"Bookworm"

7 pgs. Appeared first time in Eerie #32 (1971). Reprinted in Creepy #103 (1978) and in Eerie Archives Volume #7 (2011).
Story: Gerald Conway. Art: Richard Corben (no signature, © around 1971). Color (around 1980/1981): unknown, prob Richard Corben. Lettered by hand (Warren).

DK: as "Bogormen" in Gru #6 (1972).
FIN: as "Kirjatoukka" in Shokki #46 (6/76).
FRA: as "Ver lisant" in Vampirella [FRA] #2"Nouvelle série" (1978) and Vampirella [FRA] Album #1 "Nouvelle série" (1978), (!) in Une femme bafouée (1982).
GER: as "Bücherwurm", (!) in Vampir-Comic #2 (1974), (!) in Vampirella [GER] #8 (1983), and (!) in Vampirella [GER] Sammelband #2.
NL: as "Boekenwurn" in Creepy [NL] #6 (1981).
SPA: as "Gusano de biblioteca" in Delta #1, (!) in Famosos "Monsters" del cine #11 (1976), and (!) in Creepy [SPA] Almanaque 1981.
SWE: as "Bokmalen" in Chock 13/74.

Style: B&W zipatone. Genre: Horror. Time Span: Present. Nudity: None.
Keywords: Private library. Magic. Human sacrifices. Cousin Eerie (in the end Eerie not by Corben).
Synopsis: Young guy works for money in old man's book collections. Old man is true bookworm, and for sure young guy will be too.
Comment: Brilliant B&W artwork, some movie like cuts. Quite good story by Gerald Conway.
Alternatives, : Specially colored for German edition. In Vampirella [GER], Cousin Eerie is removed totally from the beginning and replaced with a B&W Vampi in the end. About Vampir-Comic I don't know. Same color version used in some other translated prints (on pg 6 you can see red German language, "Ich habe Hunger! Ich brauche Flutter! Ritter!").