
 "Judas"
"Judas"
      8 pgs. Appeared first time [COLOR] in  	  Creepy #62 (1975). 	   Reprinted [COLOR] in  	  Comix International #1 (1975),  	  [b&w] in  	  Star Quest Comix #1 (1978),  	  [COLOR] in       Heavy Metal Special:  	  The Best of Richard Corben from Creepy and Eerie! (1998) [VERS.2], [COLOR] in Creepy Archieves Volume #13 (2012) [VERS.3], and [COLOR] in Creepy Presents Richard Corben (2012) [VERS.3]. 
       Story: Richard Margopolous.       Art/Color(painted): Richard       Corben (no       signature).  Lettered by     hand (Warren).
 DK: as "Judas [DK]" in Stjerne-serien                   #2 (1979).
 DK: as "Judas [DK]" in Stjerne-serien                   #2 (1979). 
                    FIN:               as "Juudas" in Shokki               tekijänä Richard Corben #1 (2013).
 FIN:               as "Juudas" in Shokki               tekijänä Richard Corben #1 (2013).                  
                   France [FRA]: as "Judas [FRA]" in Creepy             [FRA] "annual serie" #28 and Nuits             blêmes (1979). 
             Serbia [SER]:           as "Judas [SER]" in Jeznovik #2: Ričard Korben (2013).             
             Spain [SPA]: as "Judas [SPA]" in Delta             #19, Famosos "Monsters" del             cine #20 (1976) and Zona             84 Almanaque 1986.
             Sweden [SWE]: as "Judas [SWE]" in Epix             #27 (7/86).
Style: At least the last page: Fully Painted Colors. Genre: SF. Time       Span: Future. Nudity: None.
       Keywords: Hostile aliens. War. Bomb. Judas. 
       Synopsis: Hostile aliens conquest planet after planet,       and now the Earth is on the line. The Earth sends St. John to       prevent them with a bomb, but St. John is actually judas.
       Comment: Corben's artwork is messy as B&W, but brilliant in       colors. Richard Margopolous' story has only one merit, an excellent ending. 
       Color: This story       is painted, despite most       (or even all the rest?)       of Warren stories were made       by overlay technique (to       cut down expenses).       The B&W version was prob.       photocopied from the original,       because of messy result.       Sometimes       they used the earlier B&W       version (as was in a case       of "Change...       Into Something Comfortable"). 
       Alternatives, [VERS.2]: Poorly scanned from magazine. 
     Alternatives, [VERS.3]: Restored with piety by José Villarrubia. 
Copyright © 1997 Heart-Attack-Series,       Ink!, 
     Created: September 13, 1997.  Modified:      March 5, 2019.

