The Boys from Derby: "The Way of the Werewolf" by PAM
Hey, hey, hey, Groove-ophiles! Here's a Mardi Gras miracle--of the hairy kind! From Ghost Manor Volume 2, number 7 (August 1972) it's Pete Morisi (PAM) and an unidentified writer with "The Way of the Werewolf!"
PAM was always a pleasant surprise, whenever his stories graced a Charlton mag. They seemed to kick things up a notch, quality wise. You could see a bit of George Tuska mixed with Alex Toth in his artwork. Since he was moonlighting from his job as a NYC policeman, his output was a now and again treat.
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PAM was always a pleasant surprise, whenever his stories graced a Charlton mag. They seemed to kick things up a notch, quality wise. You could see a bit of George Tuska mixed with Alex Toth in his artwork. Since he was moonlighting from his job as a NYC policeman, his output was a now and again treat.
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