The Weird Horror of Paul Gattuso's Red Seal Comics Covers, at Auction
The artwork of Paul Gattuso gave Harry A. Chesler titles like Red Seal Comics their distinctive look in the Golden Age.
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The artwork of Paul Gattuso gave Harry A. Chesler titles like Red Seal Comics their distinctive look in the Golden Age.
After helping to pioneer the horror comic book in 1947, Avon returned to the genre during the Pre-Code Horror boom with an Eerie series.
Beginning with Frankenstein #18, Dick Briefer's once-humorous take on Frankenstein's monstrous character took a turn towards Pre-Code Horror.
American Comics Group's Adventures into the Unknown is considered the first ongoing horror series in American comic book history.
The Chesler line may technically have come before the Pre-Code era, but their covers and contents makes Punch Comics impossible to ignore.