Bloke's Terrible Tomb of Terror #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "False Alarm!", the insectoid alien conquerors—jaded from endless victories—turn their gaze toward Earth, drawn by rumors of a planet that might finally test their might. Written by Jason Crawley and illustrated by Maurizio Ercole, this 2011 issue delivers a tense, atmospheric dive into a world on the brink, with Mike Hoffman’s cover capturing the eerie anticipation of an invasion long awaited.
When an isolated old man starts calling emergency services just to hear a voice, his repeated false alarms blur the line between loneliness and danger—until the one time he really needs help, no one answers. A quiet, chilling tale of isolation and consequence, told with restrained dread in six stark pages.
When a race of insectoid alien conquerors grow weary of their endless campaigns across the galaxy, they turn their sights to Earth—believing its resistance might finally offer the challenge they’ve been seeking.
In "Witness from the Grave," Christophe Smithe grapples with the consequences of his isolated, obsessive work in the basement laboratory, where his experiments teeter on the edge of madness—until the threat of his wife, Jo, calling the police forces a reckoning he may not survive.
When a group of young explorers touch down on the long-heralded tropical paradise of Vlad 7, they quickly realize the planet has changed—its lush jungles now teeming with vampire-like creatures, and their mission to explore turns into a desperate fight for survival.
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Reprinted in La tombe de la terreur #2 (2014), Eyrie #1 (2020)
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