Chamber of Chills Magazine #23 (1954) for Sale - Where to Buy

Identification plate

Match the book in your hand against this plate before paying an edition-specific price.

Affiliate links. ComicRecord shows no prices and no census data; the listings speak for themselves.

Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Warren Kremer, Lee Elias; inks: Lee Elias; letters: Joe Rosen
2	-	table of contents	1	pencils: Manny Stallman, Bob Powell, Jack Sparling, Howard Nostrand; inks: John Giunta, Bob Powell, Jack Sparling, Howard Nostrand
3	Heartline	comic story	5	pencils: Manny Stallman; inks: John Giunta; letters: Joe Rosen	Lawrence Romaine; Susanne
4	Chilly Chamber Music	comic story	1	script: Howard Nostrand; pencils: Howard Nostrand; inks: Howard Nostrand; letters: Joe Rosen
5	The Storm	text story	1	letters: typeset
6	Invasion	comic story	5	pencils: Jack Sparling; inks: Jack Sparling; letters: Joe Rosen
7	The Museum	comic story	5	script: Bob Powell; pencils: Bob Powell; inks: Bob Powell; letters: Joe Rosen
8	Chilly Chamber Music	comic story	1	script: Bob Powell; pencils: Bob Powell; inks: Bob Powell; letters: Joe Rosen
9	The Meaning of Dreams	text article	1	letters: typeset
10	Dust Unto Dust	comic story	5	script: Howard Nostrand; pencils: Howard Nostrand; inks: Howard Nostrand; letters: Joe Rosen

Plus 2 pages of advertisements and other matter across 2 sequences, as published.

Collection	Year
Horror Tales #6	1972	On eBay ›
Tales of Voodoo #3	1973	On eBay ›
Terror Tales #6	1972	On eBay ›
Witches Tales #6	1972	On eBay ›
Crypt of Horror #6	2009	On eBay ›
Four Color Fear: Forgotten Horror Comics of the 1950s #[nn] ISBN 978-1-60699-343-9	2010	On eBay ›
Crypt of Horror #11	2011	On eBay ›
Haunted Horror #2	2012	On eBay ›
Zombies ISBN 978-1613772133	2012	On eBay ›
Howard Nostrand's Nightmares ISBN 978-1631401510	2014	On eBay ›
Haunted Horror #23	2016	On eBay ›

Reading the story costs a fraction of owning the issue. Both routes are on every file.

Affiliate links. ComicRecord shows no prices and no census data; the listings speak for themselves.

Golden-age paper is brittle. Ask about page suppleness and check edges for chips in the photos.
Check for trimmed edges, married covers, and clipped coupons - all common on books this old.
Confirm the indicia matches this plate; many golden-age titles changed names mid-run.

Found an error in this file? corrections@comicrecord.com