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ISSUE NO. 114

DEAR UNCLE CREEPY

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RATS
By Bob Toomey and Pepe Moreno Casares

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By Joe Brancatelli

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CREEPY #112 was an
How could
lower's treat.
otherwise? There was art by Alex
Nino, Walt Simonson, John Severin
and Al Williamson, whose work is
seldom seen these days. Please
give us more! And can't wait
for the new Totfi story!
It's good to see Archie Goodwin
doing more work for Warren and
the "Homecoming" could sure
use a sequel. didn't like theI
way the hero was trapped in a
billionpossible futures.
Val Lakey's art on "Beast-
slayer" was interesting but the
art laurels for the issue go to
Auraleon for "Sunday Dinner."
But the best part of the
magazine was the Corben cover!
It alone was worth the price of
the magazine.
am a recent convert to your
I
fine magazine. was a reader of
pocketbooks and mainly non-
illustrative creative magazines
previously. But earlier today the
superbly done CREEPY #112
Vampire cover by your Rich Cor-
ben caught my eye.
My curiosity aroused, leafed
through your magazine. The art
looked very good indeed. On the
strength of what saw, bought
it and took it home to read at my
leisure.
Your fine artwork, strong writ-
ing and lack of restrictions was
refreshing. thoroughly com-
I
mend everyone involved. If this
issue is an example of your fu-
ture magazines, you have a life
long reader in me. intend to
recommend your magazine to
my friends who are also in-
terested in the macabre, the
weird and well the
. .
CREEPY.
All I can say
there was nothing of his inside.
knew Archie Goodwin had
I
some work scheduled for
CREEPY, but three stories in
#112! Wow. thought. . .
Unfortunately, though Al Wil-
liamson's work on "The Home-
coming" was great as usual,
got the feeling that I'd read Ar-
chie's story before a couple of
times.
Same with "Warrior's Ritual."
Although John Severin did some
of his finest art. really don't
think we needed
Foreign Legion story!
But "The Last Sorcerer" was
tremendous! It was Goodwin, the
best of the old and Alex Nino,
the best of the new! Together
they created a masterpiece
and hopefully a team for the fu-
ture!
art Every year about this time, letters pour into Warren Publishing suggesting, CREEPY # 112 was good! To
it be entreating,even demanding that a specif ic artist, writer or story be featured begin with the best, (here was
as the year's Warren Award Winner. Therefore . . Rich Corben's cover. Warren's
use of photo covers has taken a
quantum leap forward, so that
I
COMING NEXT ISSUE it's impossible to tell where the
photo ends and the artwork be-
THE OFFICIAL BALLOTING gins. The background is ob-
viously a photo, while the vam-
pire and the bats are painted
for the ... but I'll be damned if can
make up my mind about the girl.
I
1979 It is a fine work, in any case,
"The Homecoming" featured
the most beautiful work ever
WARREN AWARDS from Al Williamson.
wish he were a regular again.
It
Every panel was a delight. Archie
makes me
Goodwin's script was also good,
though it suffered somewhat
from its lack of a resolution.
"Warrior's Ritual" was almost
JEFF RINDE like a Goodwin tale out of the old
Endicott, NY. Blazing Conbat. John Severin's
detailed drawings, with their
historically accurate uniforms
I
row will choose the WARREN AWARD WINNERS! and weapons, have always been
a feature in the success of such
tales.Oh yes, caught Goodwin's
I
naming two of the
inside joke of
characters Charlier and Giraud,
after the creators of LI Blue-
Hurrah! The Golden Age of been collecting comics
I've
Warren lives again! Archie Good- for just over a year and my fa-
I
vorite has always been CREEPY.
Bob Toomey's "Nobody's Kid"
win! Al Williamson! John Severin!
Walt Simonson! What else could I now tear for my favorite.
was a gruesome little tale. It was
effective, though. And it gave
any CREEPY fan ask for? And to Lately the covers haven't
been worth a damn! Yes, I'm Leo Ouranona a chance to do the
top it off, a fabulous Rich Corben
I I
sort of art he does best.
cover that easily matches any of putting down Art Director Kim
McQuaite for doing an absolutely Toomey's other offering, "Rel-
Frazetta's! Bravo, Mr. Corben.
ic", suffered in comparison with
And an Alex Toth story sched- wretched job of designing.
