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FEB. 1983NUMBER 145

JAMES WARRENPublisher

TIMOTHY MORIARTYEditor

RANDY PALMERAssistant Editor

W. R. MOHALLEYAll Director

ROY R. ARMUOSCAROL COLLIER

Art Production

LORI PANCHERAdvertising Production

DOUGLAS GLADSTONEEditorial AssLstaxit

MIRALLESWriters

GERRY BOUDREAUMICHAEL FLEISHER

DON McGregorRANDY PALMER

Ai-tists

DELANDO NINOMARTIN SALVADOR

AL SANCHEZ

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THE NOXIOUS NEUISPHGEle around, gang! Two new series upcoming in VAMPIRELLA, all about ¥M's 25th Annivereaiy. plus

in and let us know what lypes of slories are preferred in CREEPY maga?-ine! Read on! Read on!

LOTSA LETTERS?Reader response to the disconlinualion of our

letters page has been positively negative! So. ..in

addition to the Noxious Newqw^ . we pledge to

bring back letteivols in CREEPY. EERIE, and

VAMFtHELLA! Of course, you should (enow

by now not to hold us to our word on this! Andlo open our mouth a Hide wider in order to

accommodate more feet at a later date, we'll

even go «) far as to say that, any time we can

make room, we'll ran a doubleimge spnad of

letters! (Of course, thai means you'll have to

e us twice as often, but thai 's your problem!)

What would the world be like if it was run

cnliiely by children? The possibilities are

explored in a new CREEPY swies written by

Culos Trillo entitled The LmI Recess. In the

first instaUment, a mysterious plague sweeps

over the earlh, killing off all die adults. Only the

children survive! Perhaps inevitably, the

youngsters who once were friends s[dit into two

dislina groups: those srfw want to live in peace,

and the leatber-jackeled. knifc-widding gangs

wlio prefer lo savage the land in the name of

fun." The Last Recess features some of tlie

most dramatic ariwork ever to grace the pages of

a Wairen publication. "Ilie new scries debuts in

CREEPY «46.

Moonstone and Jan and the Titad are two newseries upcoming in VAMPIRELLA, In the

former, a voluptuous barbarian womanjourneys across vast wastelands in search of the

answer to a fantastic riddle. Her quest leads her

into some perilous predicamenls,,,battling sub-

humans, monstrous beasts, and her own sdf-

doubts (sounds like a day on die uncmplcyment

line, doesn't it?). Rudy Neljres is illustrating the

series, which is scripted by BID DuBay.Jul and the Tifad is currently being wrinen by

foimer Warren editor DvM AlEkas. In this new

series, a young wotnan uncorks a strange bottle

and out pop not one. ..not two. ..but three

genies—each with its own identity, its ownpowers, and its own motives! Poor Jan never

knows beforehand which genie is going to

answer her summons, .setting the stsne for somewild fun. You'll see this one some time after the

New Year, ..if we can gel PaWo Marcns to stop

partying long enough lo draw il!

THANKS, J.R!Wow were we blown away when reader Jim

RhodK mailed us a VAMPIRELLA magaaneindex, complete with interior cover illustrations

and expoential notations highlighting ibe most

impartanl developments in the magazine's 14

year history! AittI to think he did it wiUwui lb

even asking...! Jim's pamphlet (actually almost

a magazine in itself) lists all the stories, along

with ailists' and writers' credits, from evCTV issue

of VAMPI, from numbers 1-109, It's an

invaluable research guide, and we'd like to lake

the time to officially compliment Jim on his

excdlent work. Thanks, J.R! TlieVAMPI index

sure will come in handy around here!

(Gosh, , .now ifwecould only talk him into doing

ones for CREEPY, EERIE, and 1W4 !)

THE GREAT DEBATE!fbe CB1-;KP\ 1, i>utrinLTS> tus raged lor years:

what kindi of clones rcaUy belong in CRUPY?Here's your chance to tell us what you ihink.

Should CREtPY run just short horror tales?

Or is there room for science-fiction and fantasy?

Should the Slories be a fixed length? What about

book-lengih epics? Would you like to see series

introduced into CREEPY, or remain siriaiy in

EERIE? Should we bring Iwek "ihenie issues"?

Think about it. And after you've done thunk,

send us yoiu- remarks. Address all suggestions to

'The Great Debate." CREEPY IWagazine.

Warren Publishing Company, 145 East 32nd

Street, New York. N.Y. 1(X)I6- We'll listen, we

promise!

FM FACELIFT!Readers keep asking us, with fany Ackermim

no longer editing FM, what will the "new"FAMOUS MONSTERS be like? Actually, it

won't be thai "new." We thought Forry's FMwas a great magazine...we've only added new

spice to the brew! Beginning with FM 191, each

issue will contain a major filmbook in the classic

FM tradition, plus a revised News Department

filled to overdowing with in-depth looks at

upcoming fright flicks and behind-the-scenes

stories. Then diere's our Video Section, Science

Page, and honest -to-badness Movie Reviewfeature! On the lighter side, FM's "GreatMoments in Onema" spotlights some of the

biggest Fiascoes ever committed lo cdluloid! All

in aU, FM is badder than ever! We'd tdl more,

but we'd rather you fsck upFM 191 yourselfand

see the shocking surprises we have in store for

our rabid readers!

