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Brian Boggs UNITED STATES
Member Since July 2003
29 Artworks | Watched by 37

Creepy #77 - Clarice

Location: Wrightson, Berni
Artist: Berni Wrightson (All)

2012  Views  -  20  Comments  -  9  Likes

Artwork Details
Location: Wrightson, Berni
Title: Creepy #77 - Clarice*
Artist:  Berni Wrightson (All)
Media Type: Mixed Media
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 2012
Likes on CAF: 9
Comments: 20
Added to Site: 8/17/2009

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An awesome panel (story was broke up into panels and sold thusly) from the Warren story, "Clarice" which had been on my want list for many a year. Quoth the raven, Nevermore!

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Rob  Pistella Member Since 2005
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Posted On 8/17/2009

Well known and a very rare commodity--congrats!!
steve  staszower Member Since 2005
Posted On 8/18/2009

I KNEW that would end up in your collection. And that's where it belongs. Congrats, Brian!
Ken Z Member Since 2006
Posted On 8/18/2009

I remember this one well! Great piece and congrats on landing it!
Steve W Member Since 2005
Posted On 10/25/2009

That tale was a masterpiece, many congratulations on adding this to your collection.
Alex Johnson Member Since 2006
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Posted On 1/11/2010

Berni's ability to make simple scene spooky is amazing. Great get.
Alex B Member Since 2008
Posted On 9/7/2010

Breathtakingly beautiful. A classic by the master Wrightson. Congrats for that timeless grail !
Maria Coppola Member Since 2011
Posted On 7/18/2011

Absolutely fantastic! Wrightson, one of my favorites, hits it out of the park with this stunning classic! Love to see examples of the Studio guys, those guy are true artists, kudos!
Joseph Vaughn Member Since 2012
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Posted On 10/25/2013

This was indeed a wonderful story with stellar art, and I chased one of these panels not too long ago, but lost... So my quest remains: "A dream within a dream" - EAP
Lars Teglbjaerg Member Since 2005
Posted On 8/22/2015

A true masterpiece! It can easily stand on its own.
Peter Sullivan Member Since 2006
Posted On 2/4/2021

Wonderful. I do wonder what lunatic cut the art up?

Brian Boggs Member Since 2003
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Posted On 2/4/2021

Peter Sullivan wrote:
"  Wonderful. I do wonder what lunatic cut the art up?
 "

Ha...that lunatic was the mad artist himself...Berni.  Sold each panel for around $150 apiece in 1978.

Peter Sullivan Member Since 2006
Posted On 2/4/2021

Brian Boggs wrote:
"  Ha...that lunatic was the mad artist himself...Berni.  Sold each panel for around $150 apiece in 1978.
 "

Well, I suppose at those prices, at the time, he made the right decision financially, if not artistically. Its like seeing all those Prince Valiant fragments. Any chance of a pic of the full printed page as an additional image?

JAMES KIRKLAND Member Since 2021
Posted On 3/20/2021

Peter Sullivan wrote:
"  Well, I suppose at those prices, at the time, he made the right decision financially, if not artistically. Its like seeing all those Prince Valiant fragments. Any chance of a pic of the full printed page as an additional image?
 "

I not sure these were painted four to a page and cut up.  I think they were just printed that way. 

Brian Boggs Member Since 2003
Posted On 3/20/2021

JAMES KIRKLAND wrote:
"  I not sure these were painted four to a page and cut up.  I think they were just printed that way. 
 "

According to longtime collector Ray Cuthbert on a Wrightson FB post, "Berni cut the pages into panels, he told Bo Hampton, and sold each panel for $150 around 1978"

JAMES KIRKLAND Member Since 2021
Posted On 3/20/2021

Brian Boggs wrote:
"  According to longtime collector Ray Cuthbert on a Wrightson FB post, "Berni cut the pages into panels, he told Bo Hampton, and sold each panel for $150 around 1978"
 "

I've heard that before as well, but I think the originals have more border than appears in the print version.  I'd have to take it out of the frame to verify that.

Timothy Finney Member Since 2006
Posted On 11/4/2022

Each story, each page he did for Warren have such a distinct vibe and look, but each, in and of itself, is a classic of the horror genre.

Bill J Member Since 2009
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Posted On 4/20/2023

Stunning panel by Bernie Wrightson! Love the dark, mysterious mood Wrightson achieves here. His work is always so powerful and memorable! Congrats!

Keith Becker Member Since 2018
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Posted On 6/8/2023

A buddy of mine has one of the panels from this page. SImply one of Bernie's best stories! Such a wonderfuly fantastic piece! Congratulations! 

Paperchaser 1968 Member Since 2005
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Posted On 10/12/2025

....stunning!!

West Stephan Member Since 2007
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Posted On 10/13/2025

Wrightson was a master craftsman & innovator!

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