Evil Eye (1998) comic books

Stories, Art and Cover by Richard Sala. Judy Drood has been captured by the pirate girls and is brought before Aunt Azalea, who has some sinister plans for her. And, just when it seems things can't get worse for the two-fisted girl sleuth, she finds herself facing the murderous owner of the scorpion pin -- the grotesque enigma known as Ms. Moss! Also in this issue: Cover-girl Peculia becomes the object of desire for a monstrous menagerie of mole people! This series, by multiple Harvey and Eisner nominee Richard Sala, continues to be surprising, exciting, sexy, spooky, compelling and addictive! Matte finish cardstock covers and full-color inside-covers. 24 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.50.

Stories, Art and Cover by Richard Sala. In the latest issue of the Eisner-nominated horror/noir/thriller series, the alter ego of the evil Aunt Azalea is finally revealed! Judy Drood, girl detective, has her hands full -- what with all the demented killers crawling out of the woodwork. Things are beginning to boil as the series nears its climax. Can you guess which characters won't survive this episode? Meanwhile, cover girl Peculia and her sometimes-nemesis Obscurus are trapped together in a hospital filled with rampaging lunatics and hideous freaks -- victims of botched medical experiments. Is this the end? 24 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.50.

Stories, Art and Cover by Richard Sala. This is the landmark 10th issue of the Eisner-nominated series, and the horror-thriller serial "Glass Scorpion" is about to reach its bloody climax! Just when it seems Kasper's night can't get any worse, he finds himself trapped on the dark stairway of the campus clock tower. Below, a hooded, ax-wielding maniac slowly approaches. And above lies the laboratory of the freakish, gland-stealing science professor, Ibex. And what of the remaining pirate girls? They're in the tower, too, but where?! As tense as this situation is, nothing will prepare any of them for the horror that awaits them in the tower's top room! Will Judy Drood, Girl Detective, reach Kasper before it's too late? Meanwhile, Goth waif Peculia wanders into a very strange masquerade party. Those are masks...aren't they? 24 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.50.

Stories, Art and Cover by Richard Sala. In "Reflection in a Glass Scorpion," Kasper finds himself trapped in the campus clock tower's highest room with half a dozen sadistic killers. Will Judy Drood arrive in time? Plus: Peculia is recruited by the babysitters club. It seems there is a family the other girls try to avoid -- for a very, very good reason, as Peculia finds out! 24 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.95.

Stories, Art and Cover by Richard Sala. The twelfth and final chapter of "Reflection in a Glass Scorpion," the epic graphic novel that has been serialized since issue #1 and has featured gruesome murders, girl pirates, an evil puppet, a mysterious tower and amateur sleuth Judy Drood. The black-humor horror thriller reaches its climax in the highest room of the campus clock tower where college student Kasper finds himself face to face with two-hundred-year-old murdering freak Massimo Ibex. Will Judy Drood arrive in time? Also in this issue, cover girl Peculia meets the brides of Dracula! 24 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.95.