One of the more gruesome panels I've seen lately 3 3

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Atomic Attack #7 (May, 1953):

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Horrific #12 (July, 1954):

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War Fury #1 (September, 1952):

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Weird Terror #6 (July, 1953):

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Weird Terror #8 (November, 1953):

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Dynamite #3 (September, 1953):

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Wanted Comics #12 (March, 1948):

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Mister Mystery #8 (November, 1952):

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Mister Mystery #14 (November, 1953):

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Mister Mystery #16 (April, 1954):

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Weird Mysteries #7 (October, 1953):

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Weird Mysteries #11 (July, 1954):

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Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine #2 (December, 1950):

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U.S. Paratroops #3 (June, 1952):

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Air Fighters Comics #11 (August, 1943):

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Super-Mystery Comics #v3#5 (July, 1943):

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Zip Comics 27.

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25 minutes ago, Jayman said:

Zip Comics 27.

I like to think that Archie was into horror comics in the early 40s when most other publishers weren’t focusing on those sorts of comics yet, particularly with Sam Cooper’s art.

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30 minutes ago, Electricmastro said:

I like to think that Archie was into horror comics in the early 40s when most other publishers weren’t focusing on those sorts of comics yet, particularly with Sam Cooper’s art.

Agree. These panels are from the Witches Cauldron story too!

Oops, I mean Stories of the Black Witch!

Edited October 18, 2020 by Jayman