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Star Spangled DC War Stories Part 16: September 1960
By Corporals Enfantino and SeabrookJoe KubertOur Army at War 98"Soldiers Never Die!"Story by Robert KanigherArt by Joe Kubert"Last Bell for a Jet!"Story by Bob HaneyArt by Ross Andru and Mike...
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The Hitchcock Project-Henry Slesar Part Ten: "Forty Detectives Later" [5.28]
by Jack Seabrook"I was publishing a lot of short stories in the Hitchcock magazine as well as Ellery Queen," said Henry Slesar, "and they were being purchased in such sufficient quantity for the...
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Star-Spangled DC War Stories Part 9: February 1960
By Corporals Enfantino and SeabrookKubertAll American Men of War 77"Big Fish--little fish!"Story by Robert KanigherArt by Irv Novick"Diary of an Ace!"Story by Bob HaneyArt by Bill Everett"T.N.T....
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Do You Dare Enter? Part Nine: August-September 1970
The DC Mystery Line 1968-1976by Jack Seabrook,John Scoleri,& Peter EnfantinoNeal AdamsThe House of Mystery 187 (August 1970)"Mask of the Red Fox"Story by Bob KanigherArt by Alex Toth"Appointment...
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The Hitchcock Project-Henry Slesar Part Eleven: "Insomnia" [5.30]
by Jack SeabrookGuilt and fear cause a mild-mannered man to explode into fatal violence in Henry Slesar's "Insomnia," a teleplay that he adapted from his own short story called "Sleep Is for the...
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Star-Spangled DC War Stories Part 10: March 1960
By Corporals Enfantino and SeabrookRuss HeathG.I. Combat 80"The Flying Horsemen!"Story by Robert KanigherArt by Russ Heath"The Nine Second Sub!"Story by Bob HaneyArt by Jack Abel"Downhill...
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Do You Dare Enter? Part Ten: October-November 1970
The DC Mystery Line 1968-1976by Jack Seabrook,John Scoleri,& Peter EnfantinoNeal AdamsThe House of Mystery 188 (October 1970)"Dark City of Doom"Story by Gerard ConwayArt by Tony de Zuniga"House of...
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The Hitchcock Project-Henry Slesar Part Twelve: "One Grave Too Many" [5.32]
by Jack Seabrook"One Grave Too Many" is a rarity for Alfred Hitchcock Presents--no one is killed and the protagonist is done in by his own sense of right and wrong. Based on Henry Slesar's story of the...
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Do You Dare Enter? Part Sixteen: September 1971
The DC Mystery Line 1968-1976by Peter Enfantino,John Scoleri,& Jack SeabrookNick CardyThe Witching Hour 16"Never Kill a Witch!"Story by Carl WesslerArt by John Calnan and Bernie Case"The Spell of...
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The Hitchcock Project-Henry Slesar Part Eighteen: "The Last Escape" [6.17]
by Jack SeabrookHarry Houdini (1874-1926) was the greatest escape artist of his day, as shown in the 1953 movie, Houdini, that starred Tony Curtis as Houdini and Janet Leigh as his wife Bess. In Henry...
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Star Spangled DC War Stories Part 17: October 1960
By Corporals Enfantino and SeabrookSpecial Giant-Sized Guns-Ablazing 300th Issue of Bare Bones!!Joe KubertOur Army at War 99"Easy's Hardest Battle!"Story by Robert KanigherArt by Joe Kubert"We're Still...
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The Hitchcock Project-Christmas Special: "Santa Claus and the Tenth Avenue...
by Jack SeabrookIn "Santa Claus and the Tenth Avenue Kid," written by Good Housekeeping's assistant editor Margaret Cousins and published in that magazine's December 1943 issue, paroled thief Stretch...
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Do You Dare Enter? Part Seventeen: October 1971
The DC Mystery Line 1968-1976by Peter Enfantino,Jack Seabrook,&John ScoleriBernie WrightsonThe House of Mystery 195"Bat Out of Hell"Story by Jack OleckArt by Nestor Redondo"The Fantastic Wishing...
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Our Favorites from 2013
We proudly present our favorites from 2013!*Movies:Peter's picks-I'm not much of a theater-goer so most of the new films that I'm interested in will have to wait until they pop up on blu. I did,...
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Star Spangled DC War Stories Part 14: July 1960 / Best And Worst Thus Far
By Corporals Enfantino and SeabrookJerry Grandenetti Star Spangled War Stories 91"The Train of Terror!"Story by Robert KanigherArt by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito"Cry 'Wolf' Mission!"Story by Bob...
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Star Spangled DC War Stories Part 18: November 1960
The DC War Comics 1959-1976by Corporals Enfantino and SeabrookJoe Kubert/Jack AdlerG.I. Combat 84"Dog Company is Holding"Story by Robert KanigherArt by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito"Skipper of the...
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The Hitchcock Project-Henry Slesar Part Nineteen: "The Throwback" [6.20 ]
by Jack Seabrook"The Throwback," by Henry Slesar, does not concern murder, robbery, or any of the usual topics showcased on Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Instead, it deals with a love triangle, a...
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Do You Dare Enter? Part Eighteen: November 1971
The DC Mystery Line 1968-1976by Peter Enfantino,Jack Seabrook,&John ScoleriTony DeZunigaThe House of Mystery 196"A Girl and Her Dog!"Story by Gerry ConwayArt by Gray Morrow"The Alien Within...
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Star Spangled DC War Stories Part 19: December 1960 / Best and Worst of 1960
The DC War Comics 1959-1976by Corporals Enfantino and SeabrookJoe KubertOur Army at War 101"End of Easy!"Story by Robert KanigherArt by Joe Kubert"One of Our Jets is Missing"Story by Bob HaneyArt by...
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The Hitchcock Project-Henry Slesar Part Twenty: "The Horseplayer" [6.22]
by Jack Seabrook"The Horseplayer," directed by Alfred Hitchcock from a teleplay by Henry Slesar, is based on Slesar's short story, "Long Shot." Neither the television show nor the story deals with the...
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