Creepy

Bernie Wrightson’s moody, intricate art haunted the pages of Creepy during its brief 1980–1982 run from Semic Press, a short-lived revival of the classic horror anthology name. Across its seven issues, the series delivered a mix of chilling short stories and atmospheric frights, carrying forward the EC-inspired tradition of macabre comics. While it didn’t match the longevity of its predecessor, this iteration stands as a distinctive, artist-driven horror title from the early direct-market era.