As good as Wrightson's post-DC work is for Warren (from 1974-1979), there is surprisingly little of it when you actually track it down. As I said prior, virtually all of it is collected in the CREEPY PRESENTS BERNIE WRIGHTSON hardcover, and that's only about 140 pages. Which broken down, is 9 stories by Wrightson, that are outstanding Wrightson pencils and inks.
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1) CREEPY 62, May 1974, Edgar Allan Poe's "The Black Cat" 12 pages.
2) CREEPY 63, July 1974, "Jenifer" 10 pages.
3) EERIE 58, July 1974, "The Pepper Lake Monster" 10 pages.
4) EERIE 60, Sept 1974, "Nightfall" 8 pages.
5) EERIE 62, Jan 1975, H.P. Lovecraft's "Cool Air" 7 pages.
6) EERIE 68, Sept 1975, "The Muck Monster" 7 pages.
7) CREEPY 77, Feb 1976, "Clarice" 5 pages.
8) CREEPY 87, March 1977, "A Martian Saga" 6 pages,
and a pin-up page, "Four Classic Martians" 1 page,
plus the cover (panels from "Four Classic Martians")
9) CREEPY 95, Feb 1978, "The Laughing Man" 6 pages.
All of these stories are reprinted in
BERNI WRIGHTSON: MASTER OF THE MACABRE 1-3 in 1983, in color by Steve Oliff instead of black-and-white, and for my money, in the nicest form.
If you want them in black and white as they originally appeared in the Warren Magazines, you can read them in the
CREEPY PRESENTS BERNI WRIGHTSON hardcover (except for "The Muck Monster", which is presented in color as it originally was in 1975 by an unknown colorist,
not Oliff colors).
That's 70 pages of stories.
Plus all 33 intro splash pages and covers Wrightson did. Many of them in an odd two-color form, but that is exactly how they appeared in the magazines. A fantastic Wrightson portfolio, many of them suitable for framing.
The remaining 3 are Wrightson inks over other artists, that barely resemble Wrightson's own style. But they are still interesting, both as stories, and as Wrightson collaborations with others.
- CREEPY 83, Oct 1976, "Country Pie" Infantino pencils/Wrightson inks, 6 pages
CREEPY 86, Feb 1977, "Dick Swift and His Electric Power Ring", Infantino pencils/Wrightson inks, 9 pages
EERIE 72, Feb 1976, "Reuben Youngblood" Chaykin pencils/Wrightson inks, 10 pages.