Creepy (no real name known) is a member of the Dream Team. He's mentioned once.
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| - Creepy (no real name known) is a member of the Dream Team. He's mentioned once.
- Creepy is an instrumental from View-Monster. It's a hidden track found on the html file.
- Mara: Why do you run at the sound of my name? Sara: Whenever you see me, you seem to exclaim That I'm a phantom! A ghost from beyond this world! Clara: The truth is we're just All: CREEPY! Mara: Lurking in the shadows of the night! All: We're so creepy! Sara: We're so scary, we give ghosts and ghouls a fright! All: Because we're creepy! YEAH! (song ends)
- Hi, there. I like the fact that you’re reading this. You see, I wrote this article on creepiness hoping that someone like yourself would stumble across it. Creepiness, incidentally, is the art of acting in a subtle way that makes someone feel eerily uneasy. Creeps pride themselves in their ability to elicit discomfort from people such as yourself. I should know.
- Creepy is an adjective that sexually repressed conservatives apply to authority figures, like teachers, that they find attractive. See The six creepiest teachers who allegedly banged or sent nude photos to students this week SLIDESOW Daily Caller. February 19, 2013. Although not all conservatives are themselves sexually repressed, they tend to worry about the opinions of other conservatives who are sexually repressed or seek to exploit those anxieties for personal or political advantage.
- Creepy is a Renegade Monster GoBot loyal to Cy-Kill who turns into a scorpion-like monster.
- Creepy ist einer von Luigis Partnern in Paper Mario: Die Legende vom Äonentor.
- Russ Jones, the founding editor of Creepy in 1964, detailed the magazine's origins and his lengthy negotiations with Warren in his memoir, "Creepy & Eerie," at his website. While doing covers, illustrated stories and photo stories for Warren, Jones continued to pitch the idea of doing a comics magazine, and eventually Warren agreed: Joe Orlando was not only an illustrator for Creepy but also a behind-the-scenes story editor on early issues. His credit on the first issue masthead read: "Story Ideas: Joe Orlando." Bill Pearson also worked on the first issue.
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- Creepy #1 , edited by Russ Jones
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| - Russ Jones, Archie Goodwin, Bill Parente, Billy Graham, J.R. Cochran, William DuBay, Louise Jones, Chris Adames, Timothy Moriarty, Shawna Gore, Dave Land, Dan Braun, Sierra Hahn, Brendan Wright
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| - Creepy (no real name known) is a member of the Dream Team. He's mentioned once.
- Creepy is an instrumental from View-Monster. It's a hidden track found on the html file.
- Russ Jones, the founding editor of Creepy in 1964, detailed the magazine's origins and his lengthy negotiations with Warren in his memoir, "Creepy & Eerie," at his website. While doing covers, illustrated stories and photo stories for Warren, Jones continued to pitch the idea of doing a comics magazine, and eventually Warren agreed: Originally it was to be a 64-page magazine. Jim cut it back to 48... I made a sketch of my host for the mag and sent it off to Jack Davis to work up a cover. Still no title. Titles are tough. Ask anyone who ever had to come up with one. One night I was sitting in the studio alone, looking at Woody's tear-sheets from the ECs, when Warren called. He was furious and demanded a name for Project D. I was looking at a balloon over an Ingels Old Witch, and in her narrative, the word "creepy" grabbed out at me. I muttered the name to Jim... We now had a title for our mag. Joe Orlando was not only an illustrator for Creepy but also a behind-the-scenes story editor on early issues. His credit on the first issue masthead read: "Story Ideas: Joe Orlando." Bill Pearson also worked on the first issue. This publication and later companion Eerie, were inspired by legendary EC Comics' line of horror and suspense publications, from story content and host storyteller Uncle Creepy (similar to EC's GhouLunatics) to Warren's use of many former EC artists. The EC tone for Warren was furthered with the addition of Blazing Combat, a gritty war comic that recalled EC's war titles, Two-Fisted Tales and Frontline Combat. On those merits alone, the earlier efforts of the Warren line were relatively well regarded by the small cadre of organized comics fandom of the era.[citation needed]
- Mara: Why do you run at the sound of my name? Sara: Whenever you see me, you seem to exclaim That I'm a phantom! A ghost from beyond this world! Clara: The truth is we're just All: CREEPY! Mara: Lurking in the shadows of the night! All: We're so creepy! Sara: We're so scary, we give ghosts and ghouls a fright! All: Because we're creepy! YEAH! (song ends)
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