Tales of the Zombie Magazine #9 January 1975 Simon Garth Marvel Horror Comic
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This is the January 1975 issue of Tales of the Zombie magazine, Volume 1, Number 9, published by the Marvel Comics Group. The cover features a dramatic scene with a zombie figure, a man, and a woman in a wedding dress, highlighted by the text HE LIVES! HE STRIKES! NO GRAVE CAN HOLD HIM!. The cover also prominently advertises: UNLEASHED FROM HELL FOR 24 HOURS SIMON GARTH WALKS AGAIN and PLUS: FEARSOME FEATURES AND SKULL-SHATTERING STORIES. This back issue offers a glimpse into vintage horror comics from the Bronze Age of comics. This periodical is a classic example of Marvel's foray into horror titles, featuring a rich narrative and distinctive artwork. The contents page lists several compelling stories, including THE ZOMBIE: SIMON GARTH LIVES AGAIN - Part One of an epic 36 page story, THE ZOMBIE: A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A DEAD MAN - Part Two, THE ZOMBIE: THE SECOND DEATH AROUND - Part Three, and HERBIE THE LIAR SAID IT WOULDN'T HURT. Key contributors mentioned include Stan Lee, Mary Wolfman, Marica Gloster, John Romita, Chris Claremont, Tony Isabella, Doug Moench, Alfredo Alcala, Steve Gan, Pablo Marcos, Win Mortimer, Virgilio Redondo, and cover artist Earl Norem. This vintage magazine is a collectible piece for fans of horror, Marvel Comics, and classic comic art, providing historical record and pop culture insights. This listing includes: 1x Magazine. Specifications: Publication Name: Tales of the Zombie Publisher: Marvel Comics Group Issue Date: Jan
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