Eerie #49
Warren • 1973
- Series
- Eerie
- Issue
- 49
- Publisher
- Warren
- Cover date
- Jul 1, 1973
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Eerie number 49 was published by Warren Publishing in 1973, arriving at the height of the black-and-white horror magazine craze. During this period, Warren distinguished itself from mainstream comic publishers by utilizing a larger, magazine-style format that allowed for more sophisticated artwork and mature storytelling, circumventing the restrictions of the Comics Code Authority.
The issue features cover art by the renowned artist Ken Kelly, whose work was instrumental in defining the visual identity of Warren's horror titles. The magazine followed a standard anthology format, showcasing a blend of grim gothic fiction and science fiction stories, and it remains a touchstone for collectors of 1970s magazine-era horror comics due to its distinct atmospheric aesthetic and high-quality production values.
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