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Creepy v1 #32, 1970 - Is it a creature or a statue? This foreboding scene omits the feet, but the skulls below suggest something more sinister.
Frank Frazetta's cover serves as the inspiration for the
Neal Adams story inside. Penned by sci-fi author Harlan Ellison, "Rock God" is drawn with great care and detail. The first page nicely incorporates the title within the artwork itself. Adams shows a mastery of the horror genre, similar to his early seventies work for DC. The artist also drew portraits of himself, Ellison and Frazetta on a preceding page. Other artists in this magazine include Bill Black, Mike Royer and Ernie Colon. This is 4 of 5
Creepy issues by
Adams and 15 of 15 Creepy issues b
y Frazetta.
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Frazetta cover painting = ***Adams text illos pencils and inks 1 page (black and white) = ***
"Rock God" Adams story pencils and inks 13 pages (black and white) = ****
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