Chamber of Chills #19 (1953)

This striking cover by Lee Elias epitomizes pre-Comics Code horror, blending macabre imagery with mid-century elegance. A skeletal hand in formal attire raises a glass to toast a glamorous blonde, whose reflection in the snifter reveals her own chilling demise—a haunting juxtaposition of beauty and decay. The vibrant reds of her dress and lipstick evoke the era's fascination with femme fatales, while the tuxedoed arm hints at lurking corruption beneath societal refinement.

Published by Harvey Comics during the Golden Age, this issue reflects the cultural anxieties of 1950s America, just before censorship reshaped the comic landscape forever.

Below are each print size's approximate overall framed dimensions:

1: 11 5/16"H print = 17 x 20” overall

2: 22 5/8"H print = 25 x 31” overall

3: 27 1/8"H print = 28 x 35” overall

4: 33 7/8"H print = 33 x 42” overall

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