Vampirella: Nowheresville - Part 1

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World's Finest #25 and #26

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( Tanya Power Girl Origins )

Chilling Adventures in Sorcery as Told by Sabrina

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In 1972, Archie Comics made its first major venture, since the MLJ days, into horror, with the series Chilling Adventures in Sorcery as Told by Sabrina. (This is not to be confused with the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina title launched earlier this very month in the wake of Afterlife with Archie's success.) Loosely patterned after the EC and other horror comics of the fifties, it was an anthology title hosted--for its first two issues--by everyone's favourite Teenage Witch, written and drawn by regulars from Archie's creative team: writer Frank Doyle and, in the stories excerpted here, Dan DeCarlo and Rudy Lapick on art.

( If nothing else, this horror host is easier on the eyes than EC's GhouLunatics )

Star Trek comic corrects an irritation from the Abram's movies..

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The cover for Star Trek #41 - Behemoth Parth one.

Courtesy of GattoDonna’s DeviantArt Page

( Sartorial Scales are balanced )

Hey, neat! The new Power Girl's Joining the Teen Titans!

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( Also Manchester Black is there for some reason )

The new Robin is confirmed

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By no less a light than Peter J Tomasi

Spoilers under the cut....

( Who could it be? )

Vampirella: Nowheresville - Part 2

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