Nightmare 7 Tales of macabre Comics & Magazine - Beneath the graves of the Living Dead

Originally Published by Skywald For those unfamiliar with the legacy of Skywald Magazines, they were a cornerstone of 1970s illustrated horror—standing shoulder to shoulder with genre giants like Warren’s Creepy, Eerie, and Heavy Metal. But Skywald carved out its own twisted niche: its stories weren’t just eerie—they were unhinged, surreal, and psychologically disturbing. A true feast for readers who craved horror with a sharper edge and a darker soul. Unlike its contemporaries, Skywald embraced the bizarre with unapologetic flair. Its pages were filled with grotesque morality tales, existential dread, and supernatural encounters that blurred the line between nightmare and reality. It wasn’t horror for the faint of heart—it was horror for the beautifully demented. Notable Contributors The magazine’s haunting legacy was shaped by a roster of visionary artists and writers, including: Al Hewetson, the mad genius behind much of Skywald’s editorial voice Ricardo Villamonte, whose art brought eerie elegance to the grotesque Suso, Maro Nava, Maelo Cintron, Borrell, Pablo Marcos, and Gene Day—each adding their own brushstroke to the magazine’s macabre tapestry Collector’s Note This issue is part of a rare and sought-after archive of vintage horror publications. Collector-Magazines proudly offers thousands of original magazines and posters from the golden age of pulp and illustrated fiction—perfect for fans, archivists, and those who still believe that horror should be weird, wild, and wonderfully wrong.