Ink like a horror comic artist — and save 20%

• Just black ink. Small budgets and tight deadlines meant black and white was the norm. Drama came from large areas of black ink, heavy shadows, and dark silhouettes. 
• Novel magazine formats. The Comic Code pretty much destroyed the golden age of American horror comics. Some got around it by moving to a magazine format. Which was cool because it created a format of comics, written pieces, and page upon page of kitschy ads.
• Hatching, halftones, and scratchy linework. One of the biggest splits from superhero comics. Artists built nervous energy with hatching, quick strokes, and scratchy lines.

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Offer ends June 30th. Cannot be combined with any other offer.