Creepy — No. 106 Punk The use of horror as

The use of horror as a literary vehicle can be traced from ancient Greek tragedies to the gothic fiction of 19th-century England to today's Broadway adaptation of Phantom of the Opera and the emergence of the slasher film

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Written by David Avallone

Creepy — No. 106 Punk The use of horror asStories in this issue include: Quimby the Barbarian by Bob Toomey and Pablo Marcos; Fangs by Laurie Sutton and Leopoldo Duranona; Swords in the World Series by Ken Gale, Jim Starlin, and Joe Rubenstein; Primal Equation by Budd Lewis, Jon Sinsky, and Isidro Mones; Sudden Death Playoff by Bob Toomey and Pepe Moreno; and The Art of Killing by Larry Hama and Val Mayerik. Cover art by Romas Kukalis.