40 Years of Scream!: The Archival Collection: Volume 1

SCREAM! Was a massive part of my childhood, this short lived Horror anthology comic managed to reanimate from cancellation for 5 more years, before returning in 2019 to rise once again. A sumptuous omnibus of the original run of issues, this is an absolute feast of classic horror tales. Not for the Nervous!

Bought this for nostalgia reasons as i used to read the comics as a kid. Ended too soon and some of the stories finish abruptly but great nonetheless. Monster, Thirteenth Floor, and Dracula all excellent

Incredible book!

It was never my thing , but , historically, very important from a book person who loves horror films and books. Must admit it is so well presented in very good quality hardback form. Often the case , since Amazon system now chaotic, arrived few minutes ago when threatening to deliver over weekend. Full marks driver buzzed , had left parcel safely, community door opened by me early doors just in case. Now have both editions for very reasonable price by two different organisations.

My copy had dinged and bent corners but it is a great reprinted collection

if your a comic fan from the 80's you owe it to yourself to buy this

Scream was one of the great British comics of the 80s, and ever since it's unfair demise on issue 15 fans have been wanting reprints of these great strips. This collection does not disappoint. Collecting all 15 fangtastic issues this is a large volume. The paper is thick and glossy, the reprints clear with inky blacks and the whole thing feels solid and of high quality. The strips themselves are great, as they always were. Beautiful art, spooky stories and creeps. Exactly what fans wanted. Now, if only the weekly comic would return, but I fear it would be watered down somewhat in this day and age. This is a beautiful book. Scream fans will love it. It was my favourite comic then and this is my favorite collection now. Highly recommended.

This is a great ,hardback collected copies of all issues of Scream! I used to buy the comic at the same time as picking up 2000ad. Dracula and Monster are my favourite memories from reading them as a 10 year old. Well worth the price.