Süper Korku Cilt #26 late 80s Turkish Comic Turkey Warren Creepy Eerie Boris Vallejo

Süper Korku Süper Cilt – Issue #26 – Alfa Yayınları Turkish Edition

Description:

This comic magazine is Issue #26 from the Süper Korku Süper Cilt series published by Alfa Yayınları. The series ran for a total of 34 issues and, although no publication dates are printed on the comics, it is generally estimated to have been released between 1985 and 1987. It represents a continuation and expansion of the Süper Korku concept, offering a dense anthology of horror and dark fantasy material for Turkish readers.

Printed in black and white and in small format (19 × 14 cm), this series reflects the compact and content-heavy style typical of mid-1980s Turkish comic publishing. The content consists of a mix of a few original Turkish comic stories and text-based features, but is primarily made up of Turkish reprints from American publishers. These include Warren titles such as Blazing Combat, Creepy, Eerie, and Vampirella; Marvel publications like Dracula Lives!, Kull and the Barbarians, Marvel Graphic Novel, Marvel Preview, Savage Sword of Conan, Tales of the Zombie, The Tomb of Dracula, and Vampire Tales; as well as selected material from Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery (Gold Key) and Nightmare (Skywald). The covers frequently feature artwork by renowned artists such as Frank Frazetta, John J. Muth, and Boris Vallejo, contributing significantly to the series’ collector appeal.

Issue #26 presents a varied selection of horror stories combining supernatural, gothic, and psychological themes. Featured content includes “Tercih,” “Ve Mumyalar Yürüdüler,” and “Canavar Tohumu” (Creepy #45), alongside “Masallara İnanır mısınız?” (Do You Believe in Sinsigs?, Creepy #88 by Luis Bermejo Rojo), which stands out as a memorable Warren-era story known for its eerie atmosphere and distinctive artwork. Additional stories such as “Bitmeyen Lanet,” “Mumyanın Tabutu,” “Karanlıklar Kan Doluydu,” and “Agon’un Tacı” further enrich the issue with a mix of classic horror tropes and dark fantasy elements. The cover, illustrated by Boris Vallejo, adds a striking visual dimension, aligning the issue with the high-impact fantasy art style popular among collectors.

For collectors, this issue is notable for its Boris Vallejo cover, its blend of Creepy material with other horror narratives, and its place within the later, more content-dense Süper Cilt run. It offers a strong representation of the anthology format that defines the series, combining visual impact with a wide range of horror storytelling.

Key Features:

• Series: Süper Korku Süper Cilt

• Issue: Issue #26

• Publisher: Alfa Yayınları

• Estimated Publication Period: 1985–1987 (no date printed)

• Language: Turkish

• Printing: Black and white

• Format: Small format (19 × 14 cm)

• Cover Artist: Boris Vallejo

• Included Stories: “Tercih”; “Ve Mumyalar Yürüdüler”; “Canavar Tohumu” (Creepy #45); “Masallara İnanır mısınız?” (Do You Believe in Sinsigs?, Creepy #88 by Luis Bermejo Rojo); “Bitmeyen Lanet”; “Mumyanın Tabutu”; “Karanlıklar Kan Doluydu”; “Agon’un Tacı”

• Content Source: Primarily Warren (Creepy) with additional horror anthology material

• Series Scope: 34 issues; estimated publication period 1985–1987

• Collector Appeal: Boris Vallejo cover, strong Creepy selections, and dense anthology structure