72 The Strange Tale Of Robert Allan Poe

Robert Allan Poe, a detective sergeant from 1930's Boston, has a dilema; he's dead, but he doesn't want cross over until he finds out who murdered him!

The old west hasn't seen anything now that Arliss Black has arrived, just don't ask him where he's from(No matter what he tells you, it's Baltimore). In his debut Western, The Good Guys Don't Always Wear White, Arliss and his gang are up for the bounty hunt of a lifetime!

After waking up one rainy morning in his palatial manor house, Philip Crawford began feeling like an old man, that's when he began to worry. What did he have to show for his place in life? He wasn't married and had no children, out of wedlock or otherwiuse, so what was he going to do about it? How about a newspaper ad in the lonly hearts club section, that oughta work shouldn't it? Let's find out shall we?

There are already problems brewing for the newly married pair of James and Iris; you didn't know they were married, remember it is a horror fantasy, and it has only been a nightmare for Iris!When did this happen? James Knight and Lady Chamberlain or should I be referring to her as Mrs. Knight instead? The word is it is not the happiest union, how happy could she possibly be when she is still suffering from nightmares about murdering Laurence, and now they have reached beyond that now she fears she's being buried alive and it is James who has taken over as her tormentor!

Trompe l' oiel is a design technique employed to trick the eye, but in this case it's murder! When police investigator James Knight encounters mystery woman, Salome Apostolos, waiting inside of his flat, he's wearing no more than a linen bath towel. She offers the wet and barely dressed detective an awkwardly attractive two-hundred pound propositition. Her intentions are unspoken, but her money speaks volumes. Once he is lured to her towering manor, he finds his troubles are just beginning, enter his former fiance, Lady Chamberlain. At first he was reluctant to accept his former flame's assistance, but he'll soon regret the choice, especially when the body count begins to rise. Along with disappearing paintings and a suspicious staff, Detective knight and Lady Chamberlain must decide if the deaths surrounding them are part of a sinister plot, or just another trick of the eye, before another one bites the dust?

Eerie Publications' horror magazines brought blood and bad taste to America's newsstands from 1965 through 1975. Here's the sordid background behind this mysterious comics publisher, featuring astonishingly red reproductions of many covers and the most spectacularly creepy art.