DC FINEST HORROR The Devil's Doorway

In 1969 DC began a run of horror, suspense and supernatural stories in their four anthology titles that captivated fans. Their top artists were happy to throw off the shackles of superhero work and create new work that was exciting to read and beautifully drawn. This was not a return to EC but much of it was every bit as good. Young turks like Wrightson and Neal Adams drew superlative covers and stories, while veterans like Alex Toth, Nick Cardy and others reveled in these offbeat, one-off stories. 560 pages of bone-chilling tales. Discover the eerie origins of Abel and his infamous House, witness Johnny Peril’s harrowing encounters, and explore cursed artifacts, haunted mansions, and demonic forces that defy explanation. With masterful storytelling, this fine collection showcases DC’s talent for weaving horror and suspense into unforgettable narratives, something no other comic book publisher was doing nearly as well at the time. "With tales that are as timeless as they are terrifying, The Devil’s Doorway is an essential addition to the DC Finest library." Collects stories from House of Secrets #81-85, House of Mystery #180-185, The Phantom Stranger #5, The Witching Hour #3-7, and The Unexpected #113-117.