Adventures into Terror #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn 1954’s Adventures into Terror #29, a chilling tale unfolds in old England where a hunchbacked grave robber named Grimm preys on the dead—selling corpses to unscrupulous doctors and dumping the remains in a river. But when the drowned dead rise to claim vengeance, Grimm meets a fate far worse than he ever imagined. With haunting art by Gene Colan and a striking cover by Joe Maneely and Carl Burgos, this issue delivers a gothic horror story where the grave itself becomes a weapon.
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In old England, a hunch backed grave robber named Grimm makes his living digging up corpses and selling them to doctors to experiment on illegally. When the doctors are finished they have Grimm dispose of the bodies. Instead of putting them back in their graves Grimm simply tosses them in the river. One night however, the offended dead rise from their watery graves to get revenge against him, frightening him to death. When a new grave robber begins working for the doctors, his first dig is ironically Grimm himself.
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