The Thing! is an American horror comic book published by Charlton Comics that ran 17 issues from 1952 to 1954. Its tagline was "Weird tales of suspense and horror!" After the 17th issue it was cancelled and the series' numbering continued as Blue Beetle vol. 2.

"Weird, Spooky, Supernatural Stories"...So warned by every cover pages of The Beyond...One of the horror comics that gained notoriety in the so-called Golden Age of comics.Published by Ace Comics.The Beyond is one of many popular Horror Comics of the 1950's, removed from publication due to their exceptionally bloody and gory content. Back in print for your reading and viewing pleasure.

Tomb of Terror published by Harvey was one of many Popular Horror Comics reaching their Zenith in the 1950's. Due to their exceptionally bloody and gory stories; they eventually were banned by the United States Congress under pressure from certain elements of the Public. Now back in Print for your Viewing and Reading Pleasure. This wonderful Work contains Stories in all their Fright from the First Five Isues.

The Beyond wasa Popular horror comic published by Ace comics during the 1950's. It, like many other comics of the genre, was banned from publication by the U.S. Congress. The reason was their exceptionally bloody and gory content. Now back in print for your viewing and reading pleasure. This wonderful work contains five complete issues. Digitally remastered and Image enhanced.

A 20-issue war comic series. Published by Stanmor, an imprint of Key Publications. Began with issue #1 in May 1952, and ran through issue #20, September 1955. The Content in this Compilation has been Image Enhanced and Digitally Remastered for your Viewing and Reading Pleasure.

The Beyond was a Popular Horror Comic among many that reached their Zenith in the 1950's. Like many others, they were removed from Publication by the United States Congress due to their exceptionally bloody, and gory content.

The first Chamber of Chills was a 10-cent horror anthology published bimonthly by Harvey Publications that ran 26 issues (June 1951 - Dec. 1954). Artists included Bob Powell, Lee Elias, Rudy Palais, Howard Nostrand, and Kremer. Issue 7 is mentioned in Dr. Fredric Wertham's scathing 1954 indictment of comic books Seduction of the Innocent (p. 389). Chamber ceased publication following the Senate Subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency hearings of 1954. Harvey then began concentrating on titles for young children, including Little Dot and Richie Rich. Chamber of Chills was formerly Blondie Comics and its numbering begins where Blondie left off (issue 20). The first four issues of Chamber are consequently numbered 21-24. The numbering was reset with the fifth issue February 1952. Chamber of Chills became Chamber of Clues in February 1955 and saw two issues, folding in April 1955.

Weird Tales of the Future is a Classical Science Fiction Comic that ran for a total of Twenty Issues. Published by Argon Publications by Stanley Morse of Spiderman fame.

BRAND NEW STORY: “Lost at Sea!” Archie and Jughead decide to go on a fishing trip at sea for a guys’ getaway. Unfortunately, when both of them fall asleep on the boat, they wake up far from home—and far from shore!

TWO NEW STORIES: First, in “Almost Famous,” Archie gets the idea to try to become a famous YouTube star, tasking Jughead with filming his adventures around town and commenting on things he likes or doesn’t like about Riverdale’s dining, theaters, and shops... Unfortunately when things start going wrong, Jughead might not be the only one filming! Then, in “Little Insights,” Archie and Jughead are touring Chinatown in San Francisco when they hear a voice from a basement calling for help. Mobsters have captured Fu Chang and are planning terrible things for him, and it’s up to Archie and Jughead to save the day!