Eerie #81
Warren • 1977
- Series
- Eerie
- Issue
- 81
- Publisher
- Warren
- Cover date
- Feb 28, 1977
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Eerie #81 was published by Warren Publishing in February 1977 as part of their long-running horror comics anthology series. Following the success of Warren’s earlier titles like Creepy, Eerie maintained the high-quality standards of the black-and-white magazine format, which allowed the publisher to bypass the restrictive Comics Code Authority and feature more mature, atmospheric storytelling alongside striking illustrative work.
The cover art for this issue was provided by the celebrated fantasy and horror artist Sanjulian, whose lush, dramatic painting style was a hallmark of the magazine during this era. His work on Eerie #81 exemplifies the gothic, cinematic aesthetic the publication cultivated, which garnered critical acclaim from collectors for its emphasis on artistic composition and the sophisticated contributions of creators like Richard Corben and Jim Starlin.
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