' WHY WOULD THE DEAD
HOTEL'
SEEMS TO NON3EN5E.' I CAN'T
FROM THE BELIEVE THIS IS THE
WORK OF GHOSTS..
THERE MUST BE AN
EXPLANATION '

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(fuffj RANSOM.' DON'T SO ANY FURTHER .'/>)
fl'VE HAP ENOUGH.'
LET'S SET OUT OF
CURB YOUR IMAGINATION
GEORGE/ THERE MUST
THAT'S THE POOR TO THE NORTH TOV4EK HERE, RANSOM
'

BEAN ANSW--STRANGE.'
ROOF! ; , -i DON'T WANT ANY THERE'S NO WINP, WHY
WE CAN'T STOP NOW/ I'M SURE PART OF THIS SHOULP THAT POOR.
THAT SCREAM CAME FTROM HOTEL.'
BLOW SHUT'
BEYOND HERE,'
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ENOUGH OF THIS/ THERE IS BUT... ON THE ROOF..

ALWAYS AN EXPLANATION T-THE GHOST... YOU WENT
ANP I THINK 1 KNOW RIGHT THROUGH...
WHAT IS. 'BELIEVE
ME, GEORGE, I'P
KNOW A GHOST IF I
SAW ONE/ A-HA-'
THIS CORRlPOR MUST
LEAP TO THE
TOWER,.
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THE- VENTILATOR
sySTEM .'
FLESH ANP
BLOOP TRICKS,
HARPLY SUPER-
NATURAL/ PIP YOU
FORGET I'M AN
EXPERT ON GHOSTS.'
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