Chamber of Chills #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Thing on the Roof!", Stan Lee crafts a chilling tale of vengeance and desperation, set in a prison where the past refuses to stay buried. Russ Heath’s stark, expressive art brings the grim atmosphere to life, as a warden’s cruel act of execution unleashes a terrifying reckoning. The cover by Gil Kane and Tom Palmer captures the story’s mounting dread with a haunting, shadowed image of the roof’s edge.
In "The Monster from the Mound!" from Chamber of Chills #1 (1977), a greedy rancher dismisses the local legend of a sacred Indian burying ground, only to unearth something far more dangerous than gold—when he digs up the ancient site, he awakens a vampire long buried beneath the earth.
In "Spell of the Dragon!" from *Chamber of Chills* #1 (1977), the warrior Brak is hired by a witch to slay a fearsome dragon, but the price of victory comes with a terrible curse—one that will force him to kill the next person he encounters after the beast falls. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds in a world where magic and blood are inextricably linked, and every triumph carries a hidden cost.
In "They Wait in Their...Dungeon!" from Chamber of Chills #1 (1977), the cruel warden who just presided over an execution in the gas chamber finds himself trapped as the condemned inmates rise up. With the deadly fumes still in the air above and a furious mob closing in below, he's forced to choose between two terrible fates—no escape in sight.
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↩ Reprints Menace #1 (1953), Chamber of Chills #1 (1972), Chamber of Chills #2 (1973), Chamber of Chills #3 (1973)
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