Comics
(American published)
(American published)
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Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho A three-part, limited series magazine adapting the Hitchcock film (Innovative), issues #1 – 3; Feb, Mar, Sep 1992. Script by Felipe Echevarria from the Bloch novel. |
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“And the Blood Ran Green” Appears in Starstream #4 (Whitman); 1976. Script by Arnold Drake based on Bloch’s story “The Fear Planet.” Read Tony Porco's piece regarding this story/comic adaptation: And the Blood... |
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“A Song of Pain and Sorrow!” Appears in Heroes Against Hunger #1 (DC Comics); May 1986. A benefit book, with proceeds going toward hunger relief in Africa. 24 writer-artist teams collaborated, with each taking 2 facing pages (Bloch: pp. 18-19.) “Ego Trip”
Appears in Doomed #4 (2005 series IDW; Dec 2006. Script by Joshua Jabcuga based on Bloch's short story. |
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“Embrace the Wolf” Appears in Star Trek: The Next Generation (WildStorm Comics); Jun 2000. A one-shot book, a “sequel” to Bloch’s “Wolf in the Fold” script for the original Star Trek series. Script by Christopher Golden and Tom Sniegoski. . |
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“Enoch” Appears in Heavy Metal vol. 7, #4 (HM Communications); July 1983. Script by Rafael Estrada based on Bloch’s short story.
“Fat Chance” Appears in Doomed #3 (2005 series; IDW); 2005. Script by Ted Adams based on Bloch’s short story.
“The Final Performance” Appears in Doomed #1 (2005 series; IDW); Oct 2005. Script by Chris Ryall based on Bloch’s short story. |
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“The Flash and the Black Widow” Appears in Flash Comics, volume 1, #66; Aug 1945. Script by Bloch (as Gardner F. Fox). |
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“From Hell” Appears in Gotham by Gaslight (DC Comics); Nov 1989. Text by Bloch: a one-page letter in the first person signed by Jack the Ripper, used as foreword of the story.
“The Funny Farm” Appears in Gore Shriek Annual #1 (FantiCo Enterprises); 1990. Script by Chris Pelletiere. Credits note that story is inspired by the story by Robert Bloch. |
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“Hell on Earth” Appears in Science Fiction Graphic Novel #1 (DC Comics); Sep 1985. Script by Robert Loren Fleming based on Bloch’s short story. |
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Introduction To Hellboy: Seed of Destruction #1 (Dark Horse); Oct 1994. “The Living Dead” Appears in Vampire Tales #5 (Marvel); Apr 1974. Script by Roy Thomas based on the Bloch short story. “The Man Who Cried Werewolf!”
Appears in Monsters Unleashed #1 (Marvel Comics); Mar 1973. Script by Gerry Conway based on Bloch’s story “The Man Who Cried Wolf.” “The Past Master”
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“The Shambler from the Stars” Appears in Journey into Mystery vol. 2, #3 (Marvel Comics); Feb 1973. Script by Ron Goulart based on Bloch’s short story.
“The Shadow from the Steeple” Appears in Journey into Mystery volume 2, #5 (Marvel Comics); Jun 1973. Script by Ron Goulart based on Bloch’s short story. “That Hell-Bound Train”
Appears in Weird Business (Mojo Press); 1995. Script by Neal Barrett, Jr., based on Bloch’s short story. “A Toy for Juliette”
Appears in Deepest Dimension #1 (Revolutionary Comics); Jun 1993. Script by Rick Geary based on Bloch’s short story. Note: also contains a feature article on Bloch by George Clayton Johnson. “Two Victorian Gentlemen” Appears in Blood of the Innocent #1 (WaRP Graphics); Jan 1986. Introductory essay where Bloch discusses the protagonists of the comic, Dracula and Jack the Ripper. “Warm Farewell” Appears in Doomed #2 (2005 series IDW; 2005. Script by Dan Taylor based on Bloch’s short story. “Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper”
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