Eerie #43
Warren • 1972
- Series
- Eerie
- Issue
- 43
- Publisher
- Warren
- Cover date
- Nov 1, 1972
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Eerie number 43 was published in 1972 by Warren Publishing, an influential force in the American comics industry during the late 1960s and 70s. As part of the horror anthology format, it capitalized on the creative freedom provided by the magazine-sized publication style, which bypassed the restrictive Comics Code Authority that governed traditional newsstand comic books at the time.
The issue features iconic cover art by Ken Kelly, a protégé of Frank Frazetta, known for his dynamic and visceral contributions to fantasy and horror illustration. The aesthetic direction of the series during this period was heavily influenced by editor-in-chief Bill DuBay, who emphasized high-quality black-and-white artwork and sophisticated narratives that catered to an older readership than typical superhero fare, cementing Eerie as a cult classic of the genre.
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