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| Publisher |
Papercutz |
| Writer |
Jim Salicrup |
| Artist |
Steve Mannion |
| Published | September 2007 |
The greatest horror comic of all time is back with all-new tales torn from today’s terror-filled headlines. “The Garden” by “Action Philosophers,” “Spider-Man,” and “Fantastic Four” writer Fred Van Lente and artist Mr. Exes, is the shocking tale of a man named Richard, who is promised servants and beautiful women waiting on him hand and foot in paradise, all in exchange for completing one simple task. “The Tenant” by Neil Kleid, author of “Brownsville,” and artist Steve Mannion, is the fearsome fate of slumlord James Winchell, who, after one of his tenants dies due to his neglect, is forced to live in one of his buildings by a creepy cemetery. While the sneaky slumlord thinks he outsmarted the legal system by moving into a vacant building, he didn’t count on his undead neighbors needing his assistance. Plus: Painfully pun-filled introductions by the original EC GhouLunatics: The Old Witch, the Vault-Keeper, and of course, The Crypt-Keeper, by Jim Salicrup and Rick Parker.
