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Strange Terrors #4 |
Strange Terrors v1 #4, 1952 -
Joe Kubert's does his second story for this title, one of many horror titles that were pervasive during the early 1950s. The strange and compelling cover by William Elgren is almost too sophisticated, and resembles the ancient wall paintings in Rome. Kubert's story about a murdered fortune teller is effectively gruesome, yet tame compared to other horror comics of the era. His loose, spontaneous strokes nicely fit the genre. Other artists in this golden age horror comic include Bill Molno. This is 2 of 4
Strange Terrors issues by
Kubert.
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"The Curse of Khar" Kubert story pencils and inks 6 pages = ***
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