Vintage Comics - Black Magic, Issue #2: I've Seen You Before, Yesterday You Died (Pg. 27 - End)

This first story in the final portion of this Black Magic issue reminds me of a Hammer Mummy movie, with its tendency to give innocent characters the darker fates that they don't quite deserve. It's fantastic, actually. One of my favorites I've shared so far. The second is oddly reminiscent of an old radio show I can't quite recall the name of, with the singular reminder that one can never truly escape or prevent their fates (or the grisly future of another.)

Vintage Comics: Midnight, Issue #2: The Promise, Fortune or Fate pt. 1, The Gateway to Yesterday (Cover - Pg. 13 )

It's a breath of fresh air to see a story about a man who DOESN'T want to kill his wife in a horror comic, once in awhile. But it stops short of horror...I mean really short. As in: okay a photographic miracle, but why on earth is that scary? Oh well. That's the charm in vintage comics, they're hit and miss. The beginning of 'Fortune or Fate' is also surprisingly progressive. Elephant hunting out-of-season wrong? MADNESS! ...And why is it all bombshells from the 1940s and 50s end up looking like Egyptian princesses?