Okay, they may be more amusing than creepy, but they're still fun little stories. Those expecting anything deeper should stick to modern comics.Jim Aparo really shines on some of these pages; he truly did rival Neal Adams when he was at the top of his game. For those who only know his work from the late eighties onward, this collection helps explain why he became an industry giant.The extra stories from the eighties are a welcome inclusion, although they still leave some running plotlines unresolved.