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PS ARTBOOKS MAGAZINE SCREAM 1

PS ARTBOOKS MAGAZINE SCREAM #1 Skywald's SCREAM #1 according to Al Hewetson's introduction, was in response to readers? opinions as expressed in the Bunch Of Questions survey and was first published as a black-and-white comic magazine in August 1973. If you're brave enough take a peek, we?ve got 'The Strange Painting Of Jay Crumb' a spoof on underground cartoonists Jay Lynch & Robert Crumb by Felipe de la Rosa. ?The Comics Macabre' by Al Hewetson and Maelo Cintron featured characters based on 'seduction Of The Innocent? author Fredric Wertham & Comics Code Authority president Len Darvin as well as Hewetson, Herschel Waldman & other Skywald staffers. In the story Darvin and Wertham visit the Skywald offices to complain about the horror comics, get into an argument and kill Hewetson, whereupon tiny versions of Skywald's Heap, Frankenstein's Monster and others come off comic pages and kill Wertham and Darvin. Hewetson sent a copy of the story to Wertham, with whom he corresponded for a number of years but, according to Hewetson, Wertham didn?t get the point. Don?t hang around - these horror's will be gone by sunrise!

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PS ARTBOOKS MAGAZINE SCREAM 2

PS ARTBOOKS MAGAZINE SCREAM #2 Skywald's SCREAM #2 October 1973 is a black-and-white comic magazine absolutely packed full of horror and suspense. Featuring Lady Satan, this is her macabre origin issue. Within one body lived one Anne, innocent and good, and another Anne, the evil Black Witch of Salem. Together: they were Lady Satan, each constantly struggling with the other for complete control over their shared body created by Al Hewetson and penciled by Ricardo Villamonte. This issue also features 'The Thing in the Black Dress' by Al Hewetson and penciled by Suso and 'The Vampire Letters' by Al Hewetson and penciled by Emilio Bernado - one set of fearsome females! And all reproduced here completely like the original comic magazine. Don?t hang around - these horror's will be gone by sunrise!