Showing posts with label Adventures into the Unknown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adventures into the Unknown. Show all posts

Monday, April 13, 2015

ADVENTURES INTO THE UNKNOWN "Haunted Morgue"

Since tomorrow is the 150th Anniversary of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln...
...we're presenting a couple of tawdry tales about the killer...John Wilkes Booth!
Written by editor Richard Hughes and illustrated by Emil Gershwin, this never-reprinted story from ACG's Adventures into the Unknown #14 (1950) has the ghost of JWB losing the conflict and most of the protagonists surviving.
Tomorrow, we'll present a tale where the assassin's spirit wins!

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

ADVENTURES INTO THE UNKNOWN "World that Was"

Yesterday at Atomic Kommie Comics™...
...we ran a most unusual tale about a shunned outsider.
Today, we present the original version of that tale with the codicil that it may be NSFW due to politically-incorrect references to mental handicaps...
Appearing in ACG's Adventures into the Unknown #61 (1955), this tale was written by Richard Hughes and illustrated by Ken Landau with a number of changes by Ogden Whitney (the last three panels of page 2, all of page 3, and panel 1 of page 4!
Among other things, an entire plot point, involving a dead dog is changed into a "mistaken identity" story!
Strangely, the dead dog plot was restored in the Comics Code-approved reprint!

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

ADVENTURES INTO THE UNKNOWN "I am a Zombie!"

It's Halloween, and since zombies are the "hot" monsters of the year...
...we thought a first-person confessional about being one of the undead seemed apropos!
The artist of this kool klassic tale from ACG's Adventures into the Unknown #50 (1953) is the highly-underrated Lin Streeter who produced over 200 stories covering every genre for a variety of publishers from 1940 to 1954.
The writer, though not credited, is probably editor Richard Hughes, who wrote the vast majority of ACG's output under a variety of pseudonyms.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
Join us next week as we present another tale your grandparents didn't want your parents to see!

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