An even bigger surprise awaits those sturdy souls

who dare to pick up FM 192, our giant ISth

Aiuiiversary package! Twenty-five years ago(as

of February 8, 1983) Jim Warrai published die

first issue of FAMOUS MONSTERS, andwe've been at the gorefronl of the monstermovement ever since. FM 192 will be a fuU 100

pages thick—shock-full ofdemonic delights and

horrible highlights from 1958-1982! In addition

lo bringing you exdting insights into the greatest

monsters and villains of the past 25 years, this

special edition of FAMOUS MONSTERS will

feature articles on special effects, Saturday

matinees, subtiely and splatter in horror (with

the "fuial word" on the subject by none other

than the creator of the gore film, Herscliell

Gordon Lewis!), a brand new. updated FMIndex and history of FAMOUS MOINSTERS,and lots of odier ghoulish goodies... including a

surprise interview or two! It's all on sale this

February, Watch (out) lor it!

COMIIMG WARREM MAGAZINESFM #191: Get the incisive,

penetrating details about the behind-

the-scenes action on the set of the

new movie. The Dtuk Oyslal. Also,

the second part ofourTime Mactiine

Hint book, plas this year's fantasy &sf'( television shows, greal movie

reviews, and all-new departments!

ON SALE DECTMBER 14!

EERIE #139: At last, it's Rich

Marfiopoulos' long awaited Voy^je

of the Space Beagle, rendered by

Luis Bermrjo, plus The Infinily

Force, a full-color gem by Dubay &Nebres. Kelly Friese's fantastic

cover, and much more. We're sure

you'll find this issue EFJUE-sisiible!

ON SALE DEtl'MBER 14!

VAMPI #112: An issue you

shouldn't miss—it's a double dose of

the Drakulonian heroine! Rich

Margopoulos leams up with Jose

Gonodez for WiJker of Ihe Wortds

and combina with C;on™lo Mayo in

Feeding Frenzy! Plus Tlie Fox, IVRansom, and Umbo by Mnroln!

ON SALE DFrtMBFJ* 21!

1994 *29: Immoraliiy runs rampant

in our latest edition! Farmed Out by

John FlHs Sech and Defauido Vino!

More Warhawks by l>ubay and

Laxamana! The return of Frank

Thome's Ghita! Plus Goddess by

Tim Moriarty & Peler Hsu! You're

going Ip love this issue to death!

ON SALE DECEVIBFJC 21!

gyy^'^QWhatever became of the let- Wow! Nino's Inviaible Man" rendi- Artifact is the moat mind-blowing;

ersD^e^Tme it wasn't tion was superb! Boudreau-e acript tist to grace your pages since Rich

that hot because Warren seemed to be a bit cut-fedried for tiie Corbenl I hope he comes out with

never printeS adverse commentB most part„.but the ending! What a —- --— -h.. t.^.^t.h

from its readers, nor were any of the stunner!

letters answered, but. frankly. I can't While I don t believe acience-fiction

belongs m a magazine calledCREEPY, Don McGregor's "Spec-tator Who Wept" is an exception.Since Warren evidently wont pre-

sent SF in 1994 unless it's fuU of bla-

some books like the other top-notch

artists have.Keep up the good work!

„_e how Warren has managed to si

tain a readership with a boring letter

column or none at aU.

And what about the fan's FanfarePage? Warren had one long before

either Marvel or D.C. and it not only'^J'^^'' ^ '^^*^' ^,^-™^,w"

gave out news about the upcoming '" '"' --..".....v. r-.™. ov

Warren magazines, but had articles

on how to write for Warren and bio'"

on the many Warren artistswriters. Personally 1 feel that War-ren is losing a lot of money by ha\dng those "^ iJ^^^^^^S^,^rfmH

writers who come up with "regular'

sci-fi tales have to have aome outlet „„,^„„^ . ^forthem...sol8upposeCREEPTfiHa8 yjjg They make quite a team, don"good as any. But why doesn't Warren y^y^ think?create an all science-fiction comic for

Thanks for the kind words. G.G., butArtifact isn't "just" a man—Artifact'sawonian...andanian...anda fvoman! Actually artists John andVal Lakey. along with LauraBuBcema, work tc^ether under that

cancelled these features, and by the

indifferent marketing practices themagazines have. (Why hasn't War-ren examined the direct salesmarket?)

Let's face it. The Warren books are

just anti-fan. What reader wants to

shell out S2.35 for a magazine suchas CREEPY that has nothing to keephim interested, and that is anti-fan to

boot?

My flesh crawls with delight when I

CHRlSTOPIffiH GUSHING ^^ Warren's repulsively delightfulHollywood, CA booitg q,. magazines. I just shriek in

terror when I see that I haven't sign-.? I have to admit

. h^ t^whpn T fTrarnickecTuD CIUEEPY ed up v«th your other worshippers ir

No I 13T "a",ffgh,1? -hooS" the CREEPY Fan Club. I would like

should have about 5 or 6 stories ai>

However, if every issue with only

four stories contains this type of g^ gjgjj ypi (piease be^jity. more power to you. Don your check.-.inbkxxl!)

