Graham Ingels -EC Comics - Expose - "Holocaust Crematoria Oven" Pulp Illustration Original Art

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Title:	Graham Ingels -EC Comics - Expose - "Holocaust Crematoria Oven" Pulp Illustration Original Art
Artist:	Graham Ingels (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Cover
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	2,778
Likes on CAF:	2 3
Comments:	3
Added to Site:	6/21/2016
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Graham Ingels Expose "Holocaust Crematoria Oven" Pulp Illustration Original Art (c. 1950s) Leave it to "Ghastly" to create a blood-chilling pulp style illustration about the horrifying Nazi holocaust ovens. While drawn in a pulp magazine style, the back of this piece bears a production note that reads in part, "deliver to Expose, 225 Lafayette Street, New York 12, NY," and the art is drawn on EC bristol paper. Expose was a news sheet published by Lyle Stuart out of the EC offices at 225 Lafayette St. Mad publisher William Gaines donated some space to Lyle for this purpose (and occasionally chipped in some cash to keep it going). This shocker has an image area of 9" x 10.5", and aside from overall paper aging and a repaired torn upper left corner, it is in Very Good condition.

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David K
Member Since 2008

Posted on 6/22/2016

Very powerful and sobering piece.

steve staszower
Member Since 2005

Posted on 6/22/2016

Ingels took horror up a notch with this one - because it was true.

Dan Ripoll
Member Since 2003

Posted on 6/28/2016

Wow! Proof again that Ingels was a master of his craft. This is as disturbing as it is well crafted. The additional horror trope of bodies hanging on hooks amplifies what would have been a horrible enough work with just the central image, and also serves as a great framing device, drawing the eyes in to the main horror.

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