Ken Kelly

And again, it just so we didn't just completely gush and blabber for an entire recording.

about an issue we wanted to get a few under our belt just to be like yeah there are some good ones some okay ones etc etc but yeah we're diving into one today that is probably universally thought of as one of the more fantastic issues of creepy here with issue number 63 cover dated july 1974 and you know there's a very one of the very specific reasons you had picked this one because it has a story in here uh that's you know it's it's actually you know the lead story you know right out of the gate it's not the cover story which i found interesting but it is kind of the the first story right in the uh magazine here but speaking of the cover uh why don't we uh talk about the cover here by mr ken kelly pencils inks colors you know it's a painted cover and what are your thoughts on this cover here

uh i i actually do like it uh i kind of wish it wasn't just a plain white background But it is a guy being, you know, about to be killed by a horde of, you know, various like dolls.

And it's like, I always just find doll like living dolls kind of creepy.

Little tapper foul back of the plate.

Now Ken Kelly took a tour of San Francisco with LaFleur and Whittaker and Trammell.

Got a little home run power out of that tour.

Tigers ahead, 2-0.

off destroyer

yeah one of my favorite artists ken kelly painted that cover without all

um have uh have there been any new developments in the alien files recently nothing uh i i've been kind of trying to keep track of it this week i haven't but um There's been 160 files.

This is how crazy our world is right now.

So it's going to be Nebraska's ball, the ball blown dead.

Ken Kelly, Gattuso, Oefar starting this game, actually outstanding defensive end for Penn State.

This has been a linebacker school for so long.

Radosic on the left side and back deep.

Williams moves over to the near side as the tight end, the All-Big Eight performer.

Here's Gill on the option, and Gill is not going to get the first down.

The Nittany Lions, led by Ken Kelly, diagnosed that well.

Kelly, who's been playing both the defensive-

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No, and it's like the Ken Kelly we have in our house, where he wrote this whole, drew this whole additional thing on the painting.

Yeah.

But that's probably not any...