Today's tale is from artist Dan Adkins, who got his start in comics as Wally Wood's apprentice, often collaborating with Wood himself, as well as with other young artists in the Wally Wood Studio. Some of his earliest comic stories were for Wood's Tower Comics line in 1965, and soon thereafter was doing solo artwork for Warren Magazines along side such established artists as Wood, Crandall, Torres, Orlando, and the rest of Warren's top-notch art staff.. Adkins showed himself to be an excellent student of Wood's, with a clean, attractive style very similar to his teacher. From Creepy # 11, 1966, please won't you step right through....
THE DOORWAY!
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