Chamber of Chills #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ghoul!", Stan Lee spins a chilling tale of terror and transformation, as a man ventures into the woods seeking proof of werewolves—only to become prey himself. Bill Everett’s stark, atmospheric art brings the dread to life, capturing the moment when a bite sets off a horrifying metamorphosis, and a desperate wife faces the monstrous truth of her husband’s fate. The cover by Larry Lieber and Frank Giacoia perfectly frames the story’s eerie, primal dread.
In "The Ghoul!" from Chamber of Chills #11 (1974), a desperate man fleeing suspicion in a moonlit cemetery finds himself hunted not by the law, but by something far older and darker. When he seeks shelter in a remote swamp shack, the legend the troopers feared becomes terrifyingly real.
In "Back From the Dead!" from Chamber of Chills #11 (1974), a fugitive seeking refuge on Easter Island stumbles upon an ancient scroll that awakens the island’s mysterious stone heads—only to discover they’re not statues at all, but alien beings who see him as a specimen worth taking.
In "Werewolf!" from Chamber of Chills #11 (1974), a man ventures into the woods seeking proof of werewolves—only to become the monster he sought. After shooting a beast, he returns home to his shrewish wife, unaware that the bite has begun its curse. As he starts to transform, she screams and fires a shotgun, but not before he turns on her.
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↩ Reprints Adventures into Terror #4 (1951), Adventures into Weird Worlds #10 (1952), Menace #3 (1953), Tales of Suspense #28 (1962)
Reprinted in Capitaine America #42 (1975)
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