Tales of the Zombie #10

Tales of the Zombie #10, published by Marvel Comics in 1975, represents a late entry in the publisher's black-and-white magazine line under the Curtis Magazines imprint. This title sought to capitalize on the 1970s resurgence of horror media, specifically the interest in voodoo and undead narratives, by utilizing the magazine format to bypass the restrictive Comics Code Authority and provide more mature, atmospheric storytelling.

The issue features cover art by Boris Vallejo, whose work was instrumental in defining the visual language of the era's fantasy and horror publications. The magazine relied on a rotating team of creators to explore supernatural themes, aiming to provide a darker, more sophisticated alternative to mainstream superhero comics. While the line eventually concluded as public interest in the specific horror magazine craze waned, it remains a notable example of Marvel's mid-decade attempt to diversify its demographic through mature-themed anthologies.