"Quirks," the story to which it
uled for winter! Whew, you did it One of my favorite artists is
Rich Corben but his cover for was a sequel. Otherwise, it was
good. Walt Simonson, however,
#112 was sick. including the . .
was at the top of his form!
crappy lettering and poor re-
I've never heard of John or Val
production!
Lakey before. But if "Beastslay-
I
Oh, please bring back Ken
er" is a fair example of their
Kelly! He is incredible! 1/inow he
work, I'm willing to see more.
would do a CREEPY cover and Again. couldn't distinguish
you're too chicken to ask him,
I
CREEPY # 1 12 was purchased if
photographs from art.
. . . .
during one of those queer spells put his address in your letters
column and I'll ask him! And if
BRIAN CADEN
EDWARD DRAKER of curiosity get about Warren
I
Cincinnati, Oh.
books. saw it in one of Joe you could only get Frank Fraietta
Ventura, Calif. I
Brancatelli's celebrated comic or Semi Wrigntson as well .1 - ,
book shops and snatched it up And don't give me any of that 1 i A VAMPI story drawn by Val
i "It's about
because the Corben cover look- "they aren't doing comics" fcv'-5 Lakey is scheduled for a fu-
ed so damn good. Moreover, crap. They're human and if **8r* ture issue of VAMPIRELLA,
there were the superior interior you offer them enough dough,
art jobs by John
Al Williamson, they'll bite! CREEPY #112 was fantastic!
Severin and the rest to consider. DARYL MAINE On a scale of one to ten (the
should have known better. For Palm Desert, Calif. best being ten) "Beastslayer"
I
I
while the Warren books are still deserved a 12\ If anybody says
the most handsomely illustrated anything bad about "Beastslay-
and packaged magazines er," they're crazy! It deserves a
I
around, they are still the most 12 because there's never been a
horrendously written. selves on the quality of everything story this good in a Warren
"Nobody's Kid" was a breath we do. Yes, we could get Ken Kelly
do a painting
Magazine before. Ever!
John Lakey are fantastic! hope
Val and
of fresh air, the only one in this or Frank Frazetta to I
issue's literary charnel house. they keep working together for a
Tightly written, as comic book long, long time!
I
scripts should be, with great Leo order to cover the cost? TOM SIMMONS
another Ouranona art. It wasn't a story. Besides, there are many excel- Rapid City, S.D.
Hardly a vignette. But liked it.I lent new illustrators around who
DENNY (TONY) DALY are every bit as good as these art-
Chicago, III. ists, if not as experienced.
We're always working to improve
the quality of our magazines and
Dear
Hama and Auraleon did a
. . .
Larry
gruesome and gory job on here's hoping we can come up with IncleCrcep},
^Sunday Dinner" ... It was de- some covers that you will like in the
licious! future c/o Warren Publishing Co.
TONY PALLONE 145 East 32nd Street
MIKE BARTRAM
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byJoe
ROTES OR COMIX PEOPLE
Gary Trudeiu, the Pulit-
zer Prize winning creator of
Doonesbury. has agreed to
a revolutionary new con-
tract with Universal Press
Syndicate, the organization
which distributes the daily
and Sunday strip to more
than 500 newspapers. Sign-
ed late last year and coming
into effect about now, Tru-
more control over Doones-
bury than any artist or
writer has ever before had
with any syndicated news-
paper strip.
i agreement,
rding to sources at
Doonesbi
'onesburg.
Doonesbury
Firstly,
agree to place me strip on
comic pages and not on the
newspaper's editorial or
"op-ed" opinion pages. Sec-
ondly, the newspapers must
agree to run the strip at the
size delivered by UPS (44
picas, about l'<> inches
wide) and not reduce it. A
third clause prohibits the
client newspapers
making any changes
deau's cartoons or from
censoring parts of the strip
Lastly,
agreed to Doonesbury
sell
3 college newspapers
inareas where general circu-
lation daily newspapers
presently buy the strip.
