Posted on 10/3/2007

Can't help you out with an issue number, but had to say this is great. Love the detailed inks.

Posted on 10/3/2007

That's beautiful! I think I have the issue in a box at home, but I can't think of the issue number off hand.

Posted on 10/3/2007

This piece deserves a better scan!

Posted on 10/3/2007

I agree! BIGGER scan!!

Posted on 10/7/2007

lol, I can't help but think of Monty Python & The Holy Grail... "Bring out your dead..." too funny! I'm sure this must be quite impressive in person!

Posted on 10/12/2007

Superbe ! ! ! JJ

Posted on 10/14/2007

Wow!!!

Posted on 10/14/2007

Whoa!

Posted on 10/17/2007

That is an unpublished piece. Nice to see, thanks!

Posted on 11/5/2007

STUNNING!!!.

Posted on 10/7/2008

Who cares if it was published? This is amazing!!

Posted on 5/15/2010

Used to own this and let it go many many years ago. Great prime Wrightson.

Posted on 11/24/2012

Wrightson 1971, the animals, the faces, that great top hat. It just does not get much better than this!!!!

Posted on 8/18/2018

Why this sort of piece was left unfinished is a mystery to me.  Wrightson was certainly not working on spec at this point in his career.  Perhaps he put it aside to concentrate on the BADTIME STORIES anthology.  It is interesting to note that there is no work number on this page (like J-295, for instance, if it had been slated by editor Joe Orlando for inclusion in an issue of HOUSE OF MYSTERY). 

Posted on 2/8/2025

I suspect yours is the first attempt at this story by Wrightson, but take a look at this version of the same page:

https://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=1611012

I've also seen another Wrightson drawing of the driver with the horse and carriage, but at a greater distance away, and with rats in the foreground.  I wonder why he had three attempts at the same page, then never finished the story?