Devilina #2 (Atlas Comics May 1975) For Sale

Devilina #2 is a vintage, Bronze Age horror comic magazine published by Atlas/Seaboard Comics in May 1975. Created during a short-lived attempt by former Marvel publisher Martin Goodman to challenge mainstream publishers, this black-and-white magazine series heavily emulated the format of Warren Publishing\'s Vampirella and Marvel\'s Satana.Issue Overview

• Publisher: Atlas/Seaboard Comics
• Publication Date: May 1975
• Format: 68 pages, Black & White, Magazine Format
• Cover Artist: George Torjussen (Painted Cover)
• Original Cover Price: $0.75

Main Story & Anthology ContentsUnlike standard superhero comics, Devilina #2 features an anthology layout with a mix of demonic lore, western revenge, and classic monster tropes:

• \"Curse of the Ra Scarab\": The main feature written and illustrated by Ric Estrada. In this story, Satan sends a demon named Corrupta to Greenwich Village to capture his sister Devilina\'s soul.
• \"Vendetta\": Scripted by John Albano with artwork by Frank Thorne. It follows a tribal medicine man who unleashes a brutal vengeance on cowboys.
• \"The Devil\'s Procuress\": Scripted by John Albano and drawn by Jack Sparling, featuring a story about a young widow who births demons to relive her past.
• \"The Prophesy\": Written and drawn by Suso, focusing on a traveler who gets a terrifying werewolf-themed prediction from a gypsy fortune teller.
• \"Night Creature\": Scripted by John Albano with art by Leo Summers, detailing a dark narrative surrounding the origin of the first vampire.
• \"Flesh Gordon – The Perils of Flesh\": A non-fiction text article by Carl Macek covering the racy, contemporary sci-fi spoof film of the same name.

Collector ValueBecause Atlas/Seaboard folded shortly after its inception, individual issues like Devilina #2 had low print runs and low circulation, making them rare target items for Bronze Age horror collectors today.