John Severin

Yeah.

So full horror tells the crypt, haunt of fear, uh, Feldstein and Gaines, as well as some Ray Bradbury stuff, Bernie Craigstein, Johnny Craig, Frank Frazetta, John Severin, Worrywood, Harvey Kurtzman, Basil, Basil Wolverton, Jack Davis, Graham Ingalls.

Um, Swamp Thing, you can see EC in what we just read.

You can see EC in modern collections.

But yeah, I think you've got to go back to the big daddies of it all and say EC.

I just, I really do think, I think people are missing a trick if you don't go and read a few because you can probably find them for free.

you can probably find them free or at least very cheap at a comic mart but there's just absolute fucking corkers in there with some of the artists especially at the top of their game some of the best artists ever in comics Wally Wood, John Severin just incredible stuff yeah there you go that's my one what

about your for you the greatest horror character I can't make my mind up, man.

I don't know if I love Trimpey as a penciler, but I like Trimpey as a penciler.

And I like Dan Adkins as an inker, but I don't feel like they're working well together, and I wish John Severin would come back and resume inking Herb Trimpey, where they worked so wonderfully together.

And one of the big problems I have with the Trimpey-Adkins combination is closed eyes.

And indeed The Hulk has his eyes closed here.

Yeah.

Um, so yeah, I had a fun, I had a fun time with this issue.

Uh, I, I do think that Trimpe and Atkins is not a good combo, and, uh, I, I do really, uh, wish that they would come up with a different combo, whether that's, uh, John Severin or somebody else inking that can bring out more from Trimpe's pencils.

Yeah.

Uh-

It, it sort of does look like a John Severin era question.

Very much so.

Very much so.