Eerie #100
Warren • 1979
- Series
- Eerie
- Issue
- 100
- Publisher
- Warren
- Cover date
- Apr 1, 1979
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Eerie number 100, published in 1979 by Warren Publishing, serves as a milestone edition for the long-running horror comics anthology series. Following the success of Creepy, Warren launched Eerie in 1966 to capitalize on the popularity of macabre storytelling, featuring a distinct blend of gothic tales and science fiction. This particular issue sought to commemorate the longevity of the series with a substantial page count and contributions from high-caliber talent.
The issue featured cover art by Sanjulián, a prolific illustrator known for his dynamic and atmospheric work on the Warren magazines. His design for the centennial issue leans into the classic, ominous aesthetic that defined the brand, aiming to satisfy the expectations of the dedicated fanbase. At the time of release, it was received as a triumphant benchmark for Warren Publishing, representing the height of the black-and-white independent horror comic movement before the company faced financial difficulties in the early 1980s.
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