Unearthing the Horror: The Legacy of Creepy Magazine
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- Dive into the eerie and macabre world of "Creepy" magazine! Join us as we explore the chilling history, iconic stories, and lasting influence of this groundbreaking horror publication. From its revival of the horror comic genre to its impact on independent publishing and its unforgettable host characters, discover why "Creepy" remains a beloved cornerstone of horror comics. If you're a fan of horror, comics, or both, this video is a must-watch journey into the dark and twisted tales that define the legacy of "Creepy" magazine.
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While the other kids were reading DC and Marvel superheroes, I was too busy reading this and Eerie, along with Heavy Metal magazine. Horror is my favorite comic genre, and it always makes me raise an eyebrow when I hear people say that comics are only superheroes and nothing else. I still buy and read Independent horror comics to this very day.
This artwork is awesome 👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎🎉😂❤❤❤❤
Omg 😳 my favorite comic as a kid. And my favorite TH-cam channel come together
I’m gonna have a mixed drink, smoke a big joint and watch this
That sounds like a great day!
Here in the US aside from Heavy Metal Magazine, Creepy, EERIE, and Vampirella were the only magazines one could see the work of great Spanish illustrators/comic book artists; Victor Del Fuente, Jose Gonzales, Esteban Maroto, Sanjulián Luis Garcia, Fernando Fernandez, Enrich and others. Thank you for uploading this video.
Yeah, I was hoping a nod to the spanish edition of the magazine by Toutain and its authors, whose work made the jump to the US thanks to this and sister magazines like 1984
Excellent job. Picked up every issue I could when I was a kid. Got familiar with Frank Frazetta, Roy krenkle, wally wood, Richard Corben, Alex Toth, Bernie Wrightson and so many more. Like Mike Kaluta. Just an awesome, awesome inspiring magazine like no other 😂❤
Thank you very much for watching the video and commenting!
Creepy and Eerie were the first mags that I collected seriously! I used to love reading two stories in bed, like a Horror Double Bill you'd get on TV during the summer.
I remember the two companion mags and then another less popular one called simply 'Monster'.
What makes me obsessed with both Creepy and Eerie is that one of them featured recurring creature character goat-like demons that just tore their victims limb from limb -- it was my first exposure to just graphic sadistic EVIL I'd ever seen.
And I wish I knew what story these goat demons were from that was some of the best drawn storytelling I've ever seen.
I do love old school horror comic/magazines.
Creepy, zona 84, cimoc, la argentina Fierro y un largo etc. fueron y son lo más para mí
I grew up with these mags!!!!😊
Another great video.
Thank you very much
Now I've watched it, superb video! it really took me back. If you'd had more space you might have mentioned Reed Crandall, Steve Ditko, Sanjulian, To Sutton and many other artists, who put some of their best work into Creepy and Eerie!
I would really need to make a video twice or three times as long to mention all the great artists who contributed to these magazines. Thank you very much for watching the video and commenting
I remember the two companion mags.
What preoccupies me with both Creepy and Eerie magazines is that one of them featured a recurring story that had these goat-like humanoid demons that just tore their victims limb from limb -- it was my first exposure to just graphic sadistic violence from obvious demons that I'd ever seen and I wish I knew what story or issue(s) these violent "goat demons" were in; that was some of the best-drawn storytelling I've ever seen.
Very nice retrospective synopsis of two classic horror magazines! Would you consider doing one on 1984 ; later, renamed 1994, please ? It had artwork by Woods; Corben; and lots of others !
When I sold my Warren mags, I made a mint.
RIP Wrightson and Adams!
I remember CREEPY another good one was EERIE.
Today I uploaded a video about Eerie, you can check it out at any time
awesome :0
Manny, get the yayo!
steve ditko was maybe the best artist great vid though .
Thanks a lot!
I just bought a storage unit full of creepy and eerie comics. Are they worth money ?
Who’s the artist at 3:11?
I think you mean Richard Corben