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Some interior art from "Chamber of Chills." Even the table of contents page was cool!

"Adventures Into Darkness" combined traditional pre-code horror motifs (creatures, demons, etc.) with psychological horror that, even today, evokes real discomfort in the reader (or at least me, maybe I'm just a wimp). They were going for the jugular. From #6 (1952)...

A tribute to ACG's mysterious redheaded cover girl -- blondes and brunettes were terrorized too, but no one had to deal with more supernatural menace on the covers of "Adventures Into the Unknown" than this young lady!

Today in "This is Pre-Code Horror," it's Splash Page Saturday! Four great opening panels that define the essence of pre-code horror (in your Captain's humble opinion of course!)

Today in "This is Pre-Code Horror," four random panels that define the genre! Zombies! Masked spectres! Romantic corpses! Demonic peer pressure!

Today in "This is Pre-Code Horror" -- Third eyes, vague threats, taunting brains and winged creatures with bad intentions! The entire genre summed up in four random panels!

Today in "This is Pre-Code Horror," boney nightmares, vampire bats, ghostly transportation and a really bad date!

I call this edition of "This is Pre-Code Horror" the "Men With Interesting Hair" installment!

Only 17 days until Halloween!