Black and White Wednesday: "The Bleeding Time" by Conway, V. Redondo, Alcala, and DeZuniga

HowOOO's it shakin', Groove-ophiles! Here's a Vampire Tale(s) (from ish #9, December 1974) by Gerry and Carla Conway, Virgilio Redondo, Alfredo Alcala, and Tony DeZuniga! "The Bleeding Time" doesn't just involve vampires, though, it has both sci fi and historical twists. Intrigued? Read on, baby, read on...

Black and White Wednesday: "Satana" by Thomas and Romita and "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Satana*" (*But Were Too Awestruck to Ask) by C. Conway

Greetings, Groove-ophiles! Hey, it's almost Halloween! The Devil you say? Nay, the Devil's Daughter I say! Satana, the Devil's Daughter, to be exact! Created by Roy Thomas and John Romita, Satana made here debut in Vampire Tales #2 (July 1973). Vampire Tales? Why, she was a succubus, ya know--and a soul-eater is even creepier than a blood-sucker if ya ask moi!

Now, Ol' Groove could write a big ol' post about the creation of Satana, but Marvel already did that way back in Vampire Tales #3 (September 1973). So, to satisfy your curiosity, here's Carla Conway's article, "Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Satana* (*But Were Too Awestruck to Ask)"!

Black and White Wednesday: "Blood Lunge" by Moench and Heath

HooowwwOOOOOOOOOO's it shakin', Groove-ophiles! Did'ja know that even a vampire can have an off day? Of course, when they do, it's usually their last! From Vampire Tales #9 (December 1974), here are Doug Moench and Russ Heath with..."Blood Lunge"!

Black and White Wednesday: "Where Is Gallows Bend?" by McGregor and Sutton

Good eeeeeeee-ven-ing, Groove-ophiles! You asked for it, you're gonna get it! More macabre mystery featuring Michael Morbius, courtesy Don McGregor and Tom Sutton! From Vampire Tales #7 (August 1974), we must ask..."Where Is Gallows Bend?"

Black and White Wednesday: "Blood Tide!" by McGregor, Buckler, and Chan

More Morbius! This one's a beaut, written by Don McGregor with art by Rich Buckler and Ernie Chan (as Ernie Chua)! From Vampire Tales #5 (April 1974), look out for the..."Blood Tide!"