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The Warren Report Issue 46: September-November 1973
The Critical Guide to the Warren Illustrated Magazines1964-1983by Uncle Jack& Cousin PeterSanjulianEerie #51 (September 1973)"A Stranger in Hell"(Reprinted fromEerie #38)"Pity the Grave...
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Batman in the 1980s Issue 15: March 1981
The Dark Knight in the 1980sby Jack Seabrook &Peter EnfantinoVariousDetective Comics #500"To Kill a Legend"Story by Alan BrennertArt by Dick GiordanoThe Phantom Stranger explains to Batman and...
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The Hitchcock Project-Alfred Hayes Part Three: The Paragon [8.20]
by Jack SeabrookAfter adapting a story by Sir V.S. Pritchett for the small screen ("Bonfire"), Alfred Hayes next adapted a story by Dame Rebecca West, continuing the trend of the producers of The...
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The Warren Report Issue 47: November-December 1973
The Critical Guide to the Warren Illustrated Magazines1964-1983by Uncle Jack& Cousin PeterSanjulianEerie #52 (November 1973)"Ghoulish Encounter"★★★Story by Steve SkeatesArt by Jaime...
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Batman in the 1980s Issue 16: April 1981
The Dark Knight in the 1980sby Jack Seabrook &Peter EnfantinoAparoThe Brave and the Bold #173"One of Us is Not One of Us!"Story by Gerry ConwayArt by Jim AparoOne of the Guardians of Oa approaches...
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The Hitchcock Project-Alfred Hayes Part Four: Beyond the Sea of Death [9.14]
by Jack SeabrookWhen shall they meet? I cannot tell,Indeed, when they shall meet again,Except some day in Paradise:For this they wait, one waits in pain.Beyond the sea of death love liesFor ever,...
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The Warren Report Issue 48: January 1974
The Critical Guide to the Warren Illustrated Magazines1964-1983by Uncle Jack& Cousin PeterSanjulianEerie #53"Enter: Mr. Hyde"★★1/2Story by Steve SkeatesArt by Jaime Brocal"To Save a Witch's...
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Batman in the 1980s Issue 17: May 1981
The Dark Knight in the 1980sby Jack Seabrook &Peter EnfantinoAparoThe Brave & the Bold #174"To Trap an Immortal"Story by Gerry ConwayArt by Jim AparoBatman and Green Lantern travel through...
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The Hitchcock Project-Alfred Hayes Part Five: The Photographer and the...
by Jack SeabrookThe last episode of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour to air with a script by Alfred Hayes was "The Photographer and the Undertaker," which was broadcast on NBC on Monday, March 15, 1965. Based...
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The Warren Report Issue 49: February 1974
The Critical Guide to the Warren Illustrated Magazines1964-1983by Uncle Jack& Cousin PeterSanjulianEerie #54"Stranger in a Village of the Insane!"★★1/2Story by Steve SkeatesArt by Jaime Brocal"To...
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Merry Christmas! This is Our 1000th Post!
Peter: Close to 12 years ago now, John Scoleri talked me back into resurrecting bare•bones as a semi-regular blog. That initial dip in the pool lasted exactly five posts and then I was embroiled in a...
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Hammer Meets Hitchcock!
by Jack SeabrookI recently watched Kiss Me Deadly on TCM's noir alley and I was struck with the kinetic opening sequence, where Cloris Leachman, playing Christina Bailey, runs down a dark highway at...
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The Hitchcock Project-William Fay Part One: The Crooked Road [4.4]
by Jack SeabrookWilliam Cullen Fay (1918-1981) wrote 15 episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents and two episodes of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. He was an editor at Popular Publications starting in 1935...
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Batman in the 1980s Issue 18: June 1981
The Dark Knight in the 1980sby Jack Seabrook &Peter EnfantinoAparoBatman #336"While the Bat's Away..."Story by Bob Rozakis & Roy ThomasArt by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez & Frank McLaughlinWhere...
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The Hitchcock Project-Harold Swanton Part Two: Portrait of Jocelyn [1.28]...
by Jack SeabrookHarold Swanton's second teleplay for Alfred Hitchcock Presents was "The Long Shot," which was based on his own radio play and discussed here.His third and last teleplay during the first...
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The Warren Report Issue 50: March/April 1974
The Critical Guide to the Warren Illustrated Magazines1964-1983by Uncle Jack& Cousin PeterFrazettaVampirella #31"The Betrothed of the Sun-God!"★★★Story by Flaxman LoewArt by Jose Gonzalez"Family...
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The Hitchcock Project-William Fay Part Two: The 2,000,000 Defense [4.5]
by Jack SeabrookWhen representing a client, where should a lawyer draw the line? Is it ethical to lie in order to secure an acquittal? These are the questions addressed in Harold Q. Masur's short...
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Batman in the 1980s Issue 19: July 1981
The Dark Knight in the 1980sby Jack Seabrook &Peter EnfantinoAparoBatman #337"Where Walks a Snowman"Story by Gerry Conway & Roy ThomasArt by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez & Steve MitchellOne...
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The Warren Report Issue 51: April 1974
The Critical Guide to the Warren Illustrated Magazines1964-1983by Uncle Jack& Cousin PeterBasil GogosThe Spirit #1"The Last Trolley"Story by Will EisnerArt by John Spranger, Bob Palmer, & Will...
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The Hitchcock Project-William Fay Part Three: Safety for the Witness [4.8]
by Jack Seabrook"Safety for the Witness," which premiered on CBS on Sunday, November 23, 1958, was the third episode in a month of Alfred Hitchcock Presents to air with a teleplay by William Fay, and...
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