Eerie Comics #1 (1947)

By Bob Fujitani
$142.95
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Overall Frame Sizes

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

See the Frame Sizes section at the bottom of this page for a visual guide.
Frame Styles & Materials

Frames
Choose from three styles:

  • Ashford - Aluminum, powder coated with a slim ⅜” wide flat face
  • Durham - Modern wood, poplar with stained finish. 1” wide x 1 ¼” deep
  • Granby - Ornate wood, antique-gilded finish. 1 ⅜” wide flat face

Print
Premium smooth matte-finish art paper

Matting
Acid-free ⅛” white conservation board

Protection
Clear acrylic, 1.5mm thick, protects your art from 66% of UV light. It offers the clarity of the finest picture frame glazing at half the weight of glass and many times the impact resistance
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About the Art

This groundbreaking issue, published by Avon Periodicals, is widely regarded as the first true horror comic book, marking the dawn of the Pre-Code Horror era. The cover, illustrated with haunting precision, depicts a sinister ghoul advancing on a bound woman amidst crumbling ruins, illuminated by an ominous moonlit glow. This imagery reflects post-war fascination with suspense and terror, capturing the era’s growing appetite for darker narratives.

The creative team included luminaries such as Joe Kubert and Fred Kida, whose contributions shaped the genre. Despite its initial one-shot status, Eerie laid the foundation for horror comics’ enduring legacy.

Bob Fujitani

Robert Fujitani (1921–2020), a Japanese-Irish artist trained at NYC’s American School of Design, blended precise draftsmanship with noir-infused dynamism. Key works include Hangman, Crime Does Not Pay, Dr. Solar: Man of the Atom, and Turok Son of Stone, often under pseudonyms during WWII-era prejudice. Later mastered Flash Gordon strips and animation.

Works by Bob Fujitani

Comic Genres

From Superheroes to Jungle Warriors: A Universe of Genres Awaits

All Genres

Superhero

Science Fiction

Horror

Crime

Jungle / Adventure

War

Western

Humor

Frame Sizes

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

Frame Styles

A frame style for every interior, each in a variety of finishes:

  • Ashford -Aluminum, powder coated with a slim ⅜” wide flat face
  • Durham - Modern wood, poplar with stained finish. 1” wide x 1 ¼” deep
  • Granby - Ornate wood, antique-gilded finish. 1 ⅜” wide flat face

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