Groove's Faves: "Mind of the Mass!" by Potter and Corben

...keeps on truckin'!

By popular demand (Biff Demand--the chicks dig 'im!), here's the second chapter of Richard Corben's Child epic! How can one story be both a heart tugger and a heart stopper at the same time? Read "Mind of the Mass" (from Comix International #3, 1975; originally presented in Eerie #58), written by Greg Potter and find out!

Groove's Faves: "Child" by Potter and Corben

It's October! Didja think Ol' Groove was gonna forget about...

No way!

Though it only lasted for three installments (Eerie #'s 57, 58, and 60), Richard Corben's Child (written by Greg Potter and Budd Lewis), is a short series that is still fondly remembered by Warren buffs. This touching and twisted take on the Monster of Frankenstein still grabs Ol' Groove. I mean, how can you not feel for a monster with a child's head/face? Child's innocence reminds me of the Wein/Gerber era Hulk, but set in a darker, more Swamp Thing-like "reality". So poplar was the debut of this feature that it was reprinted in both issues 1 and 4 of Comix International (1975-1976). This set of scans comes from CI #4. Dig it!

Tuesday Two-Fer: "The Husker" by Potter and Grandenetti and "In the Two Faces of Death" by Skeates and Suydam

Yes, Groove-ophiles, summertime could be a spooky time during the Groovy Age. Just check out these sweaty screamers from House of Mystery #261 (July 1978) to see what I mean...