The House of Hammer

A British horror anthology from General Books that ran for 18 issues between 1976 and 1978, The House of Hammer served as a comic companion to the legendary Hammer Film Productions, adapting and expanding their classic monster movies into sequential art. Under the steady hand of writers like Steve Moore, Donne Avenell, and Steve Parkhouse, and with moody, evocative art from Brian Lewis, John Bolton, and Alberto Cuyas, the series brought Dracula, Frankenstein, and other gothic icons to the page with a cinematic flair. It stands as a vital bridge between the studio's silver-screen legacy and the British comics scene, offering fans a darker, more atmospheric take on horror storytelling.