New terror from legendary artist Richard Corben reveals that six feet of soil can't keep a good man down! John Arcudi (B.P.R.D.) and Julian Totino Tedesco (Uncanny X-Force) explore the aftermath of a deadly plane crash in the ghastly Pack Leader. And join Ron Marz and Richard P. Clark for a delightfully twisted fairytale!
Dark Horse does an excellent job with Creepy because they balance the old, the new, and the comic. This issue maintains that well, and I feel that this particular book would appeal to more than just the horror fan. Read Full Review
There are some great stories in Creepy #12, but, with the exception of "Pack Leader," they're a bit too similar in tone. A bit more variety could do a lot for this book. Read Full Review
With tons of horror and wicked humor, “Creepy ” #12 has all that for readers and so much more. The “Creepy” anthology series always has such great storytellers to match with its wonderful black and white artwork. Read Full Review
Pack Leader, the last story, is actually quite fantastic, but I don't know that it is good enough to merit reading through the rest of the muck just to get your condescending "insert life lesson here" phrase at the end. Read Full Review
. . $5, B+W 44pgs.+ frontispiece + back cover strip. Gruesomely great cover. 2 b+w ADs poorly placed internally. . . . Dark Horse continues to bring the chills and blood spills that give me thrills. The cover and frontispiece this issue are magnificent. Bagge's strips are great (i love PB), although they do tend to pull me out of the crypt a bit. Seriously tho... Corben, Marz & Clark, Allison, Arcudi & Tedesco... all true killer Creepy. and then we are treated to a classic Goodwin & Ditko 8 pager!! my heart for Uncle Creepy... after im done with it, of course.
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