One would think that a comic book turned sideways would be a good idea. Unfortunately, DC Comics gives us
Elvira's House of Mystery #6 (August 1986), which crams two pages sideways on one page. Not only is the artwork much smaller than normal but the text is is extremely hard to read. I was thirty-one when I first bought this issue and I had to bring out my magnifying glass to read it. I am glad that the Elvira pinup and letters page was not turned sideways.
The cover of
Elvira's House of Mystery #6 (August 1986) is by Mark Beachum. The Mistress of the Dark's segment is titled "Attic Attack" written by Tom and Mary Beirbum, penciled by Tom Grindberg and inked by James Bosch aka Jim Fern. Unlike previous issues that had two tales, this one has the following five fright-filled fantasies: "A New York Yankee in King Arthur's Court!", "Subject for Post-Mortem", "Two-Edged Sword", "You'll Beg to Die" and "Just Like Clockwork" (the latter one is written by Joey Cavelieri).
Elvira's House of Mystery #6 cover
Attic Attack part 1
Attic Attack part 2
Attic Attack part 3
Attic Attack part 4
Elvira's House of Mystery #6 pinupFor larger images of this and previous issues, check out
Elvira's House of Mystery
