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ISSUE NO. 59
GoniBms JANUARY 1974
DEAR UNCLE CREEPY h„w
come a magazine as good as yours has nudity
in its stories?" asks reader John Hopkit
mini OK hH iial RkIi CwtMo .... .... have to smuggle Creepy in just to reaa it:
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JAMES WARREN of her ultimate goal. A bloodlusting vampire!

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a few words about
Just
CREEPY tt56. "In my Fa-
ther's House" surprised
me in that didn't figure (and
I
probably no one else did) that
the storyteller would end up
dying! But there was fast ac-
tion in the story and that made
It good. "Innsmouth Festival"
was fantastic, not only with
art, but with its mind-boggling
ending. "Consumed by Ambi-
tion" was well told, a fine end-
ing and some refreshingly
alistic art.
I don't see why the werewolf
in the full-color comic
called "Lycankiutz." He wasn't
a clumsy werewolf, but sup- I a magazine that features hor-
pose lo think up an ending like
that one, you had to put some
humor in the title.
On page 41, the art was su-
perb and very realistic. How
often do yoo see the muscles
on a werewolf? Yet they are
supposed to have superhu-
man strength you know!
Keep up the fine quality of
the Warren Magazines.
GREG HUDAK
Daly City,
"Sanjulian
py fans? hope that some of
I
them will write to me (I'm
eighteen), for
the USA in about three years.
If I knew someone
would be most helpful.
also hope that your posters
I
will soon be available in
France.
JEAN BARBAUD
CREEPY 057 was
"The Bloodlock Museum" was
re- my tavorite story, and Martin
Salvador is one ot your better
artists. He deserves to draw
was one story for your color
Onethinglhough: how come
ror and can be bought by
young and old runs stories
with nude scenes? Many kids,
such as myself, who read and
enjoy your magazines have to
smuggle them into the house
because our parents obiect to
stories that include sex! A
magazine as good as yours
shouldn't need suggestive
scenes in it.
Calif.
is the best cover artist since Frazetta!"
CREEPY «56 was one
your best issues to date, start-
ing with the sensational cover
painting by Sanfulian. One of
his best ever.
"In my Father's House" had
be going lo good art by Auraleon, and an
I will
absorbing story, until the rath-
there, it er incredible final page which
destroyed my suspension
disbelief.
The mention ot Lovecraft at
the beginning of "Innsmouth
Festival" led me to think you
were adapting one of his tales,
Chalet, France 1 well remember the superb
job you did on Poe and Stoker
great! classics in some of your early
"Lycankiutz" is probably the
best story you've ever pub-
lished. Richard Corben's use
of color has been the most
unique in comics tor many
years, and hope to see him in
I pleased.
your magazines consistently
from now on.
You followed "Lycankiutz"
with another excellent story,
this one in a more traditional
vein. Doug Moench wrote an
exciting tale with an ending
that truly shocked.
It might have been more ef-
fective, however, if the final
Think about it. page had been deleted! It add-
ed nothing to the story, and in
facttook away much of the
impact of the church scene.
As it was, it was open to
two interpretations One is
that Alex was successful m
raismg the dead! The other is
that the vicar murdered ev-
eryone, and subsequently dug
them up.
Kuang Sai" also
"Bells ot
was spoiled by a weak ending,
but despite the flaws, it was a
great issue.
GARY KIMBLER
Ontario,
1 am writing to congratulate
you on fifty-six issues of high
quality comic art.
line has always featured the
best artists in a format that
leftthem plenty of room for
innovation and experimenta-
tion.
Now, with issue
the greatest achievement to
date: "Lycankiutz" by Richard
Corben. (Yes it's even better
than "Werewolf" by Frank Fra-
zetta in CREEPY #1 )
Beyond being just the best
artist in comics today, Cor-
ben's use of color goes far be-
yond what anyone else has
ever done in the medium! And
your new color section
ideal place for it fine paper,
, .
vivid color, and sharp repro-
duction. The tones and shad-
ing of the castle and the forest
scenes were weird and beau-
tiful.
"Lycankiutz" is a major step
in graphic storytelling.
HAL MARCH
of am not one to complain,
I
especially about a group of
magazines that has given me
so many hours of reading
pleasure, but it were to keep I
silent, would not only be do-
I
ing myself a disservice, but
you people at Warren as
well,
A magazine can achieve excel-
of lence only as long as its read-
ers respond to its good points
.and bad ones.
The artwork? Definitely no
complaints here. can honest- 1
ly say that the Warren maga-
zines has the best line-up of
artists extraordinaire in the
known comics world Esteban
Uaroto, Richard Corben, and
the others possess an uncan-
ny talent for graphic storytell-
ing, and there is such a ciiver-
sity ot style and technique,
that am never bored or dis-
i
But am concerned about
I
the new direction your writ-
ers are taking. The stories in
your magazines have taken
on an almost satirical aspect.
Writerssuch as Steve Skeates,
Don McGregor, and Doug
Moench are constantly ser-
monizing on the evils ot our
society. This is fine for a story
every other issue or so, but
when this type of preaching
shows up again and again in
every issue, feel it is a cause
I
for concern.
A pertect example ot this
new trend is CREEPY ft57,
"The Destructive Image" was
about as subtle as the prover-
bial sledgehammer. It made
me feel as it the writer merely
wished to impress the readers
with his philosophy, rather
than tell an entertaining story,
Doug Moench, too, is an ex-
pert at inserting messages,
and "Low Spark' was no ex-
Canada ception. It's not hard to see
what Moench thinks of "dirty-
rotten, greedy capitalists."
The Warren "Red Badge of Terror" is a
statement on the futility of
war, sown into the fabric of a
vampire tale. If CREEPY #57
was representative of Warren
magazines as a whole, find it I
tf56. comes disturbing.
BRIAN SHUCK
Bowling Green, Ohio
In issue »56 of CREEPY,
one of your fans wrote in re-
fernnc to "a certain other
comic book company" as in-
vading your territory. First as
a reader of this other publish-
ing house as well, know that I
is the they are very worthy compe-
.
titors. Secondly, the fact that
you do have a competitor
haunting you. should inspire
you to bring your magazines
to an even greater level than
your already high standards!
And this is a healthy thing for
all!
Danby. Vt.
 "Lycanklutz" is a step ahead!"

