Tales from the Crypt #35 (1953) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Jack Davis; inks: Jack Davis	The Crypt-Keeper (inset); The Old Witch (inset); The Vault-Keeper (inset)
1	By the Fright of the Silvery Moon!	comic story	8	script: Bill Gaines, Al Feldstein; pencils: Jack Davis; inks: Jack Davis; colors: Marie Severin; letters: Jim Wroten	The Crypt-Keeper (host); Alec Gedra (farmer, death); Peter Gedra (Alec's son); Sheriff Hudson; Herb (worker in Sheriff's office); Miss Purdley (librarian); Edward Gedra (villain, Alec's son, a werewolf, death)
2	Midnight Mess!	comic story	7	script: Bill Gaines, Al Feldstein; pencils: Joe Orlando; inks: Joe Orlando; colors: Marie Severin; letters: Jim Wroten	The Vault-Keeper (host)
3	The Rack	text story	1	script: Jerry De Fuccio
4	-	letters page	1	script: Al Feldstein
5	Busted Marriage!	comic story	6	script: Bill Gaines, Al Feldstein; pencils: Jack Kamen; inks: Jack Kamen; colors: Marie Severin; letters: Jim Wroten	The Crypt-Keeper (host)
6	This Wraps It Up!	comic story	7	script: Bill Gaines, Albert B. Feldstein; pencils: Graham Ingels; inks: Graham Ingels; colors: Marie Severin; letters: Jim Wroten	The Old Witch (host); Dr. Arnold Munson (archaeologist, death); Professor Thomas Steele (villain, archaeologist, death); Dr. Jerome Grabel (villain, archaeologist, death); mummy of Pharaoh Ikah-Mu-Kahma (villain)

Collection	Year
EC Horror Library of the 1950's #[nn]	1970	On eBay ›
Tales from the Crypt #2	1990	On eBay ›
Tales from the Crypt #19	1997	On eBay ›
Jack Davis's Tales from the Crypt #[nn]	2012	On eBay ›
Tain't the Meat...It's the Humanity and Other Stories ISBN 9781606995785	2013	On eBay ›

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