tilliban and the German collectors uploads

[Geo (RIP)]

I think "Horror" might have beat it out, but not by much, it would be number 2.

And thanks T for the upload.

Geo

[tilliban]

I see...
 

Look what I found rummaging thru my crime files:

MR. RISK #2

Which makes this Ace mini-mini-serie COMPLETE.
There were only two books named Mr. Risk. They are online now.

[Yoc]

Updated
thanks T!

[tilliban]

And with that whiff of horror

ADVENTURES INTO DARKNESS #7

I am signing out for the weekend.
Going to Switzerland again for some mountain biking, paragliding and bungee jumping.
Nah, just typing this to alarm YOC...
 

Am taking a train ride, nothing else.
So we'll all be safe till next week for a lecture in romance.

[Yoc]

Thanks T, have fun, play safe!

[tilliban]

And - kapweeeng! - fast like a speeding bullet (not faster than, of course not) freshly returned from Switzerland ...
... it's another criminal upload:

CRIME MUST PAY THE PENALTY #6

From 1949 (and looks all like 40s artwork inside).

(still flashed from my weekend stay in central Switzerland, this is as close as you can get to paradise in Europe, the air is obscenely clean and fresh and spicy, you wanna import it in bottled form // I imagine this is what Canada must feel like)

[cue YOC]

[Yoc]

It depends where you are in Canada T.
In the city we get the usual smog, etc.  Up north, very nice stuff and some amazing views as well.

[tilliban]

Thanks for the confirmation, YOC.

I decided it's time for a romantic upload (this sounds awkward, doesn't it?):

MY SECRET MARRIAGE #4

Brought to you from the people who gave printing a bad name: Superior!
A book of my own, modeled on my private secret marriage, of course.

[Yoc]

Thanks T!
Superior was Canadian, but please don't hold that against us.   

[tilliban]

The thought indeed crossed my mind, dear YOC...
 

Let us take another step into the completion of Ace's master crime title with the upload of

CRIME MUST PAY THE PENALTY #4

Big 52-pages issue with nice artwork by Palais, Greene, Battefield.

[Geo (RIP)]

Thanks T for the upload.

Geo

[tilliban]

I am on my way to a picknick on the banks of river Rhine at Cologne.
Thought, I'd leave you a tasty morsel to feed joyously on:

OUT OF THE SHADOWS #8

Ripped out of the shadows of Jim's big comic book vault.
Sensational cover by Jack Katz!

[Yoc]

"picknick on the banks of river Rhine"!
You crazy thrill seeker, please be careful!


Thanks for another fill there T.
Have fun!

[jfglade]

I am on my way to a picknick on the banks of river Rhine at Cologne.
Thought, I'd leave you a tasty morsel to feed joyously on:

OUT OF THE SHADOWS #8

Ripped out of the shadows of Jim's big comic book vault.
Sensational cover by Jack Katz!

 Thanks to you and Jim, I can cross one more story off my list of childhood horror stories that I've been trying to identify and re-read. "The Drums of Cajou" is the vampire story that has haunted me since I first saw it when I was five and had my much older brother read it to me because I couldn't quite read well enough then to handle it by myself. The cover of "Out of the Shadows" #8 with the severed heads hanging on wall and a fiend dipping a fresh on in who-knows-what is also startlingly familiar. For year I thought the story with the female bat-like vampire was probably from a Harvey book or one of the smaller short-lived publishers, and it never crossed my mind that Ace might have published it.

[tilliban]

@YOC: And I didn't even tell you about my visit to the local amusement park.
Got some astronaut training there!

@jfglade: Glad to be of assistance.
I can promise you some more precode horror over the rest of spring and summer.
Working on it - fervently.