I must say, CREEPY «57

First of all, think you I

was great. I should make an apology!

must say this be-
cause I have been a big fan
There are fifty states in this
of
Doug Moench tor a long time union and one of them is call-
and was happy to see he wrote ed Wyoming, Despite the fact
tour out 01 the six stories in that our population is not
the issue, large, it doesn't mean that we
"T?ie Destructive Image" don't like to read horror sto-
started out well, but lost me nes. After all, we aren't just a
at the end. Good art by Ramon bunch of cowboys wearing six-
Torrents, though. The best shooters and fighting Indians.
story was "Hope of the Fu- Why don't ever see a letter I

ture." Moench must be a gen- from Wyoming in your col-

ius to keep producing stuff
like this. He works well with Anyway, now that you know
Jaime Brocal, Put him to worK we are here, I'd like to make a
permanently! few comments about CREEPY
Keep Richard Corben by all #56, My favorite story is "Con-
means! His art is both weird sumed by Ambition," and I

and frightening. thought "Innsmouth Festival"

One last point! The games was the worst. might have I

on the inside covers. How do liked it better it hadn't read I

you expect me to have a neat "Shadow Over Innsmouth" or

collection of CREEPY's, if any other works by H.P, Love-
I

have to rip off the covers? craft first! But it seems you
They're tun though! just caiTt touch the old mas-
ters.
ARTHUR GRISPO
^ Smithtown. N.Y.

That's easy, Arthur! Buy

two copies of the magazine I think can justifiably say
I

, or send away for extra co-

- , that Richard Corben's "Lj;-
pies of the game. canklutz" stands as his ulti-
mate color achievement.
Reading it was like viewing a am a collector of Richard
I

I've been a CREEPY fan superior animated cartoon, Corben's work. So needless to
ever since purchased issue I and his experience in the field happy as a toad with
tfl, with its promise of con- of animation is quite evident.
favorite story, and writer Jact CF^EEPY ff56, Corben is one
tinuing the old EC tradition of The color, dimension, and feel Butterworth kept me in sus- of the true geniuses of comics,
illustrated horror and fantasy. of "Lycanklutz" was unforget- pense from first panel to last. and "Lycanklutz" is a pertect
I remained a fan through the table and the script itself, The art by Martin Salvador example of why say this. His I

lean years of the "teens" and highly imaginative.
early 20's, when reprints and T was happy to pay a dollar
a lower quality of art almost torastory of this caliber. More
turned me off. But then, as Corben please!
LEE ROBERTS
|.| Los Altos, Cal.
herent qualities paid off. You
have gotten better and bet-
ter, not jost carrying on the
*^ Lee, as great as Rich's
work on "Lycanklutz" was,
complemented it periectty faces, women's breasts, et al,
"Red Badge of Terror' was look like llesh, not like print!
entertaining, with all its hid- Let him do more covers,
eous twists and turns. Doug like the ones he does for FAN-
Moench and Jose Bea seemed TAGOR, It seems he has clean-
to goall out on that-one. ed up his act a bit for your
Iapplaud your decision to pages.
keep liictiara Corben on per- By the way, the printing Job
manently! And hope you will on this issue was among the
I

EC tradition of art and story- you can be SURE that the allow him to write more sto-
telling excellence, but consis- best I've ever seen. My com-
tently surpassing it!
BEST is YET TO COME , ,
nes as well as draw them! His pliments to your exceedingly
scripts are as imaginative as professional behind-the-
just write this
I note to You've finally done it! You his unique style of art. What
thank you for the years of scenes pressmen! They should
have finally put out an issue sayest thou? receive as much credit as your
pleasure you've given me and
that was worth the price I That's it for now, Unk! excellent writers and art-
for the exciting anticipation
paid for it, CREEPY #56 had
of the years to come,
everything! HaveSanjulian
RICHARD CALGIE do more covers like that
one,
Plainview, N.Y. and more color stories by Rich
Corben! '••'You'll be seeing plenty
The cover of #57 was a mas- more of Rich's work in the 'Br Kent Witherby and com-
terpiece! Sanjulian is the best months to come. Both art and pany, take your much de-
cover artist since Frank Fra- scripting, Steven! served BOWS!
zetta. Sad to sav, the inside Site, belkide yerine getiril-
was not up to warren stan- mesi tor, fakot ben kulubudu-
dards. tun hayranlori olarak tok rica
Would You Write a .

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Of the six stories in tf57. ediyorum,
four of them carried some sort CREEPY's fanclub une bir
of
to the
message. What happened
days when CREEPY
turk gocugu olorak uye olma- Letter to This Man? M
He'd love to get them!
and EERIE displayed pure
ror?
ter- Gereken bilginm odresime
Turgke olarak biffot gondenl- Why not take a chance
on a 300 year-old creep?
Mffl

Kw,
This is what made "The Low mesmr nca ediyorum.
Spark of High Heeled Noise" Eger cevab venrsenit ger- Write! Send letters to: [Tsp
the best story in the issue, al- cekkan gok memnun olacagin.
though the rhyming story line Tesekkurier.
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DEAR UNCLE CREEPY

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