WHY COLLECTORS WANT IT
- Devilina (Atlas/Seaboard) — first appearance, origin, sister of Satan
Dates
- Cover date
- January 1975
- On sale
- November 26, 1974
- Pages
- 68
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
pencils: Pujolar, Jack Sparling, Ric Estrada, Pablo Marcos, Leo Durañona, Ralph Reese, Leo Summersinks: Pujolar, Jack Sparling, Ric Estrada, Pablo Marcos, Leo Durañona, Ralph Reese, Leo Summerscolors: Pujolarletters: Gaspar Saladino, John Duffyscript: Ric Estrada, Gabriel Levy, Mike Cahlin, John Albano, Gary Gerani, Martin Pasko
Stories
- The Devil's Dungeon · 1 pages
- Satan's Domain · 11 pages
- The Lost Tomb of Nefertiri · 8 pages
- Lay of the Sea · 8 pages
- Midnight Muse · 2 pages
- Merchants of Evil! · 8 pages
- Filmdom's Vampire Lovers · 6 pages
- William Shakespeare's The Tempest · 10 pages
Characters
SatanDevilina
Reprinted in
Pit of Evil (1975), Tales of Horror (1975), Forces of Evil (1980), Grip of Death (1983), Reese's Pieces (1985)