“I was introduced halfway through the run of Horrific, a horror comic product out of Comic Media Magazines, a name I’m sure took ohhhh all of five seconds to think of. That’s not a company name, that’s a dictionary definition.
“Anyway, I didn’t come alone. The previously host-less book not only acquired me, but my four assistants – Freddie Demon, Garry Ghoul, Victor Vampire and Walter Werewolf – who’d each introduce one of the stories in the book. Is “being good at delegating” terrifying? I’m really working hard on this.
“Well, more about my sinister subordinates next week. Right now, I have for you a tale of captivity, insanity, and how your mustache determines your ironic fate in these magazines. From Mister Mystery Comics vol.1 No.8, this is …”
EC swipe much?
ReplyDeleteWhy... does he have fangs? Since when can the fat girth of a rat bend iron?
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GIANT RAT ASSES DO NOT WORK THAT WAY! GOODNIGHT!
ReplyDeleteIf a guys losing weight eating bad food then I don't think a diet of vitamin pills will encourage healthy weight gain.
ReplyDeleteCouple you guys surprisingly have opinions on rat keisters.
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ReplyDeleteStill, as far as stories go, I liked MAD Magazine's "Mole!" ("Huh, huh! Dig dig dig!") better.
Wow.Now that I know how to break out of prison, that tri-state killing spree can start any minute now. In other news, credit on the story (art, I'd imagine) reads "Mortellaro", so I'm guessing Tony Mortellaro. Worked with John Romita Sr. on SPIDER-MAN in the '70s. Used to sneak "backgrounds by Mortellaro" into billboards and street signs in lieu of an actual credit. Never saw his solo work before. Thanks, Jon!
ReplyDeleteNever knew his backstory before, thank YOU James!
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