(Argentina) and Paul Neary (U.K.). Cover artists for Creepy, Eerie and Vampirella included Adkins, Frazetta, Kelly, Morrow, Sutton, Ken Barr, Vaughn Bodé, Pat Boyette, Ron Cobb, Richard Conway, Jack Davis, H.R. Giger, Basil Gogos, Bill Hughes, Terrance Lindall, Gutenberg Monteiro, Albert Nuetzell, Vic Prezo, Sanjulián, Vincente Segrelles, Kenneth Smith, Enrich Torres and Boris Vallejo. Writers included Goodwin, Cuti, Dubay, Al Hewetson, Bruce Jones, Doug Moench, Budd Lewis, Gerry Boudreau, Rich Margopoulos, Don McGregor, Steve Skeates, Jim Stenstrum, Lynn Marron, and T. Casey Brennan. Milestones The first-known romantic interracial kiss in mainstream comics (as opposed to underground comix) occurred in Warren's Creepy #43 (Jan. 1972), in "The Men Who Called Him Monster" by writer Don McGregor and artist Luis Garcia. McGregor said in 2001 that the kiss was actually due to the artist misunderstanding the line "This is the clincher" in the script. McGregor would later script color comic books' first known interracial romantic kiss, in the "Killraven: Warrior of the Worlds" feature in Amazing Adventures #31 (July 1975). Chronological list of magazinesOngoing publications; one-shots not listedAfter Hours (1957, four issues)Famous Monsters of Filmland (1958–1983, 191 issues)Wildest Westerns (1959, formerly Favorite Westerns Of Filmland, six issues)Help! (1960–1965, 26 issues)Spacemen (1961, nine issues)Screen Thrills Illustrated (1963, ten issues)Monster World (1964, ten issues)Famous Films (1964)Creepy (1964–1983, 145 issues)Blazing Combat (1965, four issues)Eerie (1966–1983, 139 issues)On The Scene / Freak Out USA (1967, two issues)Teen Love Stories (1967, three issues)Vampirella (1969–1983, 112 issues)The Spirit (1974, 17 Warren issues; continued by Kitchen Sink Press with issues #18-41) Comix International (1974, five issues)1984 (retitled 1994 in 1980) (1978–1983, 29 issues)The Rook (Oct. 1979 - April 1982, 14 issues)Warren Comics Presents (1979)The Goblin (1982, three issues) References External links Additional Webcitation archive. Swierczynski, Duane, Jim Warren Meets Vampirella Philadelphia City Paper.net, Jan. 6-12, 2005. WebCitation archive Dean, Michael. "The Vampirella Wars: The Untold Story of James Warren's Custody Battle with Harris Comics" (excerpt), The Comics Journal'' #253, June 2003. Archive of original. WebCitation archive . The Warrenverse Website devoted to Warren Publishing and its publications. 1957 establishments in Pennsylvania 1983 disestablishments in New York (state) Companies based in Philadelphia Publishers of adult comics Comic book publishing companies of the United States Defunct comics and manga publishing companies Publishing companies established in 1957 Publishing companies disestablished in 1983 Publishing companies based in New York City