(address unknown)

to sign

Wh. „ol bring b«,k the Fanfare f,f,^;„»fC'>,;^rtS,^S'an'5 „b, ..onlW,™. »,«,^« go .hePage and a really good letti

umn? Two pages less of ads won't kill

you, you know.HECTOR RAMBLA

New York. N.Y.

How do you define "anti-fan." Hec-tor? (We've been called plenty of

things before, but never anti-fanl)

Granted, we experimented withdropping the letteteols. but nowthey're bEick. And we do answer let-

ters when asked. But many of the let-

ters we receive from readers simply

don't aak smy questions; if they did.

Gerry Boudreau's murder-mystery four-color, regular size comic booktype stories were excellent. route''On a final note. I'd just like to say

that 1 think UncleCreepy should nar-

rate some of the stories. Oh yeah.bring back the letter columns. Youremember what they are. right?

JOHN SHERMANCroton-o

The black-&-white magazine formatallows us the freedom to produce the

,. kinds of illustrated works ouri-Hudaon. N.Y. readers demand. John. If Warren

were to go to foiu-color comics ex-Warren magaadnes have always been ^j^aiyeiy under the Comics Code, youleaders. John, not foUowers. which is ^^^^^^ be suffering through watered-why we feel magazines such aa

^j^j^j, highly censored versions of

ny quesaons; u mey oiu. CREEPY shouM not be subject to a ^.^^^ ^j ^^^^ that have mader^he^A^fornot^ving f^*^^*"'

T' *''^ ^^Th^I^ Warren Publishing unique in the u

anything in CRE&PY. EERIE. '"- " ™-*"'" ""'"be'' °' «"riea each. ^^^ .„. ..^^t^ ...™.i

V.WHPIRELLA to interest the tans,

what about the stories? After all.

that's what the Warren magazinesare all about! Sure, not everyone is

going to like every story, but that

doesn't mean the stories are anti-fan!

We're not publishing comics to in-

dulge ourselves. It's the reader whocounts, and that's something War-ren wrtil never forget!

I'm stationed in Bitburg, Germany. I

saw your magazine for the first time

here on our "Stars and Stripes"newsstand. The artwork and writing

are fantastic- I've never seen anyscience-fiction iUustrated magazmeso unique. _,.RANDALL ALLEN

Bitburg. Germany

certain number of stories eachjj^g^^,^ CREEPY and EERIE would

issue. When a longer story length ^^^ ^^^^ different...VAMPIRELLAbetter sei-ves the telling of the tale,

we use the longer length—which is

why this Issue of CREEPY contains

just three stories!

Even though Warren doesn't seem to

be publishing letters anymore. I'm

still writing 'em, figuring thatdespite apparent lack of interest that „^„, ,_„ ,^^,^,^ .^..^^. .

you may still be reading them and, I^^^^ j„y i^g^^k issue collection and.

must admit, in the hope that you will g^pg enough, the stories were from

..„ jld have to wear a differencostumc.and 1994 simply wouldn't

exist!

I recently bought a copy of CREEPYmagazine and it has me quite upset.As I was reading it, I noticed the

sounded familiar. 1 checked

_ _ _ the Folly of your ways andstitute the lettercols in all the mags(while still keeping the Newspage, if

you want to),

T. M. MAPLEToronto. Canada been ripped off!

old mags! Ibuy Warren publicatio

for new material, not old stuff!

IF you'd stated on your cover "TheBest From CREEPY" it wouldn'thave been so bad, but I Feel like I've

Whoever said letter-'

paigns never work?Tiling cam- GERALD LOCKREM

Davenport, lA

SEND COMMENTS TO: DEAR UNCLE CREEPY, WAHREN PUBLISHING COMPANY.145 E. 32nd STREET, N.Y., N.Y. 10016

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HIMSELFSIDEWINDERI HEMANAGED TOMAKE HIS WAYTO CEMETERYCREEK. WHEREHE TOLD HISSTORY TO'

STARRETT, THESHERRIFF...

BREWSTER. THEBARTENDER...ETHAN. THE

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Author; DON McGREGOR/niustralor: AL SANCHEZ

IN THE SHADE OF THE PINES, THEIR SWEAT DRIES!THEIR BREATHING RETURNS TO NORMAL, ANDSIDEWINDER BECOMES NERVOUS. SEEKING THES4fe7y OF HIS CLOTHES, AS IF SOMEHOW THEY

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-...PALAVER ABOUT IV. IT'S THE MONEY PEOPLE OF THE TOWNWHAT HIRES YA...AN' WHILE I'M WORKtN' FOR EM, IM A REG'LARBENEFACTOR OF S-CIETYI THESE DAYS, I'M INCLINED TO THINK OFTHEM FINE FOLKS AS VULTURES... nOJ TA EXCUSE M/PART IN

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