Trudeau's demand to be
kept on the comics page
and his adamant stance
against censorship or altera-
tion on Doonesbury is a
direct result of the strip's
iibly about Mike
othi
college-aged students, the
perhaps the nation's best
piece of political
Squeamish newspaper edi-
tors have, from time to
time, changed or censored
some of Trudeau's
ing
resorted
) main with the Code and its
g the strip on the editorial
i opinion pages, a place'
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1Tri
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Trudeau's read-
' tion of America, with the ti-
Harvey Shapiro
ten his come-uppance
tiHarvey Publishing, the
die comics house which
duces Casper the Friend-
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all W / 'I
ly Ghost, Wendy the Good
Witch and all those Richie
Rlch comic books. Shapiro,
a long-time purveyor of
pornography, and Larry
from Flynt, the publisher of
in Tru- Hustlei magazine, are plan-
ning a new skin book. Sha-
piro wants to call it Harvey
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for Looing People, deciding
people would love a porno
magazine named after a real
i. Harvey Publishing
thrilled, however.
ng the use of the
"Harvey" is trade-
infringement and its
m a sex magazine
"wholesomeness," Harvey
Publishing has obtained a
preliminary court injunction
against Shapiro's use of his
Col. Philip G. Coch-
ran, the World War II war
satire. hero who inspired Milton
Caniff to create two comic-
strip characters based on
him. died on August 27 at
69 years of age.
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Cochran and Canifl,
went to Ohio State (li..*<..-
met again
sity together,
while Cochran was training a
Tighter squadron in 1942.
Caniff, then the artist/writer
of Terry and The Pirates,
promptly used Cochran as
the model for the "Flip Cor-
kin" character, a wide-eyed
and fearless, devil-may-care
fighter pilot. When Caniff
moved on to create Steoe
Canyon, he used Cochran as
a model again. This time
Cochran was portrayed as
"General Philerie," a char-
acter Caniff continues to
:
- the storyli e. After
-
ng or Cochran's death,
however, Caniff decided to
drop Philerie as a tribute to
his old college chum.
* James P. Gannon,
executive editor of the Des
Moines (Iowa) Register.
isn't particularly enamored
of Caniff or Steve Canyon,
however. In an editorial that
consumed 42 inches of
space in the Sunday, June
10th edition of The Regis-
ter,Gannon lashed out at
Caniff,
disgusting
his strip's
and
"brutal,
offensive"
scenes and its
of the darkest Instincts in
humanity." Caniff, the edl-
"celebration
the
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Ito iolate
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Jtandards ... of good ti
and decency." As a result.
The Register announced it
was immediately canceling
Sieve Canyon and dropped
it from both the daily and
Sunday editions.
Claire Bretecher, a
French artist whose work
has been printed in the Uni-
ted States by the National
Lampoon, is causing quite a
religious debate back in her
homeland. As the artist of
the always controversial,
but always applauded, Les
Frustres (The Frustrated)
strip in the weekly riouoel
Obseroateur, Bretecher has
decided to take on the pow-
erful Catholic Church. Her
strip is now featuring a se-
ries called "The Passionate
Life of Teresa of Avila," a
parody of the French reli-
/ gious heroine, St. Teresa of
Avila. The Catholic Church,
for centuries a strong and vi-
able political force in
France, is alarmed and
screaming blasphemy. The
tfouoel Obseroateur thinks
it's all a great joke. A recent
issue of the magazine put
the cartoon version of St.
Teresa on the cover with a
headline facetiously asking
"Must Bretecher Be Burn-
ed?"
Cadence, the parent
company of Marvel Comics,
has hired a publicity woman
to beat the drums for Marvel
charactei
realm of the comic-book
world. Pan
Hurt, the n
drum beater, is unfamiliar
with comics, but an experi-
enced and highly competent
public-relations profession-
al. "I'm not really going to
be Involved with what the
comic books will be doing,"
she said shortly after she
was hired. "Basically. I'm
going to try to promote Mar-
vel characters for licensing,
especially for television and
motion -picture use."
the Leonard Darvln, only
the second administrator of
the Comics Code Authority
in Its 25-year existence, has
retired. The new director is
J. Dudley Waldner, a for-
mer president of the New
York Society of Association
Executives. Darvin will re-
parent organization, The
Comic Magazine Associa-
tle of general counsel.
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