"Weird, Spooky, Supernatural Stories"...So warned by every cover pages of The Beyond...One of the horror comics that gained notoriety in the so-called Golden Age of comics.Published by Ace Comics.The Beyond is one of many popular Horror Comics of the 1950's, removed from publication due to their exceptionally bloody and gory content. Back in print for your reading and viewing pleasure.

The Beyond was a Popular Horror Comic among many that reached their Zenith in the 1950's. Like many others, they were removed from Publication by the United States Congress due to their exceptionally bloody, and gory content.

The Beyond wasa Popular horror comic published by Ace comics during the 1950's. It, like many other comics of the genre, was banned from publication by the U.S. Congress. The reason was their exceptionally bloody and gory content. Now back in print for your viewing and reading pleasure. This wonderful work contains five complete issues. Digitally remastered and Image enhanced.

The Beyond was a Popular Horror Comic among many that reached their Zenith in the 1950's. Like many others, they were removed from Publication by the United States Congress due to their exceptionally bloody, and gory content.This Wonderful Work contains five complete Issues, Image Enhanced and Digitally Remastered for your Viewing and Reading pleasure.

Kona, Monarch of Monster Isle is a fictional American comic book character who was featured in his own self-titled series, published by Dell Comics in the 1960s.The character was created during a period of transition for Dell Comics. Up until 1962 Dell had been the official comic book publisher for Western Publishing, the licenser for Walt Disney, Hanna-Barbera and Warner Bros. among others. This relationship ended when Western made the decision to start its own comic book publishing company, Gold Key Comics.Faced with the prospect of losing the rights to all of the series they were publishing, Dell began a large scale campaign in which numerous series and characters were created. This was designed to allow Dell to survive as a company past the point of Gold Key's creation. Of the characters created during this period, Kona was one of Dell's most successful creations.

Tomb of Terror published by Harvey was one of many Popular Horror Comics reaching their Zenith in the 1950's. Due to their exceptionally bloody and gory stories; they eventually were banned by the United States Congress under pressure from certain elements of the Public. Now back in Print for your Viewing and Reading Pleasure. This wonderful Work contains Stories in all their Fright from the First Five Isues.