PRE CODE CLASSICS SPOOK SLIPCASE ED (2025)
"Star Comics was run by L.B. Cole, a man who put great faith in bright colors and striking surreal cover designs. A typical Star story - and these gems from Star's Spook title are prime examples - would include work from the likes of Jay Disbrow, L.B. Cole himself, Ken Battefield, George Peltz, Rudy Palais, Vern Henkel, (who worked extensively on ACG titles, including Forbidden Worlds #1) and Howard Larsen. Collects Spook #27-30 (January to October 1954) and Baily Publication's Spook Comics (1946)."
"Synopsis: STAR COMICS - SPOOK VOL 2: ISSUE 27 - 30 January 1954 to October 1954 PLUS BONUS ISSUE - Baily Publications - Spook Comics 1946 Special Notes:Star Comics was run by L.B. Cole, a man who put great faith in bright colours and striking surreal cover designs. A typical Star story--and these gems from Star's SPOOK title are prime examples--would include work from the likes of Jay Disbrow, L.B. Cole himself, Ken Battefield, George Peltz, Rudy Palais, Vern Henkel, (who worked extensively on ACG titles, including FORBIDDEN WORLDS #1) and Howard Larsen. Ah, SPOOK 27-30 (1954) plus Baily Publications' 1946 SPOOK outing- "
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Pre Code Classics Spook Hardcover Volume 01
"Star Comics was run by L.B. Cole, a man who put great faith in bright colors and striking cover designs. A typical Star issue would have an eye-opening surreal coverr in swiriling black and orange and green, and included work from Jay Disbrow, L.B. Cole, Ken Battefield, George Peltz, Rudy Palais, Vera Henkel, and Howard Larsen. Collects Spook #22-26 (January 1953 to October 1953)."
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Pre Code Classics Spook Hardcover Volume 02
"Star Comics was run by L.B. Cole, a man who put great faith in bright colors and striking surreal cover designs. A typical Star story - and these gems from Star's Spook title are prime examples - would include work from the likes of Jay Disbrow, L.B. Cole himself, Ken Battefield, George Peltz, Rudy Palais, Vern Henkel, (who worked extensively on ACG titles, including Forbidden Worlds #1) and Howard Larsen. Collects Spook #27-30 (January to October 1954) and Baily Publication's Spook Comics (1946)."