Sad news today, as Deadline is reporting that legendary director Richard Donner has passed away today. Donner got his start in television where he directed episodes for a whole slew…
Tales From The Crypt
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EC’s Writers, Artists Set Four-Color Stage for Golden Age of Horror Comics
by Thomas Tunaby Thomas TunaWhen true fans think of the best of horror comics, the group that is mentioned most (and usually first) in EC Comics. Entertaining Comics (EC) was the brainchild of Max…
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Big news for fans of the classic EC Comics library as it was announced via a press release that Hivemind will be partnering with the estate of former EC Comics…
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The comic book anthology has been synonymous with horror comics since the days of Tales from the Crypt and The Haunt of Fear. While other genres have produced anthology collections,…
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DC Comics Pays Homage to Classic EC Horror Comics in October with ‘Cursed Comics Cavalcade’
by Nick Banksby Nick BanksTaking a page right out of comic history, DC Comics will release a title that is sure to be popular with both horror and super hero fans alike entitled Cursed…
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John Kassir Dazzles Fans with Tales from Street Performing to Crypt Keeping at ComiCONN Panel
by John Evansby John EvansJohn Kassir- the unforgettable voice actor behind the infamous Crypt Keeper of HBO’s classic anthology series, Tales from the Crypt– kicked off this weekend’s ComiCONN at Foxwoods Resort Casino with an…
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AHOY Comics Editor-in-Chief Tom Peyer: The Horror News Network Interview
by Nick Banksby Nick BanksThe horror anthology has long been a favorite of comic readers, dating back to the origin of horror comics with William Gaines’ seminal EC Comics titles Tales from the Crypt…
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Back in February, the interwebz, and a lot of our fellow horror news sites, went ga-ga over the release of a “new trailer” for what many hoped to be the triumphant…
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From 1989 to 1996, HBO kept horror fans glued to their network with their take on EC Comics’ classic Tales from the Crypt series. For seven years and 93 episodes,…
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When it comes to horror comics, there are principally two “golden ages” that most fans point to as the high water marks for illustrated tales of terror. The first golden age is…
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