Eeek

Download or read book EEEK! written by Jason Paulos and published by . This book was released on 2010 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This retro-style anthology of all-new horror tales is guaranteed to give you the eeries and the creepies Taking a pinch of black humour from EC comics and mixing it with the art stylings of House of Mystery and Warren comics, EEEK blends a heady broth that hits you like a burning incense stick to the retina. Jason Paulos delivers the goods with over 15 tales of revenge, zombies, vampires, ghouls and monsters. Each tale drawn in a different style reminiscent of the B&W horror mags of the 70's and 80's. In 'Deadline of Death' we witness rival comic artists dabbling with malevolent forces that arrive in the form of a chain smoking goatee wearing Satan. In Lights Camera Murder , A lovesick starlet and a ruthless film director embark on a doomed love affair that ends in pieces In "Easy Prey" A helpless girl, lost in the wilderness ... but is she all that she seems? In "Head Trip" a hippie's love for music goes horribly wrong. Other titles include "Confessions of a Thrill Killer," "Like Son, Like Father," "In Too Deep" and many more. Includes full color section and sketches. "Whether you've been a lifelong fan of anthology horror comics or have yet to discover the morbidly magical pleasures found within them, EEEK cannot be recommended enough. --I can confidently prescribe this book. However, I must warn you, side effects may include: the willies, the creepies, the spookies and the heebie-jeebies " --FANGORIA "An intriguing mix of stories inspired by E.C. and DC's terror tales of the 50s, 60s, and 70s." --Brent Frankenhoff Comics Buyer's Guide "EEEK shows us there is still an art form to anthology horror with some of the best horror tales this side of the new millennium " --Erik Hendrix Zedura Magazine "In the grand tradition of Eerie and Creepy, EEEK is an anthology that's guaranteed to satisfy your craving for classic horror comics. From its time-honored parable story structure to its homage inflected artwork, this collection feels as though it could have been a lost treasure from the 1970's Warren magazines." --Tim Lenaghan DIAMOND COMICS "Short tales of terror that will send chills down your spine " --Rob Caprilozzi ComicMonsters.com