Elvira is enmeshed in a network programmer's mad scheme, too insane to work...or is it, when the network programmer is Count Dracula and his moron servants are the animated duo Renfield and Stimpfield. It's by Kurt Busiek, Neil Vokes and Louis Lachance. In the back-up, Elvira chances upon a boys' club that's full of worse than billionaires: it's full of vampires. She wants to escape them...but they're so cute. "Killer Cherubs" is by Richard Howell and Jim Mooney. B&W,
32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
A movie critic goes ape over Elvira...really! Go wild with Elvira! By Frank Strom, Tom Simonton, Louis Lachance, Jim Mooney and Art Viscardi.
B&W, 32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
Batman has Robin. Even Barney has Baby Bop. Kid sidekicks are a time-tested tradition, so won't it work for Elvira? Not when the kid is the scheming little Suspira, and wants to oust the Mistress of the Dark from her own TV show in "Little Miss Marketing Ploy!" Plus: a back-up! By Frank Strom, Tim Simonton, Art Viscardi, John Heebink and Frank Springer.
B&W, 32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
There are programming executives who simply love Elvira--and they come from all over. Some of them even come from outer space! Squidmen invade station K-WHA? and want to convert it to an extravaganza of all-Elvira programming! So what's the problem? Well, it has to do with what they want in return for our star-struck Mistress of the Dark. Tune in for "Invasion of the Astro-Execs!" Plus: a back-up! By Frank Strom, Tom Simonton, Louis Lachance, Richard Howell, Dave Cockrum and Ricardo Villagran.
B&W, 32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
Elvira's always been fond of public display--so when she's asked to make a professional public appearance, she's there with bells on! Unfortunately, one of the fans has a question which will challenge the expertise of the Mistress of the Dark. Will Elvira be forced to eat crow? Find out in "There's One Born Every Minute!" Also, a new backup feature begins with this issue, as Elvira is summoned to compete for a great new hosting job...and discovers seven other, very familiar contenders for the same job. Who will get it? Why, the host that survives the night, in "The Host Dangerous Game!" By Frank Strom, Tom Simonton, Louis Lachance, Richard Howell, John Heebink and Stan Shaw.
B&W, 32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
Elvira's been blamed for many things (and done lots of 'em!), but could her TV show be responsible for flash-frying the brain of a fan?! His mother thinks so, and takes the Mistress of the Dark to court! It's Elvira versus Petty Masonry in "Witless for the Prosecution!" Also, the captive TV hosts attempt to escape from Chaffe's island in Part Two of "The Host Dangerous Game!" By Frank Strom, Tom Simonton, Dan Schaefer, Richard Howell, John Heebink and Stan Shaw.
B&W, 32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
Elvira loves gifts, but when a pal brings her back a Gyonsi (a Chinese hopping vampire), she's less than thrilled--especially when the vampire comes to life, wreaking havoc across Chinatown! Can Elvira stop this bouncing menace? Find out in "Something Wicked This Way Hops!" Also: two murders and a mysterious disappearance deplete the TV host pool in Part Three of "The Host Dangerous Game!" By Frank Strom, Tom Simonton, Louis Lachance, Richard Howell, John Heebink and Stan Shaw.
B&W, 32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
Elvira hates being hooted at, so when a trio of wrestlers leer and jeer at her, it's only natural that she takes her grudge to the squared circle! That's right, Elvira meets big-time wrestling...but will she survive a match against a wrestling werewolf?!! Find out in "Down for the Count!" Also: Part Four of "The Host Dangerous Game!" By Frank Strom, Tom Simonton, Dan Schaefer, Richard Howell and John Heebink.
B&W, 32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
Elvira's TV interview of best-selling compulsive novelist Steven Sting reveals more than she thought; that Sting's compelled to write because of his overactive muse...and that he's got writer's block because his muse has been kidnapped. Elvira must try to rescue the muse from Sting's jealous rival Anne Spice...before she steals all his ideas. No kidding. It's all in "An Eye for an Eye, A Muse for a Muse," by Frank Strom, Tom Simonton and Louis Lachance. Also, in the back-up, Elvira's quest to help her pals Teen Frankenstein, Teen Werewolf and Teen Dracula leads her to infiltrate the empire of media mogul Ted Turnip in "Back to the Bloodbank, Part Two," the new serial by Lou Mougin, Dave Cockrum and Jim Mooney.
B&W, 32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
"Curse & Tell Part 2: Charmed I'm Sure" Written By Kurt Busiek. Pencils by Neil Vokes. Inks by Louis Lachance. "Exeter Only Chapter 3: House Party"
Written by Joe Duffy. Illustrated by Dan Spiegle.
Cover price $2.50.
"Over-Exposed" Written by Kurt Busiek and Richard Howell. Pencils by Dave Cockrum. Inks by Ricardo Villagran. "Death Takes A Honeymoon"
Written by Kurt Busiek. Pencils by Tom Simonton. Inks by Art Viscardi.
Cover price $2.50.
Christmas Special "Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow...or Get Cable." Written by By Paul Dini and Richard Howell. Art by Jim Webb. Inks by Bill Anderson. Special sequence art by Lea Hernandez. Additional inks by Mark Evanier and Richard Howell. "Child's Christmas (With Whales)" Written and penciled by Richard Howell. Inks by Steve Leialoha.
Cover price $2.95.
