Thirty-six pages of creeping shadows and graphic tension, Chamber of Chills #19  (published by Harvey Comics, September 1953) stands as a vivid artefact of the early 1950s horror-comics boom. According to the Grand Comics Database, the issue runs 36 pages, cost 10 cents at the time, and lists editing by Leon Harvey. Chamber of Chills 19 Cover Art by Lee Elias Lee Elias – The Iconic Cover Maestro Lee Elias Born Leopold “Lee” Elias in Manchester, England on May 21, 1920, and later moving to the...

The mid-century comic book landscape was bold, wild and wonderfully experimental — a time when horror, sci-fi, superheroes and crime fiction all fought for space on the spinner rack. The PS Artbooks Facsimile Legacy Collection brings that era back to life with high-quality replicas of some of the most visually striking and culturally curious comics ever printed. These editions preserve original artwork, stories and even advertisements, offering the closest possible experience to holding the...

The nights are drawing in, the shadows are lengthening, and that means only one thing — Halloween is here! To mark the spookiest time of...