Black and White Wednesday: "Winterbeast" by Lewis and Mayerik

Dig it, Groove-ophiles! A creepy, cool masterpiece by the Budd Lewis and Val Mayerik. "Winterbeast" is from Creepy #120 (June 1980).

Why do I keep hearing Steve Martin's voice in my head yelling, "He spoke French!"?

Black and White Wednesday: "The Strange Incurable Hauntings of Terrible Phinaeus Boggs" by DuBay and Severin

HoooOOOw's it shakin', Groove-ophiles! Bill DuBay's contributions to Warren Magazines as both writer and editor (and sometimes artist) are pretty monumental, to say the least. Here's a classic written by the Dube with incredible art by John Severin from Creepy #83 (August 1976): "The Strange Incurable Hauntings of Terrible Phinaeus Boggs!"

Black and White Wednesday: "The Mummy's Victory" by McKenzie and Corben

Hey, hey, hey, Groove-ophiles! Football! Horror! Mummies! They go together like...well...okay, so they usually don't go together! Good thing Roger McKenzie and Rich Corben didn't know that when they produced "The Mummy's Victory" for Creepy #84 (September 1976)! Dig it, baby!

Black and White Wednesday: "Home Stretch" by McKenzie and Sanchez

Hay, hay, hay, Groove-ophiles! (See what I did there, snicker!) Here in Kentucky, there are two sports that turn us on the most: college basketball and horse racing. Roger McKenzie, a former Kentucky boy, gave us a sensationally spooky story spotlighting the Sport of Kings, eerily illustrated by Leopoldo Sanchez, way back in Creepy #84 (September 1976). Get ready, you're about to head down the..."Home Stretch!"

Black and White Wednesday: "The Terrible Turnip of Turpin County" by McKenzie and Salvador

Hey, hey, hey, Groove-ophiles! Here's a short-shocker with a very different kind of zombie, all courtesy Roger McKenzie and Martin Salvador. From Creepy #85 (November 1976) it's..."The Terrible Turnip of Turpin County!"

Black and White Wednesday: "Encore Ghastly" by Tom Sutton

Greetings, groove-ophiles! Someone recently made a statement to the effect that Tom Sutton may just be the most pure comicbook horror artist of the 1970s. Pieces like Creepy #61's (March 1974) "Encore Ghastly" go very far in making such a statement very, very hard to argue with. But why argue? Enjoy, baby!

Christmas All Week 2015! "The Sign" by McKenzie and Casares

Merry Christmas, Groove-ophiles! Today's post is definitely the shortest of the week! Leave it to Roger (Pix-C, Charlton Neo, The Creeps) McKenzie to give a frightening sci-fi twist to the Three Wise Men! This wilder-than-wild tale from Creepy #105 (December 1978) is magnificently illustrated by sensational Pepe Moreno Casares! Wanna see..."The Sign"?