Nightare #2 7.0
Nightare #2 7.0
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Nightare #2 7.0

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Nightmare #2 – Key Highlights

  • Publisher: Ziff-Davis

  • Publication Date: September 1952

  • Cover Artist: Walter Popp (painted cover)

  • Interior Artists: Everett Raymond Kinstler, Edward Goldfarb, Bob Baer, and others

  • Writer: Edgar Allan Poe (original story)

  • Genre: Pre-Code Horror / Suspense

  • Pages: 32

  • Original Cover Price: $0.10

🔥 Key Significance

  • A pre-Code horror and suspense anthology from Ziff-Davis, featuring the publisher's distinctive painted-cover approach.

  • The painted cover by Walter Popp is a standout feature, depicting a monster with a memorable, almost comical appearance.

  • Includes an adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's classic “The Pit and the Pendulum!”, illustrated by Everett Raymond Kinstler.

  • Features a variety of supernatural and psychological horror themes, including murderous dolls, living statues, poltergeists, and psychological torture.

📖 Story Highlights

  • “The Death Dolls” – A man investigates a series of crimes seemingly committed by dolls, only to find himself transformed into a doll.

  • “The Devil from the Deep” – A horror story featuring a sinister living statue that reflects the desires of the men around her.

  • “Ghosts With a Sense of Humor!” – A supernatural feature exploring the lighter side of poltergeist activity.

  • “An Eye for an Eye” – A tale of torture that drives a man to the brink of madness.

  • “Dream Girl” – A horror feature; further story details were not supplied.

  • “The Pit and the Pendulum!” – Edgar Allan Poe's classic tale of psychological and physical torture, illustrated by Everett Raymond Kinstler.

📌 Additional Details

  • The issue includes a feature presenting fun facts about poltergeists.

  • Interior creators listed include Everett Raymond Kinstler, Edward Goldfarb, and Bob Baer. Individual story assignments are not specified beyond Kinstler's artwork on “The Pit and the Pendulum!”

  • The issue's painted cover is credited to Walter Popp.

A terrific example of Ziff-Davis pre-Code horror, combining atmospheric painted cover art with classic literary horror and imaginative supernatural tales.

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Nightare #2 7.0
Nightare #2 7.0