Black and White Wednesday: "Spawn of the Dread Thing" by Tom Sutton

Howoooooo's it shakin', Groove-ophiles! Ready to check out yet another Tom Sutton horror-iffic monster-piece? Here ya go! From Eerie #53 (October 1973), meet the..."Spawn of the Dread Thing!"

The Grooviest Covers of All Time: Eerie Sci-Fi

What it is, Groove-ophiles! One of the things Teen Groove really dug about Warren's Eerie mag was the sci-fi shockers that would often populate some issues. The covers to many of those issues were often worth the price of the mag--covers by Vaughn Bode, Basil Gogos, Pat Boyette, Larry Todd, Manuel Sanjulian, Ken Kelly, Jordi Penalva, Jim Laurier, and Romas Kukalis, f'rinstance...

Black and White Wednesday: "Whom the Gods Would Destroy" by Wolfman and Barr

Hey, hey, hey, Groove-ophiles! Howzabout we take a gander at a sci-fi shocker from Eerie #33 (March 1971)? This one is pretty wild, and it has a cool pedigree, being written by a young Marv Wolfman and illoed by the late, great cover art master, Ken Barr. Prepare for..."Whom the Gods Would Destroy!"

Black and White Wednesday: "Ice World" by William Barry

HoooOOOOO's it shakin', Groove-ophiles! Got an Eerie tale for ya from December 1970 by William Barry. "Ice World" is cool! Chill out and read it!

Black and White Wednesday: "Bad Moon On the Rise!" by Moench and Sutton

HoOOOOOOOOOw's it shakin',  Groove-ophiles! Are ya ready for a short shocker that shares its title with a line from one of Ol' Groove's (and possibly one'a yours, too) favorite CCR songs? Yep, Ol' Groove is rappin' 'bout "Bad Moon On the Rise" from Eerie #36 (September 1971), written by Doug Moench and illustrated by Tom Sutton! Let's rock & roll those beautiful b&w pages!