FREE HALLOWEEN PULPY GOODNESS FROM EL GORGO!!
Just in time for Halloween! El gorgo spins you an eerie tale of greed and horror. 6 pages of free EC-style comic goodness. http://elgorgo.com/2010/10/27/watery-grave/
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