The Boys from Derby: "The Stones of Brytagalon" by uncredited, Larson, and Boxell

What it is, Groove-ophiles! After artists like John Byrne, Joe Staton, and Don Newton were snapped up by Marvel and DC, Charlton needed new blood! One of the most promising and energetic of the new crop was Rich Larson. Larson's Joe Staton-esque pencils were loose, fun, dynamic, and able to move from horror to sci fi and back again with ease. Later, he would team with Steve Fastner to produce beautiful painted posters featuring super-heroes, and as the decades went on, much more. In fact they still work together producing absolutely gorgeous (if not completely safe for work) art which you can gaze 'pon at their wondrous website! Oh, yeah, Ol' Groove (nor the GCD) knows who wrote "The Stones of Brytagalon" from the final ish of Beyond the Grave (#6, March 1976), but I know Larson's art (inked by Tim Boxell) is dy-no-mite!

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The Boys from Derby: "The Sentry" by Pat Boyette

Hey, hey, hey, Groove-ophiles! Are you ready for some high-flying, high-adventure horror hi-jinks? Then you came to the right place! Pat Boyette's "The Sentry" was originally published in the debut ish of Charlton's Beyond the Grave (April 1975), and Ol' Groove is sure you're gonna dig it...

Diggin' Ditko: "All in the Mind of Lucille Michaud" by Gill and Ditko

Greetings, Groove-ophiles! The road to Halloween is paved with many a comicbook creature-fest, and you can bet many of the best of 'em were drawn by Steve Ditko...liiiiiiike f'rinstance "All in the Mind of Lucille Michaud" from Beyond the Grave #3 (September 1975), written by the great Joe Gill. Ya shouldn't need a crystal ball to dig this one!