Issue | #6 |
Published | June 1974 |
Cover Price | 0.75 USD |
Pages | 68 |
Editing | Al Hewetson |
Genre | horror |
Pencils | Faba |
Inks | Faba |
Notes | The scarred man on the cover is modeled on actor Peter Cushing. |
Genre | horror |
Script | Al Hewetson |
Pencils | Ricardo Villamonte |
Inks | Ricardo Villamonte |
Genre | horror |
Script | Edgar Allan Poe (short-story); Al Hewetson (adaptation) |
Pencils | Alphonso Font |
Inks | Alphonso Font |
Notes | Adaptation of the short-story "Ms. Found In A Bottle" by Edgar Allan Poe. |
Reprinted | in Edgar Allan Poe: The Murders in the Rue Morgue (Eternity, 1989 series) #1. |
Synopsis | Death of Frankenstein’s Monster |
Genre | horror |
Script | Al Hewetson [as Henry Bergman] |
Pencils | Cesar Lopez |
Inks | Cesar Lopez |
Notes | The end of the "Frankenstein, Book II" serial, continued from Nightmare #13. Part 3 of 3. |
Script | Al Hewetson |
Pencils | photo |
Letters | typeset |
Notes | Zesar Lopez biography and photo. |
Genre | horror |
Script | Al Hewetson |
Pencils | Zesar Lopez |
Inks | Zesar Lopez |
Synopsis | Two college age girls, one white and one black, ventures into the basement of their school only to discover a nightmare world of pain, madness and degradation. |
Genre | horror |
Script | Al Hewetson |
Pencils | Jesus Suso Rego |
Inks | Jesus Suso Rego |
Notes | Continued in next issue. For five episodes the girls went on a nightmarish rollercoaster ride through virtually every horror cliché one could imagine. Hewetson stated that his goal was to write a horror story that nobody could figure out the ending to ahead of time. Then Scream was cancelled with a single episode left unpublished and fans would spend years wondering how Hewetson had planned {or even if he could have planned} to tie it all up. Finally, in the spring of 2004, British small press publisher John Gallagher of Chimera Arts, with the permission of the late Al Hewetson & artist Jesus Suso Rego, would publish the entire saga, including the previously unpublished 17 page final chapter {with Gallagher himself filling in a few missing panels}. Lo and behold, Hewetson & Suso had come up with an ending that actually worked... and fulfilled Hewetson’s desire to lead the reader down unfamiliar paths. |
Genre | horror |
Pencils | Sebastia Boada |
Inks | Sebastia Boada |
Letters | typeset |
Notes | Inside back cover. |
Reprinted | from Psycho (Skywald, 1971 series) #19 [in B&W] |