 In 1966 William Harris's son Stanley R. Harris partnered with Fass to form the black-and-white horror magazine publisher Eerie Publications.Eerie's output was a low-rent response to the popularity of the Warren Publishing horror comic magazines "Creepy" and "Eerie".Fass's titles, all of which featured grisly, lurid color covers, included "Weird", "Horror Tales", "Terror Tales", "Tales from the Tomb", "Tales of Voodoo", and "Witches' Tales".