Thom Price, that Black Forest comic looks very cool! Thank you for sharing those images.

Steve Ogden, I cherish those Berni Wrighton Master of the Macbre reprints very much. Gosh, I loved those PC titles.

Speaking of Berni Wrightson, does anyone remember his story from EPIC magazine, 'The Potty's Over'? I've yet to see that reprinted anywhere. I have scanned the entire story for digital prosperity. Good stuff.

I always was a big fan of the horror anthology titles - things like House of Mystery from D.C. and Beyond the Grave and Ghost Manor from Charlton.

The Charlton comics were particularly cool, since you never knew if you would get a Steve Ditko story. It seemed kind of strange, seeing the co-creator of Spder-Man doing largely anonymous work on a low-budget horror comic. But to me, that was part of Charlton's charm. Had it been a slicker, more professional-looking, company, I doubt it would've had the same appeal.

I also was a big fan of the "I...Vampire" stories that appeared at the end of the House of Mystery run. It was different, as it was a serialized story in what had been an anthology of single-shot stories. But I loved it.

 Don't know.  I know that quite a few of the top selling titles are horror related: Walking Dead and 30 Days of Night and it's sequels all do well.

Marvel Zombies did very well.

So I wouldn't call the genre dead.