Baron Weirwulf

Stalking the shadowy corridors of Charlton Comics since 1974, Baron Weirwulf is one of Bronze Age horror's most deliciously macabre hosts, a sinister presence who presided over the eerie anthology titles — Haunted, Ghost Manor, and Ghostly Tales — that made Charlton a cult favorite among fans who loved their comics with a chill. Conjured by Steve and Pete Morisi, the Baron kept remarkable company in those ink-dark pages, sharing his world with the likes of Mr. L. Dedd, Impy the Imp, and Winnie the Witch — a rogues' gallery of the wonderfully weird. What's especially impressive is his staying power: a run stretching from 1974 all the way to 1998 speaks to a genuine, enduring hold on readers who knew that Charlton's horror line had a personality all its own. For collectors with a taste for the macabre and an appreciation for the overlooked gems of Bronze Age comics, Baron Weirwulf is exactly the kind of character worth seeking out.