Matt Fox (1906–1988), the jarring cover painter of pulp magazine Weird Tales from 1943 to 1951, suffered with chronic pain throughout his life, and that anguish permeated those classic illustrations and his lone story for Chilling Tales, putting them at the top of all pre-code horror comic enthusiasts' want lists. Now historian Roger Hill showcases the artist's life and work, including his inking over Gil Kane, Larry Lieber, and other on Atlas/Marvel horror comics.
