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EVIL EYE #12
by Richard Sala, $3.95 U.S., $5.95 Can.
By Gary Hornberger Wednesday, January 24 2007
Just in time for Halloween, a story with a mad scientist, a Frankenstein type monster, some vampires, and all the murder and mayhem associated with said monsters. I’ve read one of the earlier issues and these two seem similar. I actually had to leap forward a few pages to find some differences. Don’t know if that is bad or not. The stories take place in dark castles, which are always appropriate for monster stories, and there’s always an attractive heroine. For the most part, Evil Eye is the typical classic horror story. I grew up on Universal monsters and every weekend watched Elvira’s Movie Macabre, so I’ll read these things by the boatload. It won’t give me nightmares but it will entertain me. ( http://www.fantagraphics.com/)
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