PS ARTBOOK PSYCHO MAGAZINE (2025)

Skywald's Psycho #1, published in January 1971, is a black-and-white comic magazine absolutely packed full of horror and suspense. If you're brave enough take a peek, we've got "The Skin And Bones Syndrome" by Gary Morrow; "The Glistening Death" and "I Painted Only Terror!" by Norman Nodel; "The Thing in the Mirror" by Raymond Everett Kinstler; "The Steps in the Cellar!" By Alan Weiss; "..And Then There's Cicero!" by Paul Reinman; "Anatomical Monster" by Alvin Hollingsworth; and more!

Skywald's Psycho #2 (March 1971) is a black-and-white comic magazine absolutely packed full of horror and suspense. Featuring on the cover by Hector Varela we've got the original muck monster! The Heap in his first re-appearance and his second incarnation this time brought back to life by Chuck McNaughton and Ross Andru! Also featured are the creative talents of Jack Katz, Tom Palmer,Stephen Hickman, Tom Sutton, Chic Stone, and Serg Moren. And all reproduced here completely like the original comic magazine.

Skywald's Psycho #3 (May 1971) is a black-and-white comic magazine absolutely packed full of horror and suspense. Featuring, as painted on the cover by Boris Vallejo, "Frankenstein Book II: Chapter One," a story by Tom Sutton (as "Sean Todd") taking place directly after the events in Mary Shelley's original novel! Also we continue the adventures of the original muck monster "The Heap Meets the Horror Master!" by Chuck McNaughton and Ross Andru. Plus "The Man Who Stole Eternity" by Gardner Fox and penciled by Bill Everett. And contributions by Serg Moren, Chic Stone, Marv Wolfman, and Ernie Colon. And all reproduced here completely like the original comic magazine.

Absolutely packed full of horror and suspense Skywald's black-and-white comic magazine  Psycho #4 hit the stores in September 1971! Featuring on the striking cover by Ken Kelly, "Comes The Stalking Monster!" by Larry Todd, exploring what happens when the gap between science and the occult is bridged? Then we continue to ponder how long the original muck monster The Heap's tormented mind can live with his mangled body in the latest installment by Ross Andru? While in Tom Sutton's "Frankenstein, Book II: Freaks Of Fear!" a freak show provides the setting for this horrendous tale that will hold you spellbound! And all reproduced here completely like the original comic magazine.

Absolutely packed full of horror and suspense Skywald's black-and-white comic magazine Psycho #5 (November 1971) featuring the superb cover by Boris Vallejo! Who includes a sketch of the cover of Psycho #3 in the letters section, plus an interview with Al Hewetson. And we continue to ponder how long the original muck monster The Heap's tormented mind can live with his mangled body in the latest installment by Ross Andru? While Frankenstein continues in Tom Sutton's "Book II: The Sewer tomb of Le Suub!" Plus, "Out of Chaos... A New Beginning, Part 2" from Marv Wolfman and Rich Buckler. And all reproduced here completely like the original comic magazine.

Absolutely packed full of horror and suspense Skywald's black-and-white comic magazine  Psycho #6 (May 1972) features a fantastic cover by Vicente Segrelles, plus the combined talents of Pablo Marcos, Pat Boyette, Jeff Jones, Ross Andru, Allan Asherman, Gus St. Anthony, Tom Sutton and Bill Everett - and all reproduced here completely like the original comic magazine. Don't hang around - these horror's will soon be gone again!

Absolutely packed full of horror and suspense Skywald's black-and-white comic magazine  Psycho #7 (July 1972) with macabre tales to blow your mind! Featuring a fantastic cover by Vicente Segrelles based on "The Asylum of Frozen Hell" by Al Hewetson and  Pablo Marcos. Who also bring us The Heap in "A Spawn of Satan." Plus the combined talents Domingo Alvarez, Denis Fujitake, Bill Everett, Pat Boyette, Syd Shores, Steve Englehart, Jim Pinkoski and Ramon Torrents. And all reproduced here completely like the original comic magazine!

Absolutely packed full of horror and suspense Skywald's black-and-white comic magazine Psycho #8 (September 1972) with macabre tales to blow your mind! Featuring 'The Theatre of Horror,' 'The Human Gargoyles,' 'Lon Chaney: A Thousand Faces of Ultimate Horror,' 'Devil's Woman'-which features on the front cover painting by Enrich Torres. 'Have You Ever Seen The Black Rain,' 'The Filthy Little House of Voodoo,' 'Bad Choke,' and 'City of Crypts'! And all reproduced here completely like the original comic magazine.