Warren Released August 1975

Eerie Magazine #67 (1975)

Eerie Magazine #67 is an issue of the Eerie Magazine series from Warren, released August 1, 1975. Written by Steve Skeates with artwork by Paul Neary. This page represents the regular first-print edition.

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Published August 1975

Comics...The Art"You can save a bad story with great art, bud bad art will ruin a great story every time." This axiom is familiar to a lot of comic fans. But what makes great art? Talent. Ego. Persistence. Training. Time. And a lot of very hard work.Coffin: Death's ColorsThe Indians tortured Coffin. He had been half eaten by ants when he escaped. But he was denied mortality. When he spotted the caravan in the desert, he knew instinctively that it brought evil. And promise of death!Hunter II: Phoenix FireAtomic War. Destroyed civilization. Mutant goblins have inherited the earth. Humanity fights and inevitably loses to the fangs and claws of the mutants. then someone unearths a fighter's helmet and discovers a hero!Hacker's Last StandSevered heads rolled in London's alleyways. Appeared gift-wrapped at Police Headquarters. The mad Hacker struck again and again. Now Inspector Smythe was marked for destruction. Is this the end of Smythe or the Hacker.Crackermeyer: GoldApaches brutally razed the settlement. A black woman and her children were taken captive. Gold's family. Then a legend was born. The Black Shadow of Death stalked the Apaches. Burning. Scalping. Slaying. Seeking revenge!Merlin: The KingmakerOld Englonde. Ravaged by Roman invaders. Ruined by civil war. Ripe for a hero-king. But real kings are not born, they are made. By skill, cunning and blackest sorcery. Merlin was a sorcerer...and a maker of Kings.