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    Uncle Creepy

    Character » Uncle Creepy appears in 274 issues.

    He is the host of the "Creepy" series. Uncle Creepy introduces the reader into sundry stories and commentates them at the end.

    Review: Creepy #3

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    Edited By gmanfromheck
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    Horror and comics. The two don't always work well together. I love the horror genre and (obviously) love comics. Can the big names working on this book make the two work?
     

    The Good

    48 pages and six stories. Normally I'm not a fan of anthologies (take the recent X-Men: Nation X mini-series), but I like the idea here. And can I start by pointing out how creepy that cover is? That's bound to give you nightmares. Maybe it's because I haven't been reading too many horror comics these days, but I really enjoyed this comic. The black and white really works in creating a darker tone in each story. There's a great list of creators involved that really make this worth picking up.
     

    The Bad

    Are the stories really "creepy"? Not really. They can be a little disturbing. There's not much to complain about. While I feel the horror genre works better in a live action format, this doesn't feel as cheap as some other horror comics I've read in the past.
     

    The Verdict - 4.5/5

    I felt like I was taking a trip back to the 60s when horror comics were more abundant. This book does justice to the Creepy name and Uncle Creepy should be proud to appear in this book. Horror comics might not be for everyone and the $4.99 price tag might seem a tad high, but you do get a lot of really good content. Creepy is just a really fun comic that you can jump into at anytime. You just might want to read it while there's daylight outside.
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    #1  Edited By Marius138

    I like it.

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    #2  Edited By aouric

    Creepy remains to be a horror classic for me along with Eerie and Heavy Metal Magazine! Ahhh yes! : )

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    #3  Edited By FoxxFireArt

    That cover more gives the impression of some seriously twisted fetish comic.

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    #5  Edited By oldcreep

    The original Creepy magazine was printed in a large-sized magazine format and generally went for a more traditional art style and storyline. The Old Creep is launching an near exact reproduction of the 'Warren" style books this Spring with a new title called "The Creeps" with many of the original Warren artists including Frank Brunner, Rich Buckler, Joe Rubinstein, Ken Kelly and more. You can see more at www.thecreepsmagazine.com . - The Old Creep

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