Creepy #32

Creepy #32 (1966) is another notable issue from the Creepy horror anthology series published by Warren Publishing. 

• Publisher: Warren Publishing

• Release Date: December 1966

• Cover Art: Frank Frazetta
  The cover of Creepy #32 features an iconic illustration by Frank Frazetta.
  

• Featured Stories: As with all Creepy issues, this one contains multiple short stories, each with its own unique horror or supernatural theme. The stories often ranged from eerie ghost tales to dark fantasy, and psychological horror, often featuring ironic or macabre twists in the style of Tales from the Crypt.

• Notable Contributors: Writers and artists featured in this issue likely included:

  • Archie Goodwin, who was a frequent writer/editor for Creepy and contributed heavily to its success.
  • Reed Crandall, Gray Morrow, and Angelo Torres were likely artists involved in illustrating the stories. They were some of the top comic artists working on Creepy during this time.
    
    

• Content Themes: The stories in Creepy often explored classic horror themes, including monsters, supernatural occurrences, revenge, and gothic horror. Each story was short and self-contained, making each issue an exciting collection of terror.

Frazetta’s cover art for Creepy #32 adds significant value to this issue, making it highly collectible among both comic and Frazetta fans.

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