Eerie

A short-lived but striking horror anthology from Gold Star Publications, Eerie (1972) ran for just four issues, each packed with grim, atmospheric tales. The series is most notable for the work of writer Archie Goodwin and a stable of top-tier artists including Gene Colan, Gray Morrow, and Joe Orlando, who brought a polished, moody visual style to the macabre stories. Though brief, it stands as a compact example of early-1970s horror comics, showcasing Goodwin’s taut scripting and the artists’ ability to craft unsettling, memorable imagery.