Eerie #3 1951 Metal Poster – Classic Pre-Code Horror Comic Cover Art – 45x32cm

Step back into the spine-chilling world of pre-code horror with this Eerie #3 (1951) metal poster! Featuring the unforgettable cover art of a monstrous green fiend leaping from a mirror to terrorize a startled woman, this is one of the Golden Age’s most striking and collectible images.

Originally published by Avon Comics in 1951, Eerie #3 is celebrated for its bold stories like “Monster of the Storm!”, “The Case of the Painted Beasts!”, “The Mirror of Isis!”, and “Was He Dead?”. Now you can own this iconic cover as a premium metal print—perfect for collectors, fans of vintage comics, and lovers of retro horror!

Exceptional Image Quality:

• Ultra-High Resolution:
  Carefully restored and printed at over 300 PPI, ensuring crisp lines and rich detail—even up close.

• Vivid Colors:
  State-of-the-art metal printing technology captures every vibrant color and stark contrast, faithfully recreating the original comic art.

• Flawless Matte Finish:
  The non-reflective matte surface eliminates glare and enhances the bold look, making it perfect for any lighting.

Premium Features:

• Museum-Grade Metal:
  Printed on durable 0.8mm matte metal—rust-resistant, scratch-proof, and moisture-proof for a lifetime of vibrant display.

• Effortless Display:
  Comes with adhesive magnets for easy, frameless hanging—no tools or frames required.

• Perfect Size:
  45cm x 32cm (approx. 17.7" x 12.6") a striking centerpiece for any room, office, or collection.

Authentic & Historic

This artwork is faithfully reproduced from the public domain, making it a legal and unique tribute to comic book history—not affiliated with any modern publisher.

Processing, Printing & Shipping: Processing: 1–2 days → Printing: 3–5 days → Shipping: 7–9 days.

Delivery: Usually 7–9 days to your door

Limited Availability – Order Now!

This is a small-batch reproduction, so don’t miss your chance to own a piece of comic history.

Note: This is a newly printed reproduction of vintage artwork, not an original comic. Some minor cropping of the image may occur during the printing and manufacturing process.